During the celebration for her 100th birthday at St Jerome’s parish in Munster, Sr Canisius, a member of Sisters of St Joseph of the Apparition, made it very clear who was responsible for her longevity.
In light of Pope Francis’ recent comments to Italian Catholic doctors against the evils of euthanasia, the announcement of the Hope International Symposium in Adelaide this year is a timely one.
Two prominent Catholic Perth agencies supporting people with disabilities united for an Advent Celebration Mass and Christmas Afternoon Tea on 4 December.
Ms Ross’ book, Facets, documents her life from a loving but materially impoverished childhood in India to her experiences as a migrant in Perth and the struggles of raising three children as a single parent.
One of the final wishes of the late Fr Dan Foley was realised when a book capturing the history of the Good Shepherd Parish in Lockridge was recently launched.
The Church and the world need Catholics to be fully alive in their faith and to stop waiting for “professional religious to do the job” says Melbourne academic Anna Krohn, and it is a message she hopes to spread during her visit to Western Australia in early December.
Dancers battled for space at the Herb Graham Recreation Centre in Mirrabooka on 1 November when almost 300 people gathered for the inaugural Personal Advocacy Service (PAS) Fundraising Dance.
A visual, musical and scripture-based reflection modelled on a 19th-century English ceremony will be presented on Tuesday, 2 December at St Thomas the Apostle parish in Claremont in preparation for Advent and Christmas.
Year 5 students at Matthew Gibney Catholic Primary School in High Wycombe not only raised more than $3,000 for an orphanage in the Philippines, but also designed, organised and facilitated the entire fundraising process.
A concert commemorating the installation of one of Western Australia’s most historical organs took place at St Anne’s Church in Belmont on 5 October.