Christmas is a time for many things, but gifts certainly rank as a feature of the day. The Transit Lounge asked a selection of women what ranks as their most memorable gifts.
Profiles
The way of the warriorAmy Goodhew
The fighting FatherMeera Atkinson
The search for a circular churchMichelle Coram
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King Arthur and his knights rode around the countryside protecting those who needed it and conspicuously NOT using their impressive skills with a broad sword for nefarious purposes. Instead, they dedicated their services to God and country and damsels everywhere. Do we still have noble fighters around these days?
Nominated Australian of the Year in 2005 and 2009 and declared Marrickville Citizen of the Year in 1997 and 2009, Father Dave Smith heads up a unique ministry in Sydney that pulls no punches.
Remember the flying nun? Now meet Elizabeth Young, the circus nun.
Michelle Coram was so Catholic at the age of seven she hoped to die a nice gory death like some of her favourite saints. These days she worships around a Uniting Church table full of wine, food and sacred stories, and hopes to die in her sleep at a ripe old age. Here’s her cross-denominational story.
While most chase the Holy Grail of upward mobility, a curious band of everyday missionaries are hanging out the ‘Home Sweet Home’ sign in suburbs others dare not even visit.
Not everyone is a bleeding heart, pinko, lefty, latte sipping, organic food eating wimp.
