Selected Speeches

Archdiocese of Canberra and Goulburn

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pdf “The Catholic Contribution to Canberra over One Hundred Years” presented by Bishop Pat Power

Published on 14 April 2013

pdf “Thomas More, Truth and Marriage”

Published on 08 September 2012

document "Dialogue with a Secular Culture"

Published on 15 April 2012

pdf “Art in the Light of the Divine - Faith and Art”

Published on 05 April 2012

pdf Leading in Australia

Published on 09 November 2011

pdf Recognizing Women in the Church

Published on 08 September 2011

pdf A Contemporary Perspective

Published on 19 May 2011

pdf The Religious Beliefs of Australian Prime Ministers

Published on 11 November 2010

pdf Cardinal Newman and the Humanities Today

Published on 02 September 2010

pdf Sixth Annual St. Thomas More Lecture Dinner. “St. Thomas More – The Friend of Bishops”

Published on 23 June 2010

pdf How the Church should engage with the Parliament and Public Opinion?

Published on 13 May 2010

pdf How the Church should engage with the Parliament and Public Opinion?

Published on 13 May 2010

pdf Religious Liberty in the Public Square: How the Church Should Engage Public Policy

Published on 11 March 2010

pdf Food Security – One of the Greatest Social Justice Challenges in Today’s World

Published on 10 November 2009

pdf Family, Faith and Sport

Published on 03 September 2009

pdf Only Connect - The Catholic Church’s Key Challenge in Modern Australia

Published on 12 August 2009

pdf Fifth Annual St. Thomas More Lecture Dinner: No Impunity for Sovereigns: Thomas More and Internation

Published on 23 June 2009

pdf Faith and the Creative Writer in a Secular World

Published on 06 May 2009

pdf Foreign Policy and Interfaith Dialogue

Published on 12 March 2009

pdf One God in a Divided World

Published on 13 November 2008

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