Caritas Australia is holding an inaugural Women for the World luncheon in support of empowering work with women around the world next Wednesday.
Throughout his career as priest, bishop, cardinal and now Pope, the former Jorge Bergoglio has recorded his thoughts on Church teachings and the nature of God in more than 20 books – but one recent release takes a completely different perspective, presenting these issues and others through the eyes of children.
Moral and ethical concerns must guide medical research so it will always be at the service of protecting human life and dignity, Pope Francis has said.
Busy 3-D visuals fail to mask the flat tone and by-the-numbers storytelling of the animated sci-fi adventure Ratchet & Clank (Gramercy). In fact, even undemanding youngsters may feel the space-time continuum yawning before them as the seemingly interminable 94 minutes of this video-game adaptation tick away.
AFL rookie umpire Nathan Williamson is unique for a number of reasons. Not only is Nathan the only official as part of The University of Notre Dame Australia’s thriving Elite Athlete Friendly program, but he’s also keen to share his love of umpiring to inspire those around him.
To celebrate the work of Women in the Church, The eRecord will throughout the month of May publish a number of articles in each edition – often referred to as the month dedicated to the Virgin Mary – highlighting the active role and witness that a number of women and organisations from across the Archdiocese of Perth provide in spreading the Gospel.
When I was a young boy I somehow came to understand that our Catholic faith is ultimately about relationships.
There is no doubt that actions and gestures speak louder than words.
Conversion to another faith is something people come to on different pathways and inspired by different reasons: it might be a life-changing experience that has turned their eyes towards God, or a family connection that has set them on a journey of discovery and learning.
Fertility specialist and founder of FertilityCare and NaProTechnology (Natural Procreative Technology) in Perth, Dr Amanda Lamont, opened a new practice at the beginning of this year – much to the delight of couples experiencing sub-fertility problems.