Anzac Day Reflection
Anzac Day reflection from Rev Peter Catt and printed in the Brisbane Times. “The question I have been holding as I have re-read some of […]
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Good Friday in an Election Year
Good Friday Message from the Rev Peter Catt, President of A Progressive Christian Voice Australia. On Good Friday we remember that Jesus was executed by […]
Dying with Dignity: A Briefing Paper
Introduction Over the next 10 years Australian society will continue to grapple with a series of complex spiritual, moral, social and legal questions about how […]
A Yes for Marriage Equality
On 9th August in the entrance to Federal Parliament, Tony Abbot, the former prime minister, made a statement to the effect that voting against marriage […]
Progressive Christians Welcome Move Towards Free Vote on Marriage Equality
President of A Progressive Christian Voice (Australia) (APCVA), Dean Peter Catt, has welcomed the call by LNP members of Parliament for a free vote on Marriage Equality. […]
Stop the Adani-Carmichael mega coal mine
Is the prospect of jobs and growth worth it? Photo: AAP Sign a petition at act.350.org to stop the Adani-Carmichael mega coal mine, a project […]
Inter-faith forum lends progressive voices in support of same-sex marriage
Supporters of same-sex marriage during a rally in Brisbane this year. Several faith leaders are sending out the message that advocacy for LGBTI rights and […]
The Elephant in the Biblical Room re Same-Sex Marriage
The Rev’d Dr Ray Barraclough is an Anglican Priest and is a member of the APCVA Committee. In this piece he reminds us that some […]
‘Black Armband view of History’ Necessary for Healing
This piece by APCVA President, Peter Catt, was first published in various Fairfax publications on Sunday 31st May, the first day of Reconciliation Week http://www.brisbanetimes.com.au/comment/black-armband-view-of-history-necessary-for-healing-20150531-ghculq.html […]
Queensland Churches Respond to Domestic Violence
Joint Churches Domestic Violence Prevention Project The Joint Churches Domestic Violence Prevention Project was set up by Queensland Churches Together some 23 years ago to […]