Catholics and Catholicism in contemporary Australia

Catholics and Catholicism in contemporary Australia

by Abe W. Ata

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Education and pastoral care - Interfaith, inter-ethnic and cross-cultural dialogue - Identity - gender - Civil engagement - Catholic identity - Chinese catholic community in Sydney - I nterfaith dialogue - Muslim- Catholic relations - The church, spirituality, health care and ethics - The media - Family and identity - The Australian Catholic University - The clergy, religious congregations and the community.

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