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
Sister Margaret sees hope within the turmoil of South Sudan
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.
Mercy College attracts star power for RE 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.
2016 Camino San Francisco set to go
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.
New liturgical worship book makes its debut in Perth
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 isn’t an abstract word, it’s a way of life, Pope says
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.
More than 40 finalists to go on show in the Mandorla Art Award
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.
2016 NAIDOC WEEK: Rain sticks bring joy to young and old at Mercy Health
Seniors at Mercy Health’s Mercyville Hostel in Craigie teamed up with local children earlier this year to entice summer showers by making rain sticks which, in many ancient cultures, represent the patter of rain when they are shaken.
The Legend of Tarzan leaves nothing to the imagination
Just beneath the surface of The Legend of Tarzan, a Gilbert and Sullivan opera is trying to claw its way out.
2016 NAIDOC WEEK – ACU opening doors for Indigenous women
When Stephanie Archibald had her two children, the midwives who attended the birth were so wonderful, she was inspired to switch from studying a science degree to a Bachelor of Midwifery at Australian Catholic University.
2016 NAIDOC WEEK: National project to investigate the public value of Aboriginal organisations
The University of Notre Dame Australia is leading a four-year national research project to investigate how Aboriginal organisations in the Kimberley region of Western Australia deliver value in their communities and to the wider public, while still remaining true to their cultural origins.
