The annual initiative is part of a broader movement across Australia to foster a cul-ture of discernment and openness to God’s plan in their lives, whether it be through priesthood, religious life, marriage, or single blessedness.

To Be Formed a Priest, writes Perth Priest and former Director of Vocations, Rev Dr Armando Carandang, is to become configured to Jesus Christ. Originally published in The Record in 2004, Fr Armando looks deeply at the areas of formation, with particular focus on “Pastores Dabo Vobis” by now St John Paul II.

At the centre of the story is Peter, portrayed with depth and humanity by Edmond Whyte. His journey of doubt, denial, and eventual devotion gave the audience a moving lens through which to experience the life and ministry of Jesus.

The “Pathways” document, structured into four chapters, aims to provide an interpretive guide for the implementation phase of the synodal process.

Former Columban Missions Director Fr Brian Gore will be remembered for his great passion for justice, for defending the rights of the ‘little people’, including the poor and the oppressed. Perth Priest Fr Geoff Aldous shares his experience.

More than 170 parishioners and friends of Yangebup Parish came together Saturday 7 June for a pilgrimage from Spearwood or Beaconsfield to Fremantle Parish Church of St Patrick’s Basilica with the firm intention to renew their commitment to whole heartedly follow Christ.

Bereaved by the sudden demise of his parents, Elio is also at odds with his new guardian, his Aunt Olga (voice of Zoe Saldaña).

By Carol Glatz Pope Leo XIV gives his homily during Mass for the feast of Sts. Peter and Paul in St. Peter’s Basilica at the Vatican on 29 June 2025. The pope wore red vestments to recall the martyrdom of the two saints. Photo: CNS/Lola Gomez. Archbishops around the world can provide by their example the fraternity and unity in diversity the entire Catholic Church needs today, Pope Leo X...

Former Perth YCW diocesan president and national secretary, Gemma Wool-torton, introduced the event, recalling the achievements of the movement in Western Australia over the decades.

The topic of ‘Home’ will be examined by an up-coming conference featuring international and interstate speakers and organised by the Christopher Dawson Society for Philosophy and Culture.