Many friends, family and parishioners will have the opportunity to follow Australia’s journey to the city of mercy as 2,500 World Youth Day pilgrims travelling to Poland with the live web cast of events from Krakow through the digital platform, Xt3.com.
Building community spirit among the Catholic community – particularly in a new area – can be a challenge for many priests, but Baldivis Parish Priest, Father Geoff Aldous, has found an innovative way of doing so.
Senior Fellow at Melbourne’s Catholic Theological College, Professor Francis Moloney SDB, captivated an attentive audience at the Centre for Faith Enrichment on 20 May, delivering a lecture on the message of John 13; in particular, the foot washing and the gift of the morsel.
For the first time in 200 years, experts have begun a restoration of the Edicule of the Tomb in the Church of the Holy Sepulchre where, according to Christian tradition, Jesus was laid to rest after His crucifixion.
When Jocelyn Versace stepped down recently from her role as Senior Regional Coordinator with Personal Advocacy Service (PAS), she left a legacy of dedication and inspiration over more than two decades of service.
Like its source material, Roald Dahl’s eponymous1982 children’s book, The BFG (Disney) comes packed with specialised terms for its own fantasy elements.
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.