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Merredin Parish called to hope beyond the golden era at centenary Mass

Merriden Parish Priest Fr Phillip Perreau, Woodvale Parish Priest Fr Stan Bendowski, Auxiliary Bishop Dson Sproxton, Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB, Fr Andrew Bowron, Central Wheatbelt MP Lachlan Hunter and parishioners Heather Giles and John Jeffreys. Photo: Em Louise Photography. "We are called to be faithful disciples of Jesus, not in some imagined golden age, but in the reality of our...
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Merriden Parish Priest Fr Phillip Perreau, Woodvale Parish Priest Fr Stan Bendowski, Auxiliary Bishop Dson Sproxton, Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB, Fr Andrew Bowron, Central Wheatbelt MP Lachlan Hunter and parishioners Heather Giles and John Jeffreys. Photo: Em Louise Photography.

Bishops suggest a culture of encounter needed to build social cohesion

Social cohesion grows when individuals allow their attitudes and actions to be shaped by love and humility, "Living the Gospel in Times of Social Division" suggests. Living the Gospel in these times is not a private devotion. It is a public witness that human dignity is not negotiable, that truth matters and that peace is more than the absence of conflict - it is the fruit of justice, recon...
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Social cohesion grows when individuals allow their attitudes and actions to be shaped by love and humility, Living the Gospel in Times of Social Division suggests.

Be large-hearted people in large-hearted schools, Archbishop tells Mercy staff

Be large-hearted people in large-hearted schools, Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB has said on the occasion of the 180th anniversary of Mercy Education. Photo: Eric Odong/Archdiocese of Perth. Be large-hearted people in large-hearted schools, Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB has said on the occasion of the 180th anniversary of Mercy Education. Archbishop Costelloe was speakin...
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Sisters of Mercy Australia and Papua New Guinea Institute Leader, Sr Karon Donellan and WA Institute Leader, Sr Helen Nolan were also present for the occasion, together with 16 fellow Sisters from across WA, many of whom had been teachers in Mercy Schools during the foundational years. Photo: Eric Odong/Archdiocese of Perth.

Archbishop Costelloe urges the Catholic Regional Tribunal to model the face of God

What face of God do you allow to shine through your life and ministry? That was the thought-provoking question Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB posed to staff and guests at the blessing of the new Catholic Regional Tribunal of Western Australia office on Tuesday 28 July.  Quoting the same question Pope Leo XIV asked a group of Italian bishops while speaking about leadership and m...
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Archbishop Costelloe, Fr Conor Steadman and Bishop Michael Morrissey outside the new tribunal office in Victoria Square. Photo: Eric Odong.

2025 Catholic Social Services Western Australia Award recipients acknowledge God as the source of fulfilment and encouragement

By Joel Hall As the 2026 Catholic Social Services Western Australia (CSSWA) Awards hover on the horizon, last year’s winners have reflected on the processes that led them to be worthy recipients. Employee of the Year Ian Smith said he was humbled and honoured for not only receiving last year’s award but for doing pastoral care work for Catholic Homes- the service for which landed him the...
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Tina Baldwin with Archbishop Costelloe, former Safeguarding Program Office Director, Barbara Blayney (third from left) and Matt Tranter, son of Tom Tranter, who is a founding member of Personal Advocacy Services. Photo: Infinitum/Archdiocese of Perth.

Sow the seeds of faith Archbishop Costelloe tells Tommy More community

As places explicitly dedicated to the formation and support of young people, educational institutions must build communities in which the “God question” is both welcomed and facilitated, Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB said recently. Delivering the homily at the Commissioning Mass on Sunday 12 July for St Thomas More College’s new Head of College, Mim Jones, Archbishop Costelloe refl...
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Mim said she accepted her role with a profound sense of gratitude and humility. Photo: Cypher Studios/St Thomas More College.

Priests are called to be a living sign of the presence of Jesus, says Archbishop Costelloe

Clergy from across Perth came together at St John’s Pro-Cathedral for the Retired Clergy Mass & Lunch, Tuesday 7 July. Photo: Jamie O’Brien. Some 40 retired clergy from across the Archdiocese came together last week at St John's Pro-Cathedral on Tuesday 7 July for the annual Retired Clergy Mass, followed by lunch at The Westin. Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB celebrated the Ma...
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Archbishop Costelloe with Frs Patrick Lim, Laurence Murphy and Greg Donovan at the Retired Clergy Mass & Lunch, Tuesday 7 July. Photo: Jamie O’Brien.

SPECIAL REPORT: Return Christ to the Church: Archbishop Costelloe commissions new Diocesan Pastoral Council Members

Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB, ninth from left, with Auxiliary Bishop Don Sproxton, Vicar General, the Very Rev Fr Vincent Glynn and Chief, Mission Enhancement, Dr Debra Sayce, second from right, with Members of the Diocesan Pastoral Council, who will serve a three-year term include from left, Lourdes Has, Catherine Rice, Tara Peters, Richard Miles, Wayne Bull, George Sekulla, Michael Piu, ...
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Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB, Auxiliary Bishop Don Sproxton, Vicar General, the Very Rev Fr Vincent Glynn and Chief, Mission Enhancement, Dr Debra Sayce, with Members of the Diocesan Pastoral Council, who will serve a three-year term include Wayne Bull, Michelle Carrick, Karen Hart, Lourdes Has, Daniel Hewitt, Robert Hicks, Lauren Italiano, Sr Chitra Justin, Anne Mahony, Rommie Masarei, Rodney Mascarenhas, Richard Miles, Tara Peters, Dr Francesco Piccolo, Michael Piu, Catherine Rice, George Sekulla, Fr Michael Twigg OMI. Photo: Eric Odong.

Tommy More welcomes new Deputy Head of College

Amy said she was looking forward to helping students can flourish throughout their educational journey. Photo: St Thomas More College. St Thomas More College (Tommy More) is pleased to announce Amy Price has been appointed as Deputy Head of College. Amy joins Tommy More from Geraldton Grammar where she held the position of Deputy Principal. She brings significant experience in student...
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Amy said she was looking forward to helping students can flourish throughout their educational journey. Photo: St Thomas More College.

Rivervale Parish called to be a kingdom of priests as Fr CJ Millen is installed as Parish Priest

To be a priest, after the pattern of Christ Himself, is to give one’s whole life as a gift for the sake of others, Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB has said, as more than 200 people gathered at St Augustine’s Church, Rivervale, on Sunday 14 June for the installation of Fr Carmine-John (CJ) Millen as the new Parish Priest. Archbishop Costelloe was the main celebrant for the 9am Mass, w...
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New Rivervale Parish Priest Fr CJ Millen and Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB sign the documents at the installation Mass of Fr CJ Millen, Sunday 14 June. Photo: Jamie O’Brien.

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