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By Karl Schmude
Karl Schmude reflects on Chesterton’s insights into Christmas as a rich combination and contrast of realities - the helplessness of a human child who was divine and the...
The Chesterton Pilgrimage in England – An Australian Connection
Stuart McCullough describes the annual Chesterton Pilgrimage which he organises in England, and reveals some Australian connections as signifying a devotion at once local and universal.
The Value of Catholic Liberal Arts Schools – A Parent’s Perspective
Highlights of last November’s Australian Chesterton Conference at Campion College included a presentation by Fenelle McLaurin on the appeal of Catholic liberal arts schools to parents seeking an...
Catholic Culture at a Book Club
Garry Nieuwkamp reports on the challenges of running a Catholic book club and the opportunities for reading and discussion it provides.
A Newly Published Chesterton Essay – Ripe for a Detective Writer
By Karl Schmude
Karl Schmude discusses the publication in Strand Magazine of a recently rediscovered Chesterton essay on “the historical Detective Story”.
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The Australian Chesterton Society is a national association devoted to fostering an appreciation of G.K. Chesterton’s writings and the value of his thought in contemporary Australia.
