The people of Wadeye (Northern Territory) recently had much to celebrate as Deacon Boniface Perdjert, Australia’s first permanent deacon, celebrated his 80th birthday.
Ethel Mullin, also known as Judy, was born in the Wheatbelt town of Narrogin on 11 August 1918 to farming couple, William and Ethel Mullan (nee Farr).
The Sacred Heart Thornlie Youth Choir had much to celebrate on 11 June after it was announced as the proud winner of the prestigious GoGospel Clash of the Choirs Competition.
Seton Catholic College has erected doors on the face of its chapel to remind students and staff to seek out a Holy Door and participate in the Jubilee Year of Mercy.
Despite continuing conflict and civil war in South Sudan, the country’s people – particularly the young – have hope for the future, with education a particular focus.
A bishop, an AFL footballer, an academic and a hip-hop musician have helped students at Mercy College in Koondoola celebrate the school’s inaugural Religious Education Week.
A bishop, an AFL footballer, an academic and a hip-hop musician have helped students at Mercy College in Koondoola celebrate the school’s inaugural Religious Education Week.
A new worship music book for Australian Catholics has been launched in Perth with an evening of liturgical music at St Michael the Archangel Chapel, Leederville.
Mercy is not an abstract concept, but a lifestyle that invites Christians to make an examination of conscience and ask themselves if they place the spiritual and material needs of others before their own, Pope Francis said.
The Mandorla Centre for Inner Peace has announced the 44 artists selected as finalists in Australia’s most significant religious thematic art prize, the 2016 Mandorla Art Award.