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Parish priest surveys damage after storm hits Karlgarin

Freak storm damages Our Lady Help of Christians in Karlgarin

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The destruction to Our Lady of Help Christians, Karlgarin was evident inside and out after a freak storm.

Perth woman in desperate need of bone marrow match

Twenty-three year old Perth woman Lauren Menegola is running out of time and you might be the person to help her. Not long after her 21st Birthday, Lauren was diagnosed with a very aggressive type of leukaemia, myeloid leukaemia, and with her rare tissue type, doctors have been looking for a donor ever since. A search of 20 million registered bone marrow donors throughout the world ha...
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Advocate for a normal life

In the early 1980s, Leonie Reid and husband Pat noticed there was something different about their youngest daughter Stephanie. Socially awkward, frustrated and prone to unintentionally disrupting the play of her peers, a proper diagnosis would be many years in coming. All three would later learn that Stephanie had Aspergers Syndrome - a form of autism characterised by an inability to unde...
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Inspired by the people

Monsignor Michael Keating has spent the past 50 years of his priesthood trying to live out the spirit of the Second Vatican Council. Mgr Keating, Dean of St Mary’s Cathedral, made the comment at the 11am Mass on December 16 which doubled as a celebration of the 50th anniversary of his ordination as a priest. The Cathedral was full to overflowing with family, friends, and well wishers incl...
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Brady essay leads to award for historian

A local Catholic historian has received national recognition for his elucidating research on Perth’s first Bishop, John Brady. The Australian Catholic Historical Society has awarded Perth man Odhran O’Brien the James MacGinley Award for arguing that the popular view of Brady as a quarrelsome administrator was less complex than it ought to be. In his award-winning essay, Mr O’Brien wr...
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Deacon Brennan to prepare the way of the Lord

If each person has been created with a space in their heart that only God can fill, then it is the role of ordained ministers to help people realise that longing, Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB said at an ordination to the diaconate last Friday. Archbishop Costelloe ordained St Charles seminarian Brennan Sia at St Mary MacKillop Church, Ballajura on December 7 in front of a congregatio...
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Happy Deacon Brennan Kee-Ong Sia, second from right, joins Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB and priests from throughout the Archdioces of Perth in celebrating his ordination to the diaconate.

Where Faith is Life

When Portuguese missionaries arrived in what is now modern-day Kerala, India, they came face-to-face with an ancient community of Christians dating back to the ministry of the Apostle Thomas. They encountered a Church with a Syriac liturgy, Persian bishops, its own unique form of administration and religious practices which, while Christian, also reflected the Indian cultures amidst which th...
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Questions answered in new little Ordinariate catechism

A great deal of natural curiosity surrounding the Anglican ordinariate has been answered with the publication of A little Catechism on the Personal Ordinariates for former Anglicans authored by Melbourne Bishop Peter Elliott, a former Anglican. Not only does the small tome answer the question of what the ordinariate is and can do, but also questions about who is able to join, whether ordinar...
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Angels in the architecture

Work has stopped on a new church in the Lower Chittering due to a lack of funds. The unfinished, Romanesque church is located in the expanding community of Maryville Downs, about 15 km north of Bullsbrook. Construction of the Divine Mercy Church will not recommence until the parish has sourced all of the funds it needs to complete the project. Parish Priest Fr Paul Fox and parish c...
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The Romanesque-looking Divine Mercy Church at Maryville Downs near Lower Chittering takes shape and, below, an artist’s impression of the finished structure

Hope of healing for the hurting

ABC broadcaster and abuse survivor Eoin Cameron has urged people who were abused to come forward and give evidence at the Royal Commission into child sex abuse. Speaking on the ABC’s 7.30 WA program, Mr Cameron said memories of the abuse he experienced at the hands of a Marist brother in South Australia around 40 years ago were ever present in his life. “People will say, oh, get over ...
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A student from St Mary of the Woods School in Chicago plants a pinwheel in the Archdiocese of Chicago’s Healing Garden on March 29 during an event to launch Child Abuse Prevention Month. The Healing Garden was dedicated last year as a place of respite for the survivors of sexual abuse, their families and others affected by abuse.

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