Why a 16th Century Mantuan Matters in Milson’s Point
- At July 18, 2011
- By Jonathan Doyle
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A rather imposing sculpture situated in the foyer of St Aloysius’ College, Sydney, recently sparked a conversation about role models and the impact a 16th century Mantuan has had on the Aloysian community in Milson’s Point.
Read MoreA Crossroads in Catholic Education
- At July 18, 2011
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Australian Catholic education has undergone significant change over the past forty years. While the various transitions have been relatively smooth, substantial and daring challenges remain.
Read MoreThe Paradox of Work & Rest
- At July 18, 2011
- By Jonathan Doyle
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In the last edition of Being Catholic I wrote about the sacred power of paying attention, so it was with some interest that I read a piece written a few weeks ago in the Sydney Morning Herald that declared that Australians are working longer and harder than ever before.
Read MoreThe Problem with Teaching
- At May 4, 2011
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Last year, in New South Wales alone teachers made more than 500 mental stress claims. Taking into account the rest of the country the final figure is no doubt quite significant.
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