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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
A different take on Valentine’s Day
In a coming together of what is generally seen as a day of romance, some 100 people gathered at the Golden Leaf Restaurant in Morley as part of a Valentine’s Day Fundraiser organised by Banksia Grove Parish.
Scholarship encourages recipients to dig deeper into biblical texts
Two members of the Perth Archdiocese are looking forward to extending their knowledge of biblical scripture and applying them to their community and other work through a scholarship from the BJ Hickey Biblical Foundation.
Ignite Live re-ignites passion for faith for 2017
Yet another heart pumping Ignite Live event kicked off 2017 with a bang with some 130 teenagers and young adults at Servite College for their first event this year.
Be ashamed when tempted to use church for power struggles, Pope says
Pope Francis has this week said that whenever one is tempted to use the church for pursuing personal ambitions or to be arrogant, [they should] pray to feel ashamed.
Compassion leads to powerful action for our global neighbours
Project Compassion for 2017 will be formally launched at St Mary’s Cathedral on Sunday, 26 February, with Father George Sigamony, Caritas Australia’s Manager of Community Engagement, discussing Caritas’ work in empowering communities.
Multiculturalism draws parishioners to 25 year celebrations at Sacred Heart Church, Thornlie
A multitude of colour, various native costumes, singing and an excited buzz welcomed news and old parishioners of Thornlie Parish last Sunday 19 February in celebration of its 25 year anniversary.
Ozanam House – Bigger, brighter future for Vinnies
By Natashya Fernandez
A state-of-the-art facility sitting on 15000m2, a 5000 m2 depot, a modern op shop, a chapel and many other quirks are just some of the things that will greet you at Ozanam House, the new St Vincent de Paul Society premises in Canning Vale.
A two-year vision, it was no small feat finalising on a premises that would not only be an important vehicle for the SVDP Soc...
Pope Francis: Be Christians of substance, not appearance
Obeying the true spirit of the commandments and not just a literal interpretation of them is what makes Christians become authentic witnesses, Pope Francis has said.
True love remains strong after more than six decades
After more than 60 years of marriage, the love lives on for Mercy Place Mandurah’s residents Morris and Sheena Richmond, who are 85 and 83 years of age respectively.
MOVIE REVIEW: Scorcsese’s Silence not for the poorly catechised
Directed and co-written by Martin Scorsese with Jay Cocks, Silence (Paramount) is a dramatically powerful but theologically complex work best suited to viewers who come to the multiplex prepared to engage with serious issues.
