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
2016 NCEC CONFERENCE: Catholic Q&A panel tackles tough topics
No topic was off limits for Catholic education stakeholders as they discussed the secularisation of schools, same-sex marriage and the impact of the Royal Commission at a special Q&A panel discussion in Perth last week.
Catholic philosopher reflects on faith, reason and Christianity in Australia
A world-renowned academic and Papal Advisor to the Vatican, Professor Haldane is in Australia to teach a unit within the School of Philosophy and Theology at the University of Notre Dame Australia’s Sydney Campus and also gave a public lecture at the university’s Fremantle Campus. Photo: Supplied
OBITUARY: Jeffrey John Trew
This year, 2016, was always going to be a big year for popular Doubleview parishioner, Jeffrey John Trew, affectionately known as Jeff.
OBITUARY: Bishop Myles McKeon ‘a warm and sociable man who was kind to all he met’
The second Bishop of Bunbury and an Auxiliary Bishop of Perth, Bishop Myles McKeon passed away on 2 May at the age of 97, leaving behind a pastoral legacy that won’t soon be forgotten.
Restored St Columba’s reaches 80 years
anniversary of the laying of the church’s foundation stone at a special Mass celebrated by Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB.
NATSICC retreat in the heart of Australia touches Perth attendees
Archdiocese of Perth Auxiliary Bishop, Don Sproxton, and Aboriginal Catholic Ministry staff have been inspired by their recent trip to the inaugural National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Catholic Council (NATSICC) Spirituality and Formation Retreat in Alice Springs.
Sister Bernadine Daly remembered for being a forward thinker
A woman both of action and of deep prayer, a free spirit, a Vatican II person, a wonderful teacher and a good friend are just some of the words used to describe Sr Bernadine Daly RSM. Sr Bernadine passed away peacefully on May 6, after almost 80 years of living out the Sisters of Mercy charism.
LIFELINK WINTER APPEAL: Trust at centre of Daydawn’s success
Ask the people who visit Daydawn Advocacy Centre what makes it so special and there is one word that keeps coming up.
Bishop Sproxton prays spirit of Salvado will live on at new college
Archdiocese of Perth Auxiliary Bishop, Don Sproxton, has encouraged students to live according to the principles and ideals of their patron, namely love, faith and care for others, at the blessing and opening of Salvado Catholic College in Byford.
Human nature key to tackling diversity: Catholic philosopher
The challenge posed by cultural diversity can only be overcome be rediscovering our common humanity, Catholic philosopher John Haldane has told a public audience at the University of Notre Dame Fremantle.
