Fruitcakes at the end of Christendom // Charles Williams' Hot Cross Buns

Perhaps the decline and fall of Christendom is as much a part of divine providence as its miraculous rise

'Home is what we carry with us' // The anti-monuments of Do Ho Suh

Kamila Soh reviews the South Korean artist's first exhibition in the Southern Hemisphere, at the Museum of Contemporary Art, Sydney.

Australian identity from the vantage of eternity // The Jindyworobaks, Part One

The Jindyworobak movement was an attempt to view Australian identity from the vantage of eternity. Lost to memory, Lucas Smith recovers the Jindies for the 21st century

Faith, Hope and Carnage // The crucified grief of Nick Cave

Nick Cave's articulation of God is much closer to orthodox Christianity than he realises, and more coherent than the God of many Christians.

1. What they mean when they talk about synodality

Three books on synodality, pitched at different levels, shed light on what synodal theology actually involves.

Nothing counts except the cut // Gucci and Zampatti at the Powerhouse

What are fashion exhibitions for? And can a museum display ever really transcend fashion's commercial origins?

0. Introducing Synodal Investigations

A new theological project on the sources and theology of synodality—it's more than just 'walking together'