Rachel Curry was employed by the Archdiocese of Perth Communications Office from January 2016 to December 2017. She studied Communication Studies and German at the University of Western Australia and has previously worked for West Australian Regional Newspapers.
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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
South West school stuns at Angelico Exhibition
Busselton’s St Mary MacKillop College has taken out the top award at the Angelico Exhibition for the second time in three years, as a diverse range of artworks from across Western Australia once again wowed the judges.
Archbishop Costelloe welcomes six new members to ancient papal order
Archbishop Timothy Costelloe last week took inspiration from Saint John Paul II at the Investiture Mass of the Equestrian Order of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem, telling the knights and dames to “throw open the doors of your heart to Christ”.
Cloverdale gives warm welcome to new priest
Father Michael Quynh Do says he is excited about taking on his first role as a Parish Priest, after being welcomed into Cloverdale Parish by some 400 people at a recent Installation Mass.
Archbishop offers down-to-earth message at Ignite Live
Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe reunited with World Youth Day (WYD) pilgrims and set them a new challenge to enrich their faith at a special Ignite Live event on Friday, 2 September.
Archdiocese of Perth signals importance of National Child Protection Week with star-studded breakfast
More than 250 people today celebrated National Child Protection Week by attending the Archdiocese of Perth’s inaugural 2016 Child Protection Breakfast – an event which Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB hopes to hold annually.
2016 WORLD YOUTH DAY – Lockridge pilgrims describe life changing experience
Lockridge parishioners Monique Loos and Vanessa Tarca have returned from World Youth Day (WYD) in Krakow with a new zest for life.
NCEC Conference lives on through images
Educators are continuing to reap the benefits of the 2016 National Catholic Education Commission Conference, after pictorial summaries of the keynote presentations were released to the public.
Forty years of innovation and still going strong: Catholic Institute of Western Australia marks milestone
Forty years after it began offering tertiary studies, the Catholic Institute of Western Australia remains the unsung hero of Catholic education in this state.
Solemn promises made at Schoenstatt Shrine
A Swan View man who founded a charity in dedication to Our Lady has taken his devotion one step further by making private vows to live in her service.
Age is only a number at Little Sisters of the Poor
Seven residents of the Little Sisters of the Poor aged care home in Glendalough – including the cousin of an Emeritus Archbishop and a Sister of Mercy – have celebrated surpassing the milestone of 100 years of age.
