The Record is the weekly online publication and bi-monthly print magazine of the Catholic Archdiocese of Perth. Established in 1874, The Record is one of the oldest publications in Australia, providing an insight into the weekly news and events from a local, national and international perspective via The eRecord and an in depth look at current issues happening among us today via The Record Magazine.
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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Better services for residents with dementia
MercyCare has embraced specialist design guidelines specifically to improve the home environment for residents with dementia when upgrading and refurbishing its residential aged care facilities across Perth.
MercyCare Chief Executive Anthony Smith said it was important that modern aged care facilities meet the needs of residents and their families by keeping up to date with contemporary expe...
NATIONAL: Australian Bishops call for politics that promote peace, common good
Australia’s Catholic bishops have this week called for respect and understanding in the federal election campaign, reminding Australians they all have a part to play in combating “crude tribalism” and promoting peaceful public debate.
SPECIAL FEATURE: The Our Father: follow the example of the disciples, says Pope Francis (Part One)
The inherent beauty and depth of The Lord’s Prayer is something that has been reverently celebrated by Christians, especially Catholics, since the Lord first gave us his example of prayer some 2000 years ago, Pope Francis has explained, in the first of his series of catechesis on The Our Father.
EASTER MESSAGE 2019: Bishop Holohan: ‘Christ is with us and suffers in us’
What troubled times we are experiencing as Catholics!
INTERNATIONAL: Blaze erupts at Paris’ iconic Notre Dame Cathedral, ‘a priceless heritage’
A major blaze engulfed the iconic Notre Dame Cathedral on 15 April, sending pillars of flame and billowing smoke over the centre of the French capital.
Melbourne Archdiocese backs significance of young people attending ACYF 2019
The Archdiocese of Melbourne have plans to send around 2500 of their young people to the Australian Catholic Youth Festival (ACYF) that is scheduled to take place in Perth from 8 to 10 December this year.
UNDA Awards Night and Funding Boost
Pomp and ceremony accompanied the celebration of brilliant minds at all stages of their educational journey, as the staff and students of The University of Notre Dame Australia’s Fremantle Campus were honoured recently at the University’s annual Awards Ceremony.
PLENARY 2020: Jesus died to prove how good we are
This is the most important week of the Christian year. During these next few days, we will relive Jesus’ passion and resurrection. Through our liturgies, we will try to share in his suffering. It will be an emotion-filled week. Few Christians can look closely at the cross and not be moved with compassion.
Digital creativity for all learners
A newly implemented Digital Creativity course for Year 7 and 8 students of Corpus Christi College has made a massive impact on students with disabilities.
MOVIE REVIEW: Us, a thinking person’s creeper
Baby boomers and those of a similar age may recall that comedian Jay Leno used to joke about “evil twin-ism”, based on the frequent use of malignant doppelgangers in the plots of sloppily written movies and TV shows.
