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.

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.

Taking the fortunes of our favourite sporting teams too seriously is just another form of modern-day idolatry, writes Mariette Ulrich.

Member for Girrawheen Margaret Quirk told parliament recently that the Vietnamese detainees in Northam deserved to be treated humanely.

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.

I have been confused for quite some time as to exactly what scandal is and whether it is a sin. For example, we say that a person was scandalised. Is there sin in any of this?

Willetton parishioner Dr Robert Williams has battled mental illness since his teenage years, and is passionate about sharing his story with other sufferers to show them it is possible to live a happy, healthy life, as Mark Reidy explains…

Jennifer has been with Personal Advocacy Service (PAS) in Greenmount for four years and I have come to know her more recently. We have bonded really well over the last 12 months and enjoy many of the same things, writes Elizabeth Bishop.

EXCELLENT apologetics were the key factor in the conversion of former Anglican Michael Daniel almost 25 years ago. The 45-year-old school teacher spoke to The Record recently about his conversion to Catholicism, which occurred over the space of several years. Mr Daniel, a native of Melbourne whose family has migrated to WA, was raised in an Anglican family and says his first experienc...

IT WAS BOXING DAY 2002. Justin Langer walks out onto the Melbourne Cricket Ground to face the first ball of the Ashes Test match against England in front of more than 63,000 spectators. It’s an exciting, heart-pumping atmosphere, but something happens that will forever be etched in the West Australian’s mind. “In cricket you mark a centre line to know where your middle stump is, so I mar...