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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Finding a different path to fruitfulness
With one in six Australian couples experiencing infertility, a new book by Debra Vermeer will be a welcome resource for Catholic couples.
Perth Military Chaplain’s legacy celebrated by family 61 years on
Remembered fondly by the Western Australian community as a war chaplain and hero, former Cottesloe Parish Priest, the late Father John Fahey DSO, will always be saluted for his huge contributions to Western Australia, especially on occasions such as Anzac Day.
Culture of Life the focus during pandemic
In the midst of this global COVID-19 pandemic, it is easy to become self-centred and inwardly focused in isolation.
St Charles’ Seminary works to strengthen relationships
In the hope of promoting vocations across Western Australia, St Charles Seminary has created a new initiative called ‘The Vine’, a monthly newsletter with the first issue published in February.
COVID-19 SPECIAL REPORT
Churches have been closed, weekly and daily Masses are being streamed online and reception of the sacraments such as baptism, confession, marriages and funerals are extremely limited.
Music and the Soul
“As a juxtaposition of the fast-paced and stressed world we live in, music within the liturgical sense has now become, and will continue to provide, a stillness and reflection we need.”
The effect of prayer on our soul
In the Catechism of the Catholic Church, prayer is defined as “a vital and personal relationship with the living and true God”.
The Mystery of Marriage
Thomas and Emily Meagher, who exchanged vows last June, believe that they would not have met, fallen in love and dedicated their lives to one another if not for the calling they received from God.
Sr Margaret Scharf OP: Nurturing the Soul
e Catechism of the Catholic Church reminds us that: ”The human person, created in the image of God, is a being at once corporeal and spiritual” (CCC 362). This means that we are comprised of both the physical aspects as biological beings and the spiritual, which is God’s Spirit in us from the moment we were conceived, and which returns to God when we die.
OBITUARY: John Barich: Faith, family and the future of Australia
As recently as December 2019, John Barich was driving an hour round trip to take his youngest grandson to school twice a week, then continue on to his National Civic Council office to maintain the late Bob Santamaria’s work of promoting Judeo-Christian values in Australia’s political life.
