Van Helsing’s mysterious latest invention transforms Drac and his pals into humans, and Johnny into a monster. With their new mismatched bodies, Drac and the pack must find a way to switch themselves back before their transformations become permanent.
By John Mulderig, Catholic News Service.
“What is Christmas? Is it a tree? A statue of a baby with a woman and a man nearby? Yes, it is Jesus, the birth of Jesus,” he said, so “stop for a bit and think of Christmas as a message, a message of peace.”
The inaugural Catholic Social Services Western Australia Symposium ‘Walking with his people’ held on 24 and 25 November at Newman Siena attracted a wide range of speakers from leaders within the Catholic welfare service delivery.
Anyone who has followed the pontificate of Pope Francis will know that he consistently encourages the young to learn from their elders and to remember their roots.
Three long-serving and dedicated volunteers at Southern Cross Care WA have been awarded Volunteer Appreciation awards for their significant contribution to the lives of residents, clients and their families.
National Catholic Education Commission (NCEC) Executive Director Jacinta Collins has this week appeared before a Joint Parliamentary Committee Inquiry with NCEC Deputy Director Sally Egan considering the long-awaited Religious Discrimination Bill 2021 and related bills.
In his Christmas message, Catholic Religious Australia President, Brother Peter Carroll FMS offers his Advent reflection, citing that it is slipping away: one week more and then Christmas. The candles of the wreath have changed colour: violet to rose and soon to Christmas white or gold, and we’re moving through the advent themes represented in the candles: hope, peace, joy, and love.
A Christmas message from the Archbishop of Perth Timothy Costelloe SDB.
As the First General Assembly of the Fifth Plenary Council of Australia neared the halfway point, Archbishop Anthony Fisher OP preached on the power of prayer and trust in the Holy Spirit.