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  1. Unlocking Australia's incarceration culture 

    Man slumped against prison barsThe Commonwealth and the Victorian state budgets this year were marked by a contradiction. Both committed more money to incarceration — detention centres and prisons; and both limited programs to help the people confined there. Such contradictions are usually signs of a bad policy that flows from shallow cultural values.


    Issue 10 : Published 22-May-2013
  2. Clobbering religious gay prejudice 

    Detail from book cover, Pieces of Ease and GraceThe 2011 book Five Uneasy Pieces offered an alternative reading of the so-called 'clobber passages' that are at the core of religious unease about homosexuality. A follow-up volume pushes the envelope further by examining the biblical recognition of the variety of human love beyond traditional marriage.


    Issue 10 : Published 21-May-2013
  3. Pope Francis the smiling revolutionary 

    Pope Francis smilingIt is difficult to get into the mind of a person who might have been pope eight years earlier. Would the intervening years have been filled with 'what ifs'? Would he have watched Benedict and wondered how he might have led differently? Whether they knew it or not the cardinals initiated a quiet revolution in electing this man. 


    Issue 9 : Published 16-May-2013
  4. Aged care and the business of gift 

    Carer and elderly woman smile at each otherIn our care of the aged, not only their health and security are at stake but also their self-respect and dignity. It is impossible not to sympathise with the argument that the high skills this requires from carers should be better remunerated. But in the business of business and remuneration, love is the skill that dares not speak its name.


    Issue 9 : Published 08-May-2013
  5. Catholicism beyond slogans 

    Crossed street signs, one says Liberal the other says ConservativeThe future of the Catholic tradition will not rest with Liberal, Conservative or Evangelical Catholicism. Not because those who would define themselves as members of such groupings are liberal or conservative, but because they are essentially reactive. They derive their energy from opposition to the perceived weakness or wickedness of other groups. 


    Issue 8 : Published 01-May-2013
  6. Positives of discrimination  

    Red pen circles silhouette of personThe debate about the right of church organisations to discriminate in employment is usually framed in terms of exclusion. But it can be framed more positively. A religious background may be required not because it satisfies the demands of the church, but to ensure that those whom the organisation serves continue to be treated with great respect. 


    Issue 7 : Published 17-Apr-2013
  7. The healing God of the Royal Commission 

    Jesus carrying a sheep on his shouldersThe Church is unique among the institutions under scrutiny from the Royal Commission. The trust laypeople hold in priests and other vowed religious is not the same trust held in teachers, doctors and coaches. It is sourced from the stories that feed their faith. This is the context in which the betrayal must be understood. 


    Issue 7 : Published 11-Apr-2013
  8. Francis right to break the rules 

    Cardinal Jorge Mario Bergoglio washes and kisses the feet of residents of a shelter for drug users during Holy Thursday Mass in 2008Pope Francis' Holy Thursday expedition to the juvenile justice centre to wash the feet of young people, male and female, Christian and Muslim, breached liturgical rules. But he was right to do so. Church and state laws are securely grounded only when there is a shared sense of the importance of human flourishing.


    Issue 7 : Published 10-Apr-2013
  9. When community organisations sup with the devil 

    Plastic devil shakes hands with plastic man in tie with briefcaseA certain metaphorical framework sees community organisations as factories and the people they serve as consumers. It can be useful to focus attention on the costs and efficiency of programs. But when it becomes the master model for caring for human beings, it betrays all that most community organisations are about.


    Issue 6 : Published 03-Apr-2013
  10. A Muslim, a Buddhist, a Catholic and two atheists walked into the ABC 

    Josh Thomas and Archbishop Mark Coleridge on the Q&A panelMany must have wondered if it was an April Fools joke. An episode of Q&A worth watching? One without a single pompous pundit or partisan politician? Despite the presence of two atheists, religion dominated, perhaps because the most articulate spokesperson for atheism was herself representing a faith.


    Issue 6 : Published 02-Apr-2013
     
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