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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Safeguarding new storybook: God gives the children the right to feel safe
Every child is “Elizabeth Grace” in the recently-published Archdiocesan Safeguarding children storybook, God gave Elizabeth Grace the Right to Feel Safe.
Perth Catholics invited to prayerfully support Plenary Council delegates
The Perth Catholic community is invited to attend the commissioning of the Archdiocese of Perth Plenary Council delegates during Mass at 11am on Sunday 4 October at St Mary’s Cathedral.
Archbishop Costelloe expounds servant leadership to primary schoolers
In Christianity, being a leader and being a servant naturally go together, Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB told Year 6 pupils of three Perth southern-suburb schools last Friday.
Child Protection Week Mass 2020: ‘Listen to the voice of children and put children first’
The Perth Catholic community united on 13 September for the 2020 Child Protection Week Mass, recognising the valuable contribution that the 237 Safeguarding Officers make on behalf of young people.
Jesus walks with us
In his homily for the Third Sunday of Easter, Archbishop Timothy Costelloe reminded Perth Catholics that Jesus is present “in these strange times we are living”.
The impact of loss, and the beauty of love
moon when they found out they were expecting their first child.
Ten thousand meals to help Fremantle homeless and poverty stricken
The effects on an on-going pandemic, means tough times for everyone.
Social media and COVID-19 crisis management: helpful or harmful?
Under the shadow of COVID-19, social distancing measures have resulted in the cancellation of group recreational activities at all levels, many businesses have been forced to close and others have had to require their employees to work from home: the world has found itself stuck at home and our use of digital technology has spiked massively as a result, with both positive and negative consequences.
The importance of compassion and care in emergency medicine
In the world of medicine, physical trauma is defined as wounds produced from deliberate physical injuries as a result of traumatic events such as accidents and acts of violence.
‘Sins are not confessed to the priest, but to God’, Archbishop Costelloe tells Parliamentary Committee
Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB has once again been called upon to defend the faith – this time before a State Parliamentary Committee of Inquiry on 6 August in response to the Children and Community Services Amendment Bill 2019.
