Patrick Langrell graduated from The University of Notre Dame Australia (UNDA) in 2009 with a Degree in Philosophy. From 2009-2011 he worked in the Archdiocese of New York as Director of Young Adult Outreach in the Family Life Office. He is now undertaking a Masters in Philosophy at UNDA.

Featuring Fr. Robert Galea! Fr. Robert Galea is a recently ordained Catholic Priest and is a singer and songwriter with an international fan base. Apart from a series of recordings and CD releases, Fr Robert has also written a number of songs for various campaigns and international conferences.

Following Fr Robert, the main talk will be presented by Monsignor Paul Tighe. Monsignor Tighe is one of the Vatican's most senior media advisors, is Secretary to the Pontifical Council for Social Communications. He is the keynote international speaker for the Australian Catholic Media Congress this April. Irish-born, Monsignor Tighe worked as the Director of Communications in the Archdiocese of Dublin prior to this Vatican role, where he focusses on developing new media strategies and also with liaising between the Vatican and the international media.

Topic: "Communicating the Word: Timeless Messages, New Media"

Who: Monsignor Paul Tighe (Vatican, Italy) & Fr Robert Galea from 6p

Fr Bernard Zulu from Zambia on tour with Catholic Mission, agreeing to speak to us on inspiring stories of missionaries working in the most difficult circumstances imaginable and the personal call each one of us have to responding to the Gospel in relevant, meaningful and even heroic ways!

This March TOT will welcome Bishop Anthony Fisher to launch his book Catholic Bioethics for a New Millennium to the youth, published by Cambridge University Press.

"Dignity, life, are dimensions of real flesh and blood human beings; human beings who matter. Indeed, matter very much. That's what bioethics is about: to propose as our starting point that every human being should be reverenced, protected and assisted to flourish. It is not some rigid moral absolutism or abstract ancient formula, but about love for humanity, and about grace." (Bishop Fisher)

Bishop Fisher will be presenting to us on the theme of his book and will also be available for personalised book signing following the talk.

Cardinal Pell comments on Bishop Fisher's book;

"There are moral truths; there is such a thing as universal human dignity. He defends explicitly all innocent life. He speaks very usefully of the different levels of responsibility in this confused age of radically diminished culpability... this book is a wonderful contribution in the struggle to recover Catholic conscience and authority."

Dinner & Discussion with Deal Hudson and Young Catholic Leaders: 'Creating a Culture of Life through Faith, Politics, Art & Law'

10 March 2010 TOT Dinner & Discussion with Deal Hudson and Young Catholic Leaders: 'Creating a Culture of Life through Faith, Politics, Art & Law'

Monsignor Reilly founded the hugely blessed 'Helpers of Gods Precious Infants' group. The Helpers’ approach is now being used in at least 40 States, more than 100 Bishops and 5 Cardinals have participated. By the grace of God the Helpers’ apostolate has now spread even as far away as here in Australia!

The Helpers of God's Precious Infants are a group of people committed to maintaining a loving and prayerful presence outside of the abortion clinics.

Topic: "Do not be afraid to proclaim the Gospel with Love & Honesty"

Who: Monsignor Reilly (founder of Helpers of Gods precious infants)

When: Monday 30th Jan, 6:30pm

Check out their website here: /www.helpersny.org

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Jackie Francois a Catholic musician and speaker from the USA talks about dating, being single and Pope John Paul's Theology of the Body.

The Sisters of Life is a contemplative and active religious community of women founded in 1991 by John Cardinal O'Connor of New York for the protection and enhancement of the sacredness of every human life. Very fittingly to the challenges of our time and the culture of death, these countercultural Sisters conform their lives to Christ, taking vows of poverty, chastity and obedience and a fourth vow to protect and enhance the sacredness of human life.

The Sisters of Life is a contemplative and active religious community of women founded in 1991 by John Cardinal O'Connor of New York for the protection and enhancement of the sacredness of every human life. Very fittingly to the challenges of our time and the culture of death, these countercultural Sisters conform their lives to Christ, taking vows of poverty, chastity and obedience and a fourth vow to protect and enhance the sacredness of human life.