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From the national maritime strike of 1890 to the violent dockside clashes of 1998, the waterfront has loomed large as a key battle site in Australian industrial relations. After Robert Menzies was swept to power on a wave of anti-communist sentiment in 1949, it emerged as the nation's own Cold War frontline.By 1950, Australia's wharves were plagued by problems, including inefficient management, backward methods and archaic equipment. As on-goi...

The third volume in the runaway bestselling series of Catholic jokes focuses on the universal and often hilarious human experience of relating to one another and growing old together. These stories, jokes, lists and one-liners are mostly about lay people and are told from a "Catholic" (that is, Roman Catholic) and "catholic" (that is, universal and about everyone) perspective.They are "clean" and not "mean" and certainly not intended to offend...

The fourth (and final) book in a series of Catholic Jokes by Deacon Tom Sheridan. Over 20, 000 in print in the four editions.

The ability to laugh, especially the ability to laugh at ourselves, is a uniquely human characteristic. One of the greatest sources of humor can be religion, for religion offers us an opportunity to laugh at ourselves at our most serious. And Jesus taught us that we shouldn't take ourselves too seriously. "Unless you become like little children, " he said, "you cannot enter the kingdom of heaven." Author Tom Sheridan begins by discussing the i...

Deacon Tom Sheridan is back with The Second Book of Catholic Jokes--a collection of jokes and anecdotes about clergy and laity from a "Catholic" (that is, Roman Catholic tradition) and a "catholic" (that is, universal and about everybody) perspective. The jokes in this book are clean and not intended to offend anyone, but they do encourage readers to laugh at the human condition, because we could use a little more laughter in our lives.

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Here is a wonderful new resource for anyone who has been asked to be a godparent for a Catholic child. Sheridan, a deacon who has conducted countless baptisms and baptismal preparation sessions, has written a special, down-to-earth explanation of the theory and practice behind the custom of having godparents for infants who are baptized in the Catholic Church.

This welcoming approach to baptismal preparation helps parents understand the meaning of the sacrament for their child, recognize their important role as parents, and appreciate the support they receive from their parish faith community.