Marist Fathers New Zealand: Life and spirit
People, society and the healthcare systems themselves would benefit from a return to a values-based approach to healthcare argues New Zealand Marist, Gerald Arbuckle in his new book, “Humanizing Healthcare Reforms“.
In book Gerry argues that a values-based approach would be positively transformative and a much better approach to healthcare than the current financial perspective. [Read more…] about Values are vital in humanizing healthcare reforms says Gerry Arbuckle
“Bearings”, the English version of the book by Fr Craig Larkin to assist Marists in the Year of the Marist Constitutions, has been released. [Read more…] about Year of the Marist Constitutions
CathNews New Zealand and CathNews Pacific launched recently. They are two publications in one. Already with in excess of 2,500 visits and nearly 10,000 page views in not quite a month, the limited release is a small but positive beginning. [Read more…] about CathNews proves a popular read
Writing in CathNews Australia, Gerry Arbuckle says that “Fundamentalism is not confined to Islamic religions. In fact fundamentalist movements are to be found in all society and religions, including Catholic Christianity”. [Read more…] about Catholics can be Fundamentalists too
As New Zealand communities around the world mourn the twenty-nine Pike River miners, Brian O’Connell, currently studying at All Hallows, Ireland, responded to a request, and preached a sermon during Choral Evensong at Christchurch Cathedral, Dublin. [Read more…] about God’s care for us does not suspend nature’s laws
The split between the Gospel and culture is the drama of our time and in his latest book, “Culture, Inculturation, and Theologians: A Postmodern Critique” Gerry Arbuckle seeks to help us bridge this gap. [Read more…] about Culture, Inculturation, and Theologians: A Postmodern Critique, by Gerry Arbuckle
