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
From software developer to Benedictine: Newly professed monk speaks about his vocational journey
New professed Benedictine monk Dom Paul Forster has this week recalled the start of the journey of his vocation with The Record.
Doorstep Dinners brings meals and support for those in need
Doorstep Dinners II – the second phase of St Pat’s Community Support Centre’s project collaboration – has commenced earlier this month and expanded to include participants from the Perth metropolitan area.
Perth Archdiocese ‘putting children’s needs first’ with Safeguarding competition
The Archdiocese of Perth Safeguarding Project has this week launched its 2020 Child Protection Week competition for secondary school teenagers aged 12 to 18.
Archdiocesan Safeguarding competition to launch next week
The Archdiocesan Safeguarding Office is next week set to launch its 2020 Child Protection Week competition for secondary school teenagers aged 12 to 18.
Home-schooling turns into isolation amid COVID-19 pandemic
The Coronavirus pandemic has not only impacted Western Australian students attending formal educational institutions.
‘Changes begin when we welcome Christ into our lives’, says Bishop Sproxton
Christian hospitality starts when we see the person and not the problem, said Perth Auxillary Bishop Donald Sproxton on Sunday 28 June.
Vinnies proposes income support retention, sheds light on poverty in Australia
St Vincent de Paul Society (Vinnies) National Council has this month called on the Federal Government to retain JobKeeper and JobSeeker payments to keep Australians out of poverty.
RITE OF ELECTION: Perth father of three celebrates baptism with joy
Patience was of a virtue for Indonesian Catholic Community Perth (ICCP) member David Lee, who was finally baptised on Corpus Christi Sunday after the sacraments were postponed across the Perth Archdiocese in light of the Coronavirus pandemic.
St John of God Health Care supports campaign urging people to seek health advice
St John of God Health Care (SJOGHC) Group has recently backed a campaign urging Western Australians to maintain regular contact and visit medical professionals more often to prevent life-threatening complications.
Feast of Corpus Christi: ‘Communion feeds and nourishes us for eternal life’, says Fr Glynn
The real presence of the body and blood of Christ is given to us not just to be admired and adored, but as real food and real drink to be eaten and shared in a way that Jesus himself comes to live and dwell in us, Father Vincent Glynn emphasised while celebrating this year’s Corpus Christi Sunday.
