Fr Frank Brennan Homilies and Publications
Fr Frank Brennan SJ is a Catholic priest and human rights lawyer. He has a long history of walking alongside Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People in the quest for equality and justice. Fr Frank is an outspoken advocate for the Voice and has provided numerous presentations, articles and interviews advocating for an Indigenous voice to Parliament.
Fr Frank Brennan shares his views on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament and the Executive Government and a forum held at St Patrick’s Church Hill in Sydney.
Fr Frank Brennan joins a number of Faith Leaders to discuss, ecumenically, the need to work together for the Voice.
Fr Frank Brennan joins Gerard Henderson and the Sydney Institute members to discuss “A Legal-lite , Watertight Indigenous Voice to Parliament”.
It is now 15 years since Prime Minster John Howard placed constitutional recognition on the national agenda. For the good of our First Nations peoples, for the good of public administration and for the good of the nation, it is essential that this matter now be brought to a timely successful resolution.
“I delivered the annual Lenten Lecture for St Thomas’ Blackburn and Avenue Uniting Church on the Voice. It was good to have the opportunity in such an ecumenical context to reflect on the historic announcement of the words proposed for insertion in the Constitution by the Indigenous Referendum Working Group and the Labor Cabinet.”
Fr Frank Brennan discusses rewording the Voice question with Michelle Gratton in her Politics podcast.
Discussing the Voice – Underpinning Reconciliation, or a Divisive Political Football? At the St Andrew’s Hotel in Fitzroy Melbourne.
St Patrick’s Address for the Aisling Society of Sydney on the Voice.
Fr Frank Brennan explains why he thinks the Voice will integrate First Australians into the life of the nation.
Read about Catholic Social Services Victoria’s launch of Fr Frank Brennan’s new book, An Indigenous Voice To Parliament.
An insightful article that delves into the intricacies of Indigenous constitutional recognition in Australia.