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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Celebrating 30 years of Personal Advocacy Service in Perth
“Joy” was the word used by both priests and laypeople when describing the Personal Advocacy Service’s 30th Anniversary Mass for people with intellectual disability, their volunteers and families, celebrated last weekend at Infant Jesus Church, Morley Parish: an adapted liturgy that facilitated inclusion and engagement within the setting of the Mass.
Heart Women’s Conference 2019 to ‘hear the voice of God’
The Catholic Guy Ministry will this year host its annual Heart Women’s Conference 2019 with the focus on “hearing the voice of God”.
PLENARY 2020 Snapshot Report: Open to Conversion, Renewal and Reform
The sixth Snapshot Report for the themes of the 2020 Plenary Council – titled “Open to Conversion, Renewal and Reform” – as part of the second phase, Listening and Discernment, was released on Saturday 29 June.
Father Peter Tran gives thanks for 25 years of priesthood
St Thomas More College Chaplain Father Peter Hung Tran has last week celebrated 25 years of ministering the sacraments.
Archdiocesan Agency Mass 2019 celebrates the good work of the Church
Auxiliary Bishop Donald Sproxton addressed more than 150 Church agency staff representatives during the annual Archdiocesan Agency Mass on Tuesday 23 July at St Mary’s Cathedral.
MOVIE REVIEW: ‘Yesterday’ celebrates music of The Beatles in romcom
Fans of the lads from Liverpool will rejoice over the mostly amiable Beatles-themed comedy Yesterday (Universal). Parents of teens anxious to patronise the film, however, will have mixed feelings, given the lapses in behaviour and language it includes.
INTERNATIONAL: Pope urges Syrian president to protect civilians, seek peace
Pope Francis urged Syrian President Bashar Assad to put an end to his country’s eight-year-long conflict and seek reconciliation for the good of the nation and its vulnerable people.
NDIS creates life-changing opportunities for people with disability
Swimming, relaxing walks, ball games and outings in his community are just some of the activities 29-year-old Alex can do in his week.
Deputy Director appointed for National Catholic Education
The National Catholic Education Commission (NCEC) has appointed Director of Schools for the Broken Bay Diocese, Peter Hamill, to the role of Deputy Director. ¬
Notre Dame to host Public Lecture Series with Fr Christopher Collins SJ
Fr Christopher Collins SJ will be the guest of the University of Notre Dame Fremantle and Sydney campuses as part of their upcoming Public Lecture Series where he will discuss spirituality, society and daily life.
