In a series of presentations beginning on 19 August, the Knights of the Southern Cross Western Australia (KSCWA) want to showcase the broad and inspiring outreach existing within the Catholic Church and to provide men with the opportunity to contribute positively to the community.
With some 50 years of priesthood now under his belt, Baldivis parish priest Father Geoff Aldous had every reason to celebrate last weekend.
Anyone who has experienced the passionate energy of Father Michael Gatt would be hesitant to associate him with the word “retiring”, but that is exactly what occurred at St Kieran’s Parish, Osborne Park, last weekend, 28 June.
When Father Barry Hickey celebrated the marriage of Vincenzo and Catena Giglia on 8 June 1963, he had no idea he would also preside over the weddings of the next two generations of their family.
Almost 1,000 students over the past three years, including a growing number attending State schools, have participated in the Sacramental program at St Kieran’s in Osborne Park and parish priest, Father Michael Gatt, couldn’t be happier.
There have been multiple studies and great expense injected into the growing social issue of youth homelessness in Australia, according to Chief Justice of Western Australia, the Hon Wayne Martin AC, but the first step to tackling this growing problem may be as simple as providing more accommodation.
If you have ever dreamt of owning a church building, then the 98-year-old structure currently sitting on the grounds of St Munchin’s Primary School in Gosnells could be for you.
The Catholic Women’s League of Western Australia (CWLWA) has been inspiring women to become more spiritually and practically active, within the Church and in broader society, for almost 80 years.
When Sheelah Rudman was seven years old she was told that the polio she contracted would stop her from ever walking again. One could only wonder what that doctor would say today to the 101-year-old as she strolls her neighbourhood delivering the local newspaper.
Twelve parishes from the Perth Archdiocese have just completed their leg of a 100-day, round-the-clock Eucharistic Adoration vigil, providing Catholics from nine cities with the opportunity to unite in a nationwide prayer initiative.