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Archbishop invites Perth Catholic Community to Pray for Paris

Archbishop Timothy Costelloe has this week asked all parishes and other Catholic communities in the Archdiocese of Perth to unite in prayer for the victims of the terrorist attacks in Paris, which took place on Friday 13 November.

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A man waves a French flag as several hundred people gather to observe a minute of silence in Lyon, France, on November 16. Photo: CNS/Robert Pratta.

Paris Attacks 2015 – Cardinal Vingt-Trois of Paris: statement on terror attacks

The Archbishop of Paris, Cardinal André Vingt-Trois, issued a statement on Saturday, 14 November, via Vatican Radio, condemning the attacks on his city, praising first responders, and urging unity in the wake of terror attacks that killed at least 128 people overnight.

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Cardinal Andre Vingt-Trois of Paris leaves in procession after celebrating a Mass in Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris on 15 November to pray for those killed in terrorist attacks. Coordinated attacks the evening of 13 November claimed the lives of 129 people. The Islamic State has claimed responsibility. Photo: CNS/Paul Haring

International – A family that doesn’t eat together is ‘hardly a family’, Pope says

A family that chooses to watch TV or play with their smartphones rather than talk at the dinner table is “hardly a family”, Pope Francis said.

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A family that chooses to watch TV or play with their smartphones rather than talk at the dinner table is "hardly a family", Pope Francis said. Photo: CNS/Karen Callaway

Dignity of workers must never be compromised

The dignity and rights of workers must never be compromised, not only with regard to fair wages and pension, but also in “their right to rest,” Pope Francis said.

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Pope Francis shakes hands with Tito Boeri, president of Italy's National Institute of Social Welfare, during an audience with members of the Italian National Social Security Institute in St Peter's Square at the Vatican on 7 November. The institute oversees the government's disability and pension structure. Photo: CNS

First visas for refugees a positive step forward, Perth Catholics stand ready to do more, says Archbishop

Archbishop Timothy Costello has this week responded to the news from the Federal Government, announcing the distribution of visa’s to refugees in Syria.

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Refugees listen to a translator as they arrive at a transit camp in Idomeni, Greece, on the border of Macedonia, on October 19. Thousands of refugees are arriving into Greece from Syria, Afghanistan, Iraq and other countries and then traveling further into Europe. Photo: CNS.

Authentic guest house, Domus Australia, celebrates fourth anniversary

Pilgrims travelling to Rome can experience the best of both worlds, earthly and spiritual, when they find themselves at Domus Australia.

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‘Christmas is a time to offer the gifts of hope, compassion and mercy to people in need’, was the message proclaimed at the launch of the 2015 Archbishop’s Christmas Appeal. Some 150 priests and parish representatives from across the Archdiocese last week came together at St Mary’s Cathedral as part of the liturgical service and launch of the appeal, presided over by Auxiliary Bishop Don Sproxton. Photo: Ron Tan

Women’s right to maternity leave must be protected, Pope says

Businesses are called on to promote harmony between work and family for their employees, especially for women with children or those who are starting families, Pope Francis said on 31 October in an audience with the Christian Union of Italian Business Executives.

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Filipino mothers hold their newly born babies in Manila, March 4. Pope Francis said businesses are called to promote harmony between work and family for their employees, especially for women with children or who are starting families. (CNS photo/Ritchie B. Tongo, EPA) See POPE-WORK-MATERNITY Nov. 2, 2015.

Archbishop Emeritus offers fresh perspective on World Meeting of Families

Given the current centrality of the theme of the family in the Catholic world, Archbishop Emeritus Barry Hickey, of Perth, recently spoke to eRecord journalist Marco Ceccarelli about his experience of attending the World Meeting of Families in Philadelphia from 22 to 27 September 2015. Attended by more than a million people, the event proved to be overwhelmingly successful and paved the...
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From left to right: Bishop of Armidale and ACBC Delegate for Marriage, Michael Kennedy; Archbishop of Philadelphia Charles Chaput OFMCap; Archbishop Emeritus Barry Hickey, from Perth; Archbishop of Sydney and Chair of the ACBC Commission for Family, Youth and Life, Anthony Fisher OP. Photo: Courtesy Archbishop Anthony Fisher, Archdiocese of Sydney.

Bishops from around the world plead for climate change action

The presidents of the US and Canadian bishops conferences have this week joined leaders of the regional bishops conferences of Asia, Africa, Latin America, Oceania and Europe in signing an appeal for government leaders to reach a “fair, legally binding and truly transformational climate agreement” at a summit in Paris. Indian Cardinal Oswald Gracias of Mumbai, President of the Federation of Asian Bishops Conferences, signed the appeal on 26 October at the beginning of a joint news conference at the Vatican.

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Cardinal Oswald Gracias of Mumbai, India, signs a document at a Vatican news conference on 26 October in which leaders of the world's regional bishops conferences appealed for action on climate change. From left behind the cardinal are Auxiliary Bishop Jean Kockerols of Mechelen-Brussels, Belgium; Cardinal Ruben Salazar Gomez of Bogota, Colombia; unidentified priest; Archbishop Thomas G Wenski of Miami; and Archbishop Richard Smith of Edmonton, Alberta. Photo: CNS

No rest for liturgical composer Marty Haugen

Directing music for an American Catholic parish drove a Christian musician down a 25-year journey as a contributor to the Church’s liturgical music. In 1973, Marty Haugen took what he thought was a temporary job as music director for the Catholic Church in Minnesota.

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Directing music for an American Catholic parish drove Marty Haugen down a 25-year journey as a contributor to the Church’s liturgical music. Photo: Supplied.

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