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
The Record heads in new direction
Since 1840, The Record has served the Catholic community in Western Australia extraordinarily well. Now the time has come for The Record to take a new direction.
Teens revel in fun, faith and fellowship weekend
The Gospel of John took centre stage at the recent Catholic Youth Ministry (CYM) annual ‘Stronger’ teens camp held earlier this month.
Parenting study results lack credibility
An Australian study claiming children of same-sex parents enjoy higher levels of health and social wellbeing has captured attention across the globe, but advocates of traditional family structures have urged caution.
Confraternity helps poor and needy
The Confraternity of the Knights St Peter and St Paul celebrated the feast day of its patron saints on June 29 at Good Shepherd Parish in Lockridge.
Henry’s eventful journey to Christ
After serving in the Second World War and dealing with the death of his wife, Henry Sproxton found faith in God.
The essence of the New Covenant
Dr Andrew Kania writes about The Way – a term first used and written about a century after the Resurrection of Christ.
Modelling the Ministry of Saint Peter
The Record continues the speech of Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB who last month spoke at the 10th National eConference of the Broken Bay Institute and the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference.
The Mystery of Hope
Things that seem ordinary, boring and mundane in our lives are often far more important than we can imagine, and the way that we deal with our daily trials reflects our level of true greatness. Having one’s name adorning magazine covers, or one’s face appearing on television screens does not make someone great, for it is in doing the everyday tasks well that brings greatness, as Dr Andrew Kania explains…
Work still to be done to make society safe
We must not be afraid to look the past in the eye and to allow justice in the present to take its full course, writes James Parker.
World Cup no celebratory event for Brazil’s poor
Described as the world’s greatest tournament, the FIFA World Cup 2014 has caught the attention of millions of people around the globe, but for the first time in history, the game has been overshadowed by the troubles in Brazil, the host nation.
