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
Youthful deacons one step away from saying ‘yes’ to honourable vocations
In this article, eRecord journalist Marco Ceccarelli speaks with Deacons Garner Vergara and Israel Quirit about his faith journey.
The wisdom to be able to answer ‘why me Lord’?
In this article, eRecord journalist Marco Ceccarelli speaks with Deacons Simeon San and Jeffey Casabuena about his faith journey.
Deacons Patrick Toohey and Conor Steadman ready to serve God’s people
In this article, eRecord journalist Marco Ceccarelli speaks with Deacons Patrick Toohey and Conor Steadman about his faith journey.
National Vocations Awareness Week a reminder to affirm the vocations of others
There could not have been a better time in which to celebrate National Vocations Awareness Week this year as eight deacons prepare themselves to be ordained to the priesthood for the Archdiocese of Perth on 1 August 2015.
Perth Archdiocese’s generous response to global poverty
Caritas Diocesan Co-Ordinator Sister Janet Palafox has this week thanked generous supporters, including schools and parishes across Western Australia, for their help in raising a record-breaking $11.57 million nationally during Project Compassion 2015, joining in solidarity with the world’s poor.
Catholic Outreach programs a win-win situation for volunteer and receiver
This week, eRecord journalist Marco Ceccarelli spoke with Director of Catholic Outreach, Peter Mc Minn, and Outreach Officer, Betty Thompson, about the implementation and promotion of parish-based pastoral care programs throughout the Archdiocese of Perth.
Emmaus offers peace of mind to those facing mental health
This week, eRecord journalist Marco Ceccarelli spoke with the founder of the Emmaus Community, Brother Alan Archer and long-term resident at Emmaus, Michael Smith, about the purpose and benefits of an independent community for adults living with mental health issues.
Indigenous culture celebrated at UNDA during NAIDOC week
The rich history and culture of the Aboriginal and Torres Islander peoples was celebrated at The University of Notre Dame, Fremantle, last week, in a special event that highlighted this year’s NAIDOC Week theme: We all Stand on Sacred Ground: Learn, Respect, Celebrate.
Year of Consecrated Life: Br Reginald drawn to preaching the endless beauty of Christianity
Twenty-three-year-old Brother Reginald Mary, formerly David Chua, is living proof that the Archdiocese of Perth is gradually contributing to the preparation of future leadership for the Catholic Church in Australia.
Maranatha eConference brings together Jews, Muslims and Christians to discuss violence and peace
eRecord journalist Dr Marco Ceccarelli, who completed a PhD last year focusing on Catholic responses to Islamic terrorism, last month attended an eConference facilitated by the Maranatha Centre which looked at the question of violence and peace in the three Abrahamic traditions of Judaism, Islam and Christianity.
