Not even the rainy weather could dampen the spirits at John XXIII College’s Italian Carnevale held on April 27 to celebrate the canonisation of its patron.

Roman Catholics and Greek Orthodox in the United States have collaborated on a new website to instruct Web users, primarily parents, on how youths can navigate the online world, taking advantage of its promise while steering away from its pitfalls.

In new ways and old, large numbers of Catholics honoured Our Lady of Fatima in Fremantle on Tuesday evening May 13.

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The popular Portuguese celebration of Our Lady of the Mount saw even greater numbers than usual last Sunday with the special visit of a priest from the same town in which Mary is said to have appeared. Over 300 parishioners from the Portuguese community came together, on August 19, to celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of the Mount, a traditional Portuguese devotion, at Holy Cross Parish in...

By Dr Angela McCarthy John Paul’s Palm Sunday is a very rich symbolic view that stems from the theme of the Mandorla Art Award taken from St Paul’s letter to the Galatians 4:4. : “But when the fullness of time had come, God sent his Son, born of a woman, born under the law”. Born of a woman, Jesus learned to love through the love of his family, and particularly the love of his mother ...

The students of Immaculate Heart College honoured Mary last month with a procession and crowning ceremony on May 25, the Feast of Our Lady Help of Christians, Patroness of Australia. The students were filled with anticipation as a month of preparation edged towards its fruition as parents, grandparents and family members began gathering in the College chapel. Students joined the congr...

St Emilie’s kicks off participation in Year of Grace and makes it a cause for multiple celebrations It was a grace-filled start for the Parish of St Emilie, Canning Vale when it launched its “Year of Grace’ on Sunday 17 June - also the Feast Day of St Emilie de Vialar, the parish patroness and foundress of the Congregation of the Sisters of St Joseph of the Apparition. Parishioners at all...

Giving more people degrees doesn’t make us a more educated society. Certain politicians in Australia, Britain and America have set a political goal of increasing the number of students at universities. The Australian Prime Minister has mentioned a target figure of 40 per cent of the population to have bachelors’ degrees by 2025, at a cost of more than $5.2 billion in public money over five ye...