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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
MercyCare couple celebrate 62 years this Valentine’s Day
February 14 is an extra-special day for MercyCare residents Michael and Carmel O’Dea – not only does it mark Valentine’s Day, but it’s also the day the couple celebrate their wedding anniversary.
MOVIE REVIEW – Seventh Son
A throwback to Saturday matinee serials and mid-20th-century action-adventure films, Seventh Son (Universal) aims to captivate moviegoers with an accessible tale leavened by fantasy and anchored by imperfect heroes who battle the forces of evil.
Strength of Catholic education confirmed by new report
More parents than ever are choosing to send their children to Catholic and independent schools, a new report from the Productivity Commission has found.
Rubies are forever for talented scribe
A compelling story about the complicated romantic life of a young legal professional has just been published by internationally recognised author and alumna of The University of Notre Dame Australia, Claire Merchant.
Project Compassion 2015 – Put your compassion into action
This Sunday, 15 February, Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB will launch Project Compassion in the Perth Archdiocese at the 11am Mass at St Mary’s Cathedral, Victoria Square.
Skills boost set to reveal history of the Kimberley
Efforts to improve interviewing skills of staff at the Sisters of St John of God (SSJG) Heritage Centre are set to aid further discoveries of the Kimberley’s history.
Rome centre marks new chapter in university’s history, ACU says
Catholic University (ACU) has last month celebrated a new chapter in its 25-year history with a formal signing of an agreement to establish a study centre in Rome, Italy.
Sainthood cause for Focolare founder formally begins
Chiara Lubich, founder of the Focolare Movement, “lit a new light in the Church’s journey toward unity”, Pope Francis has said.
Guildford parishioners farewell Fr Blasco
Parishioners of St Mary’s Parish Guildford turned out in large numbers last month to farewell their popular priest, Father Blasco.
Pope recognises martyrdom of Archbishop Romero
After decades of debate within the Church, Pope Francis formally recognised that Salvadoran Archbishop Oscar Romero was killed “in hatred of the faith” and not for purely political reasons.
