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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Perth Archdiocese continues working towards assisting proposed refugees and asylum seekers from Syria
The unfolding number of refugees escaping from war-torn Syria has brought about much talk and speculation about the arrival of refugees in Australia in recent months.
Catholic school students highlight dangers of alcohol through film
Three groups of students from Western Australian Catholic schools were last month awarded in the 2015 Students Advising Youth (SAY) Project, after producing films highlighting some of the negative aspects of alcohol.
SJOG Group CEO speaks of the greater role for SJGHC in public health
St John of God Health Care (SJGHC) Group Chief Executive Officer, Dr Michael Stanford, has last week said the impact of the recent opening of St John of God Midland Public Hospital would benefit the communities served as the hospital would be able to reach more people where there are identified community needs.
Southern Cross students grow skills in Chinese culture, language via videolink
Students at St Joseph’s School in Southern Cross are taking advantage of technology to connect via videoconference with Chinese teachers in Beijing, and learn about Chinese culture and the Mandar
Archbishop to open Holy Door at St Mary’s Cathedral for Year of Mercy
Archbishop Timothy Costelloe will this month celebrate the commencement of the Jubilee Year of Mercy with the opening of the Holy Door at St Mary’s Cathedral.
2015 LIFELINK CHRISTMAS APPEAL – Meet Alison . . . there’s no stopping her now
Alison joined Centacare Employment and Training’s Kadadjiny Bidi – meaning ‘Learning Path – program in February 2015. Also known as Gaining Access to Training and Employment, or GATE, the program provides support for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders to build new skills towards further training and employment.
Family Tax Benefits under attack: legislation before parliament would have a major impact on families
Chairman of the Australian Catholic Council for Employment Relations, Brian Lawrence, has this month spoken to the Senate Community Affairs Committee hearing into the Social Services legislation Amendment.
New book details work of Bishop Salvado at Benedictine mission
A new book that details the writings of Bishop Rosendo Salvado and his work among the Noongar people at the Benedictine Mission in the late 1800s was last month launched at a joint City of Subiaco-New Norcia function.
Archbishop Costelloe meets with key leaders in Canberra
Bishops Commission for Catholic Education chair Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB, National Catholic Education Commission (NCEC) chair Greg Crafter AO and senior National Catholic Education Commission staff have this month met with key political leaders, offering a vision for school education – and Catholic education specifically – as the parliamentary year wraps up.
Embrace the Grace set to create another Masterpiece of faith alive for youth
Now in its 11th year, Embrace the Grace will this year focus on the theme of the value of human life.
