Theresia Titus is a journalist at The Record, who is passionate about the work of the Catholic Church to the wider community.
Graduated from the University of Western Australia in 2013 with a Bachelor of Commerce and Master in International Journalism in 2014, journalism has always been her passion since she was a high school student. She interned with WA Business News when completing for her Master’s degree. She has also worked as a financial consultant in Jakarta, Indonesia and as a Junior Accountant in Perth.
She spent her youth being actively involved with the Indonesian Catholic Community youth organisation, where she figured her passion for not-for-profit work.
After working in the financial industry, she yearns to do something that would facilitate her in making a real difference in the community and help others. Combining all of her education, work experience and passion, she is sure that working for the Catholic Church is what she wants to do. She aspires to tell stories surrounding the faith and help to make a difference. She believes that faith is in need of concrete actions and that every story of faith matters.
She came to Perth, Western Australia in October 2008 and has called Perth her home since. Outside of her role, she mostly spending her time with her husband and daughter.
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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
SPECIAL REPORT: Volunteer service sees dedicated Floreat-Wembley parishioner receive OAM
Dedicated 92-year-old Floreat-Wembly parishioner John Lazberger has this week been awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) in this year’s Australia Day Honours list for service to the community through social welfare organisations.
Grace is God’s gift to all of us, says Archbishop Costelloe
Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB spoke about grace at the 31st Annual Flame Ministries Congress on Friday 15 January at John XXIII College, Nt Claremont. In his speech, Archbishop Costelloe deeply emphasised and scrutinised the concept of grace through the parables of the prodigal son and the lost sheep. Photo: Richard Cooke ©.
The Road to Bethlehem awakes Christmas hope
An evening of Christmas carols and biblical readings at the beginning of Advent from the choir of Claremont Parish St Thomas the Apostle had awakened hope in the hearts of many. Held on 2 December and 6 December 2020, it was the 12th Road to Bethlehem annual concert and most significant yet.
The Shopfront: safe place for those in need
A Western Australian living on the gross national minimum wage in 2018 would have to survive on $719.20 weekly.
With rising living cost and housing prices, the amount was certainly inadequate, which would increase the poverty rate and hence homelessness in the State.
The Shopfront is the Archdiocesan agency fully committed to fighting homelessness and helping those in need.
Building bridges for an inclusive Church
For more than three decades, Personal Advocacy Service (PAS) has been a bridge for those with intellectual disability to be a part of the Catholic Archdiocese of Perth.
Servite Sisters celebrates 50 years in WA
To allow God to enter our hearts and be a faithful disciple of Christ was the message Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB conveyed in his homily during the Golden Jubilee celebratory Mass for the Congregation of the Mother of Sorrows (Servite Sisters) on 5 December.
Red-lit Cathedral signifies faith persecution amid coronavirus pandemic
St Mary’s Cathedral in Perth WA is one of the buildings illuminated in red light this week in support of a global cause for the gift of religious freedom for those who are persecuted because of their Christian faith.
Cathedral Cantor to sing with world-class Perth chamber choir this Christmas
St Mary’s Cathedral lead Cantor Joshua Adams will sing with the world-class chamber choir, The Giovanni Consort, this Christmas season on the evening of 11 December.
Safeguarding Office publishes new storybook: God gives the children the right to feel safe
Every child is “Elizabeth Grace” in the recently-published children’s storybook, God gave Elizabeth Grace the Right to Feel Safe
Hope is the answer in Catholic Education, says Prof Haldane
In a world that is not of our own making, under conditions we didn’t choose and circumstances over which we have little control, the Christian virtue of hope is a way for the future of faith, said Professor John Haldane.
