Articles by Tracey Edstein

REVIEW: Disorderly Women IMAGE Aurora

REVIEW: Disorderly Women

December 01, 2018

My favourite section of Michele Connolly’s Disorderly Women and the Order of God: An Australian Feminist Reading of the Gospel of Mark is her use of an incident in Australian history to issue a warning to women reading Mark.

REVIEW A Gentle Unfolding: Circling and Spiralling into Meaning IMAGE Aurora

REVIEW A Gentle Unfolding: Circling and Spiralling into Meaning

November 03, 2018

Judith Scully had me hooked with her opening sentence: “At some point in my early teens, just when I was discovering there was more to the opposite sex than beneath-my-notice little brothers, I fell in love with God.”

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Review: Be Still Awhile Along the Track

September 05, 2018

Just glancing at the contents pages of Jim Quillinan’s Be Still Awhile Along the Track is enticing. Dip into “A lesson from ants”, “The angels in our lives”, “Time for tomatoes” and “Running on empty?”

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The accidental prison chaplain

August 04, 2018

Tracey Edstein spoke to Fr Peter Carroll msc, Chaplain to the Corrective Services and Chair of the Australian Catholic Prisoners Pastoral Care Council which advises the Bishops Commission for Pastoral Life.

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Children floored by learning at St Nick’s

August 04, 2018

General Operations Manager of St Nicholas Early Education, Kerri Armstrong, has been clear from the very beginning about the educational philosophy behind the St Nicholas adventure.

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Standing up for disorderly women!

July 07, 2018

A new publication by Dr Michele Connolly rsj was launched recently by Emeritus Professor Elaine Wainwright rsm in Sydney.