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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
NATIONAL: Bishops pay tribute to deacon’s service and faith
The Catholic bishops of Australia have this week paid tribute to the deep spirituality and decades of service of Deacon Boniface Perdjert following his death on Monday.
An Interview with Eileen Glass: Summer in the Forest and L’Arche Australia
From a young age, it seemed Eileen Glass was destined for great things.
New resource supports better outcomes for Indigenous families
St John of God (SJG) Social Outreach and the Child and Adolescent Health Service (CAHS) have launched a free online resource for health professionals and workers supporting Indigenous families in Australia and around the world.
INTERNATIONAL: Don’t waste time talking to the devil, says Pope Francis
When facing temptation, Christians should follow Jesus’ example by not engaging in fruitless talk with the father of lies, Pope Francis said.
Culture, faith, open Project Compassion 2019 for Perth Catholics
The work and mission of Caritas Australia has last week come to life for start of Project Compassion 2019.
OBITUARY: Remembering Monsignor Peter McCrann
Monsignor Peter Francis McCrann died peacefully on Sunday 17 February at the age of 95, with his funeral held at St Mary’s Cathedral on 28 February 2019.
MOVIE REVIEW: Alita: Battle Angel
Everything viewers need to know about the futuristic action adventure Alita: Battle Angel (Fox) is summed up in the line of dialogue that describes its young heroine, played by Rosa Salazar, as having “the face of an angel and the body of a warrior”.
PHOTO STORY: Young men of Trinity College appreciate International Women’s Day
Trinity College hosted its inaugural International Women’s Day Breakfast at McCabe Court on Thursday 7 March 2019.
PROJECT COMPASSION 2019: Tati’s story of hope
Tati is a Dayak woman living in the remote forest of West Kalimantan, Indonesia. Like all Dayak people whose values and culture are deeply linked to the rainforest, Tati’s family has relied on it for sustenance for generations.
SPECIAL FEATURE – 24:7 Youth Ministry celebrates anniversary and founders’ mission
This year marks the sixteenth anniversary of the 24:7 Youth Ministry program and Youth Director, Mario Borg, recalls the ground-breaking work carried out by founders Megan Belcher (Proud) and Martin Thorsen in establishing the project.
