Perth Auxiliary Bishop Don Sproxton last month spent some three weeks in Israel visiting the Tantur Ecumenical Institute. wrote to The eRecord during the Easter period to speak about his experience.

Stories of faith journeys can be beneficial in a number of ways, in particular by illuminating how individuals encounter God throughout their lives and revealing the daily practices that strengthen this connection.

Christian apologetics, the branch of theology devoted to proving the reasonableness of belief in Jesus is almost as old as the faith itself.

The University of Notre Dame Australia’s Fremantle Campus has excelled for the second year running in a nationwide survey of students commissioned by the Federal Government, achieving #1 in five key indicators – Overall Quality of Education Experience, Teaching Quality, Skills Development, Learner Engagement and Student Support.

This month, The eRecord commemorates the work of Women in the Church, in honour of the Birthday of the Virgin Mary on May 8.

In his Winter Appeal for 2017, Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB said God seeks to be present and active in the world through us.

Described as a book providing a ‘map of the territory’ of Catholic belief and associated debates, Catholic Theology, by Professor Tracey Rowland, was last week launched in Perth at The Dawson Society for Philosophy and Culture Speakers Forum.

More than 100 young people have last week gathered for Ignite Live, hosted for the first time at Emmanuel College, Success.
Ignite Live events bring together teenagers and young adults from across Perth and this event was especially accessible to those in the southern suburbs.

Pope Francis’ historic, 72-hour visit to Cairo has left a profound mark on Egyptians, Catholic leaders said, as they anticipate increased ties with fellow Orthodox Christians and Muslims.

Bassendean parishioner Merle Penheiro has found a novel way to evangelise through a series of DVDs and discussions with guest speakers on Catholic faith.