CPX In the Media

No fair-minded person would want Pell in jail if he didn’t commit the crime. But within the pews of the Catholic Church, people are divided about his travails.

Rev. Bill Crews speaks to Tim Costello from the Centre for Public Christianity about the challenging time ahead for people in isolation and ways people can stay connected.

For some of us, the personal cost of the coronavirus will be huge; for others less profound, but still troubling. But one form of suffering will afflict us...

The wave of illness and death brought on by coronavirus is only beginning. How do we prepare for the sadness that will be thrust upon us?

Rev. Bill Crews speaks to Simon Smart from the Centre for Public Christianity about the impact of coronavirus on religion in Australia.

The extraordinary courage and self-sacrifice of the villagers of Eyam, near Manchester, probably averted the plague in northern England in 1665.

During Women’s History Month, I celebrate the unattached females who shaped the church.

To celebrate episode 20 of the Hope Book Club, Katrina and Natasha have a special guest Paul Kelly on the podcast for an all-Australian edition.

It’s International Women’s Day! Join Justine Toh and the panel as they celebrate women’s achievements and explore how religious commitment can help – rather than harm – the...

We humans are an easily panicked lot. During the bushfire crisis, we saw the very best in people. But just one month later people are pulling knives over...

People say there's nothing that can quite prepare you to be a parent. That's probably because through the highs and lows, you learn as much about the best...

Australia is a secular society, but there's a religious claim that forms part of the foundation of its liberal democratic values: That all people, regardless of circumstance, have...