The St Thomas More Society, together with the Ambrose Centre for Religious Liberty and the Australian Catholic Students Association hosted an end of semester drinks night and the annual St John Fisher Lecture on 14 October 2015.

Mr Rocco Mimmo, founder and chairman of the Ambrose Centre for Religious Liberty delivered the address on "Same Sex 'Marriage': its impact on religious liberty". The evening was be chaired by Professor Michael Quinlan, Dean of Law at University of Notre dame Australia.

The Crusades: A Catholic Atrocity? Speaker Daniel Hill

Confession to God or Priest a talk given at Sydney University by Fr Christopher Sharah.

Theologian Christian Stephens explores the popular acronym YOLO - You Only Live Once and explores how the philosophy of YOLO is not a new concept. Christian also delves into how the Catholic faith responds to the attitude of "You only live once."

Pope Francis: Change or More of the Same?

Monica Doumit is the co-ordinator of Catholic Talk, a group of lay and religious people who seek to share their faith across traditional and social media. Monica is a corporate lawyer and has a Master in bioethics.

The First Christians - Things you need to know about the Catholic Church - Robert Haddad

Demons and Demonology - the Science of the Spirits by Brother Thomas Azzi

During his presentation Brother Thomas Azzi showed parts of an interview on ABC's 20/20

You can see the videos here:

Part 1

Part 2

Part 3

Part 4

Is Prayer a Waste of Time? - Eileen Leyne

From the Catechism of the Catholic Church 2707

There are as many and varied methods of meditation as there are spiritual masters. Christians owe it to themselves to develop the desire to meditate regularly, lest they come to resemble the three first kinds of soil in the parable of the sower.5 But a method is only a guide; the important thing is to advance, with the Holy Spirit, along the one way of prayer: Christ Jesus.

"We don't pray to receive, as if God was an ATM machine and our prayers should not be focused on the gift but on the giver." Eileen Leyne.

The Game Changer: The Legacy of Pope St John Paul II

Speaker: Eileen Leyne

Canadian-born Eileen Leyne had her own “life-changing experience” at World Youth Day in Toronto in 2002 leading her to join the Marian Community of Reconciliation, a community of consecrate lay- women who dedicate their lives to be fully available for evangelisation.

In this podcast Eileen talks about the life and legacy of Saint John Paul II .

Debate: Islam V. Catholicism: Does the New Testament Distort the True Message of Jesus?

Speakers: Jason Cebalo (Catholic)

Ryan J. Pickard. (Muslim)