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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Redefining God’s original plan will fail
Placing our own interests before God’s will never work, no matter how hard we try.
The King of Kings chose a humble birth
I have three questions on the birth of Christ. Why do we say he was born in a stable? What are swaddling clothes? And what exactly was the sign announced by the angel?
Are you addicted to Christ or addicted to self?
Becoming totally dependent on something or someone is damaging, unless of course it is Christ to whom we are addicted.
Priesthood a way of helping others
Fr Stephen Hill has experienced several Christian denominations, but has found his home in the Catholic Ordinariate.
Taking an interest in others can end the loneliness curse
If you’re lonely this Christmas, step out of your own world to another…
Tears of joy as Myaree woman celebrates 100th
Rose Di Stefano was joined by family, friends and parishioners of Pater Noster Catholic Church in Myaree on December 8 as she celebrated her 100th birthday.
They want me to clean at an abortion clinic?
I work as a cleaner and the firm I work for has just won a contract to look after several abortion clinics. If I am required to do so, could I work in those clinics? I am opposed to abortion but I don’t want to lose my job.
Sporting zeal scores no goals for eternal salvation
Taking the fortunes of our favourite sporting teams too seriously is just another form of modern-day idolatry, writes Mariette Ulrich.
State must act humanely to Vietnamese asylum seekers
Member for Girrawheen Margaret Quirk told parliament recently that the Vietnamese detainees in Northam deserved to be treated humanely.
The forgetting of Wisdom
Once upon a time, the object of learning was the love of wisdom but today’s outcome focused education has become a kind of high pressure drudgery, writes leading Perth educator Dr Andrew Kania.
