Theology at the Pub Melbourne

Evangelisation Post Lockdown with Fr Nathan Rawlins | T@P November 2021

Our speaker this month is one of our own on the T@P team: Fr Nathan Rawlins speaking on "Evangelisation Post Lockdown".

Suffering like a Saint with Fr Marcus Goulding | T@P October 2021

Suffering like a Saint with Fr Marcus Goulding | T@P October 2021

Eastern Catholic Churches with Mons. Joe Takchi | T@P September 2021

Monsignor Joe Takchi, a Melbourne based Maronite Priest  speaking on the Eastern Catholic Churches.

Hope Anchored to Heaven with Sr. Mary Helen O.P. | T@P August 2021

Holding onto Hope during these difficult times. This is a beautiful talk by Sr. Mary Helen O.P. a Dominican Sister of St Cecilia in Melbourne, livestreamed on the Theology at the Pub Melbourne Facebook page.

T@P May 2021 - St Joseph: a Powerful Intercessor for Our Times with Archbishop Peter Comensoli

Pope Francis has proclaimed 2021 to be a Year of Saint Joseph. This month we were blessed to be joined by Archbishop Peter Comensoli, who shared with us some wonderful reflections on this patron saint of the universal Church. Prior to the Pope's proclamation, Archbishop Comensoli had dedicated the Archdiocese and city of Melbourne to Saint Joseph's intercession.

T@P April 2021 - Reigniting your faith after a pandemic with Dr Andy Mullins

We are thrilled to be back after a year-long hiatus due to the COVID pandemic. To kick off our first event for 2021, we were joined by Dr Andy Mullins who teaches formation of character at the University of Notre Dame Australia. His doctorate investigated the intersection of neuroscience and moral behaviour and he's the author of Parenting for Character. What a great way to start our year! Apologies for missing the first few minutes of the talk in the recording.

T@P March 2020 - Shakespeare and Catholicism with Angela Schumann

What's the big deal about Shakespeare? What is his relationship to the Catholic Tradition and why should I care? In this talk, Angela Schumann tackles the big questions about the Bard, exploring history, psychology and theology to discover the profound role that the Catholic Church had in creating one of the biggest literary geniuses the world has ever seen. Angela Schumann is doing her PhD in Literature at Monash University, looking at confession and self-deception in Shakespeare's plays.