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Papal Blessing the icing on the cake after 50 years of marriage

Floreat Wembley parishioners Ivan and Barbara Colgan last year celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a particular honour, receiving a Papal Blessing which was presented to them by Parish Priest, Father Andrew Albis.

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Mr and Mrs Colgan celebrated 50 years of marriage on Saturday 15 October 2016, with a morning Mass celebrated by Floreat Wembley Parish Priest, Fr Andrew Albis. Photo: Supplied

Catholic Women’s League in Morley celebrates 30th anniversary

The Catholic Women’s League in Morley have celebrated their 30th anniversary at the end of 2016.

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The Catholic Women’s League in Morley have celebrated their 30th anniversary at the end of 2016. Photos: Supplied

Fr Growney’s life of service and generosity remembered at memorial service

Following a priestly career which spanned 30 years including service to Catholic communities across Australia and the United Kingdom, Reverend Father Peter Growney has been remembered as a kind man who always had time for others.

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A memorial service for Father Peter Growney was held at Mirrabooka parish, and celebrated by Archbishop Timothy Costelloe, con-celebrated by Bishop Donald Sproxton, Vicar-General Rev Peter Whitely, Rev Fr Geoff Aldous and Mirrabooka Parish Priest Rev Fr Giosue Marini. Photo: Daniele Foti-Cuzzola

MOVIE REVIEW: Lion about power and importance of memory

Based on a true story, the Australian film Lion is adapted to the screen with great skill and empathy. Much has been written about its emotional impact, but the film isn’t a tear-jerker in the conventional sense. It evolves slowly and mysteriously, engaging the mind and the senses as much as it does the heart.

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Set in India in 1986, Lion follows the history of a five year-old boy called Saroo (Sunny Pawar), who with his older brother Guddhu (Abhishek) is adept at providing food for his impoverished family by picking through landfills and pilfering coal from trains. Photo: Supplied

INTERNATIONAL: Pope meets Martin Scorsese after director screens Silence for Jesuits

The morning after screening his film Silence for about 300 Jesuits, American director Martin Scorsese had a private audience with Pope Francis.

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Pope Francis meets United States film director Martin Scorsese during a private audience at the Vatican. The meeting took place the morning after the screening of his film Silence for about 300 Jesuits. Photo: CNS/L'Osservatore Romano

MOVIE REVIEW: Stars shine in bittersweet La La Land

For years major Hollywood studios have scratched their heads wondering whether there is in fact still a place for the traditional Hollywood musical.

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Emma Stone and Ryan Gosling are mesmerising as star crossed lovers Mia and Sebastian in La La Land. Photo: Supplied

Helpfulness had no boundaries: Father Michael John Brown OFM

A gentle and joyful man whose helpfulness knew no bounds, Father Michael John Brown OFM passed away on 31 December, 2016 at the age of 94.

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Father Michael Brown (right) was close to his family, including his six siblings. He is pictured with his brother Neil Brown and sister-in-law Margaret Brown in Hong Kong in 1987. Photo: Supplied

MOVIE REVIEW: Portman shines in grief-stricken Jackie Kennedy biopic

We all know the stories of the presidents who held office in the White House. Their administrations are their legacies, however it is to a lesser extent that we know the stories of the strong-willed women who stood beside them.

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Natalie Portman is mesmerising as grieving widow Jackie Kennedy in Jackie. Photo: Supplied

BOOK REVIEW: Empire’s Children provides sensitive examination of social divide in Sri Lanka’s tea plantations

Childhood friendships and the divide between social and ethnic groups are both common themes in literature and serve as a launching pad for Sri Lankan-Australian author Patricia Weerakoon in her novel, Empire’s Children (2015).

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Childhood friendships and the divide between social and ethnic groups are both common themes in literature, and both serve as a launching pad for Sri Lankan-Australian author Patricia Weerakoon in her award-winning novel, Empire’s Children. Photo: Supplied

MOVIE REVIEW: Moana re-treads familiar waters but will have the whole family swept away

Since the release of their debut feature Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs in 1937, the Walt Disney Company has consistently released animated musicals with princess protagonists to critical and commercial acclaim.

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Moana (newcomer Auli’I Cravalho) fearlessly demands the obnoxious Demigod Maui (Dwayne Johnson) to join her on her epic voyage to save her island home. Image: Supplied

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