Dr Marco Ceccarelli completed his PhD research in History and European Studies at The University of Western Australia with a focus on Catholic journalism and its response to 21st century Islamic terrorism.
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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
A search for freedom down under – Cali Nathan tells his story of survival
The year 1983 saw the eruption of a 25-year civil war in in the island country of Sri Lanka that claimed the lives of an estimated 100,000 people. Fought by the Liberation Tigers of Tamil Eelam (LTTE), an organisation which sought to create an independent Tamil state called Tamil Eelam in the north and the east of the island, and the Sri Lankan government, the war ended with the defeat of LTTE in 2009.
Organ builder revisits fruits of his labour at St Mary’s Cathedral
Memories of the 2009 grand re-opening of St Mary’s Cathedral, Perth recently resurfaced among enthusiasts of Cathedral music as two pipe organs were visited by their restorer, John Hargraves.
MercyCare launches new fund, London bombing survivor speaks
London bombings survivor Gill Hicks’ remarkable story of resilience was the focus of the 2015 MercyCare Oration held on Thursday, 24 September at the Hyatt Regency’s grand ballroom.
Perth doctor reviews life of privilege and grace before slowing down – Part 2
Dr Lachlan Dunjey, well-renowned Perth medical practitioner, recently met with eRecord journalist Marco Ceccarelli to discuss the highlights of his career and the new journeys he feels called to embark on.
Small world gathers at concluding Mass of the International Alliance of Catholic Knights
Surrounded by numerous flags representing all the corners of the world, Archbishop Timothy Costelloe this month celebrated the closing Mass for the 26th meeting of the Council of the International Alliance of Catholic Knights (IACK), hosted by the Knights of the Southern Cross Australia.
Honourable role of the parish secretary in focus
As the Archdiocese of Perth is encouraged by Archbishop Timothy Costelloe to “move forward” in different priority areas, a number of fundamental roles and jobs played by those serving the Church have also been acknowledged.
Asylum seekers’ plight in focus at insightful breakfast
It is difficult to hear the personal account of Mr Ashraff Mohammad, a former refugee from Afghanistan who belongs to the Hazara ethnic minority, without being shaken to the core and feeling like more needs to be done for those seeking asylum in Australia.
Perth doctor reviews life of privilege and grace before slowing down – Part 1
Dr Lachlan Dunjey, well-renowned Perth medical practitioner, recently met with eRecord journalist Marco Ceccarelli to discuss the highlights of his career and the new journeys he feels called to embark on.
Notre Dame Parish celebrates 55th anniversary
Notre Dame Parish Cloverdale could not have celebrated its 55th anniversary and the Nativity of Our Lady in a better way than with a visit from Archbishop Timothy Costelloe on 8 September 2015.
Angelico Exhibition showcases students’ creativity
More than 160 works by Catholic school students were showcased at this year’s Angelico Exhibition, held from August 10 to 21 at Perth City’s Forrest Centre.
