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
Bishops Welcome New Director of the National Centre for Evangelisation
The Bishops of Australia have appointed a new Director of the National Centre for Evangelisation (NCE).
Notre Dame graduates called to “go beyond the ordinary”
More than 500 graduates of The University of Notre Dame Australia were inspired to leave the university with a deeper understanding of their unique gifts and talents, a compassionate and humble heart, and a desire to act with a spirit of service in their professional lives.
Father Michael Truo’ng delivers message of hope to Maida Vale
Maida Vale’s St Francis of Assisi Parish was pleased to play host to Redemptorist missionary Father Michael Truo’ng, during his recent tour of Australia.
Belrose Care residents make new home with MercyCare
Not-for-profit provider MercyCare is set to significantly increase its residential aged care services following the acquisition of the Belrose Care residential aged care facilities.
Best-selling Aussie illustrator releases second colouring book
The increasingly popular trend of adult colouring books has been given a boost with the release of the second book by best-selling Australian illustrator, Lorien Atwood.
Loyal Willetton Parishioner Ted O’Callaghan turns 100
A Mass to honour the 100th birthday of Willetton parishioner and regular Mass attendee Ted O’Callaghan was celebrated last month in an event that showed just how treasured Mr Callaghan is within his community.
2016 WORLD YOUTH DAY: Pope pays tribute to Holocaust victims in silence, prayer
Sitting with head bowed and eyes closed, Pope Francis paid silent tribute to the victims of one of the worst atrocities of the 20th century. The Pope arrived on 29 July at the Auschwitz-Birkenau Nazi death camp in Oswiecim, an area now blanketed by green fields and empty barracks lined by barbed wire fences, remnants of a horror that remains embedded in history.
Irene McCormack Catholic College honours former Principal with new multi-purpose facility
Butler’s Irene McCormack Catholic College looked back on its early history last month, with the opening of a sports and performing arts facility – the Paul Rafter Centre – named in honour of its foundation Principal.
Jason Bourne brings new degree of action to spy movies
Nearly all the characters in Jason Bourne (Universal) are under surveillance, being hacked, or in the gun sight of a government assassin.
Volunteers transform home to brighten children’s lives
Dedicated volunteers have shown they are dab hands with a paintbrush, selflessly giving their time to make over a MercyCare home for children in care.
