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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Mortal Kombat
The problems with “Mortal Kombat” (Warner Bros.) go well beyond off-kilter spelling.
Fundraising program launched for MASS FOR YOU AT HOME
As Mass for You at Home prepares to celebrate 50 years on free-to-air television, a fundraising program recently launched will help enable the ongoing broadcast of Catholic Mass. The program first aired on August 1, 1971. Photo: Supplied.
As Mass
for You at Home prepares to celebrate 50 years on free-to-air
television, a fundraising program recently launched will help enable the
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24:7 Youth Ministry-affiliated parishes celebrate the Risen Lord
Perth Archdiocesan parishes, that have teamed up with 24:7 Youth Ministry, saw close to 300 young people celebrate Easter over the final weekend of the school holidays at 10 of its youth groups that were in operation.
Pope Francis to institute formal ‘Ministry of Catechist’
Pope Francis is preparing to formally institute the “ministry of catechist”.
Government urged to respond to Seafarer’s needs in Pandemic
Stella Maris Australia, a Catholic agency that provides spiritual and practical support to those working at sea, has joined an international coalition calling for better treatment of seafarers during the pandemic.
Voyagers
The tedious sci-fi parable “Voyagers” (Lionsgate) seems designed to prove that in space, no one can hear you yawn.
Pope calls for monthlong global prayer marathon for end of pandemic
Pope Francis has called for a global prayer marathon for the entire month of May, praying for the end to the pandemic.
Vinnies invite WA community to have a Good Night In
In recent times many of us have experienced disconnection and isolation. We know that maintaining close relationships, having support, and staying connected to friends and family is vital, especially when times are tough. For over 65,000 Western Australians experiencing hardship each year, their only means of support is Vinnies WA. The Vinnies Good Night In on Friday 7 May, is simply about staying in for the night with friends, family, or work colleagues and donating what you would have spent on a night out.
Tackling substance abuse for two decades
St John of God Drug and Alcohol Withdrawal Network (DAWN) assist people to stop or reduce their substance use safely by providing planned care and support at home. The Subiaco-based service is celebrating its 20 year anniversary.
Mercy Health takes time to remember
Mercy Place Mont Clare resident Norman Walker will be one of many to remember those who were involved in the war effort at a commemorative ceremony at the not-for-profit home this ANZAC Day.
