To err is human, to forgive divine is a phrase written by Alexander Pope in the 17th century. It strikes a chord within us as we recognise our tendency to make mistakes, while at the same time finding it difficult to forgive others.

“Don’t be afraid to dream a bit bigger, darling.” During the days of staycation, my husband and I were planning a dream vacation. For me, a hotel with a pool and restaurant was fine. He wanted a beautiful setting with adventurous trails and sites. I thought this was too ambitious.

Does your spiritual life feel like a bit of an experiment? Moments of great intensity but after nothing seems to have changed? In this episode, we explore how Opus Dei has helped many people to discover the adventure of spiritual life bedded down in daily routines.

The idea that you can find God in the boardroom, in your kitchen and at your workstation is still a surprise to many people. This was the message St Josemaría brought to light when he founded Opus Dei. In this episode we will be discussing the origins of Opus Dei.

Seamus Heaney, the Northern Irish poet wrote a poem about one of his favourite aunts, Aunty Mary. It’s called Sunlight. As he approaches the last stanza, we almost hear him whispering in our ear…

Have you noticed how certain ads appear stating,“You might be interested in….” and they can sometimes have the most tenuous link to a previous search. Well, recently it happened quite by chance that I was offered a chance to listen to “ABC conversations” with Dr. Richard Harris, Australian of the Year 2019.