Emma Wilkins asks: we expect our parents to love us self-sacrificially, but do we want to be their life’s work?
Emma Wilkins asks: we expect our parents to love us self-sacrificially, but do we want to be their life’s work?
Barney Zwartz describes his experience of Melbourne’s recent five-day lockdown.
Simon Smart reflects on the Christmas story as a powerful motivator for hospitality.
Barney Zwartz on the joy of seeing smiles again as masks become optional in Melbourne.
The working mums of lockdown have had to juggle everything. They’ve had enough.
Tim Costello opens up about the very personal reason why he chooses to forego his personal liberties and wear a mask.
Justine Toh on how women have borne the brunt of COVID-19, having to balance paid work with housework, parenting, and home-schooling.
Simon Smart reflects on The Lord of the Rings, Saint Augustine, and the Christian notion of the need to lose your life in order to find it.
Anna Grummitt ponders the legacy of Father Damien of Molokai, and what motivated him – and other modern ‘Damiens’ – to suffer with others.
CPX intern Bella Beach on how while COVID has shown an ugly side of human fear, it has also led to sacrificial acts for the sake of others.
Mark Stephens reflects on the life of Catherine Hamlin, and how her faith drove her to serve Ethiopian women suffering obstetric fistula.
