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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Carpark Catholicism: A boot-load of relief
The Knights of the Southern Cross Cathedral Branch 28, in conjunction with the Rotary Club of Elizabeth Quay, have heroically led the charge to restock St Vincent De Paul’s “Vinnies food hamper supply” – a supply that has been drastically depleted responding to the Australian bushfires and the local impact of the Coronavirus pandemic.
Bishop Sproxton: Holy Trinity feast reminds us of God’s perfect love
The Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit – which together form one God for the Catholic faithful – was the focus during Trinity Sunday celebrations on Sunday 7 June.
RITE OF ELECTION: Longing for God leads Amy to the Catholic Church
It was with the supportive encouragement of her husband that Leeming resident Amy Gonsalves, now a parishioner at Willetton Parish, took the leap of faith to pray to God.
COVID-19: Centre for Liturgy brings together virtual liturgical resources
The Archdiocesan Centre for Liturgy has continued to support various liturgical ministries during the period of isolation, despite limitations on physical gatherings enforced by Coronavirus-led restrictions.
St Vincent Pallotti Scholarship for Lay Ministry opens
Entries are now open for the St Vincent Pallotti Scholarship for Lay Ministry.
Social isolation on the High Seas: Stella Maris steps in
Some three months of social distancing under COVID-19 restrictions has given most Australians an idea of the stress associated with separation from friends and family for any extended period of time – stretch that isolation distance to thousands of nautical miles, sometimes lasting years in duration, and the plight of many seafarers comes close to comprehension.
LIFELINK WINTER APPEAL: Identitywa goes beyond the point of call for Brianna
Identitywa support worker Brianna values her role with Identitywa, crediting her Catholic school experience as one of the reasons for her passion to serve people with disability. Photo: Supplied.
As a recent Bachelor
of Psychology graduate, Brianna took the time to reflect on the past five years
during which she has balanced her study with working part-time at Identitywa.
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Emmanuel College student live Christian Service in action
The Emmanuel Catholic College community have been collecting non-perishable goods for Rotary as part of their Christian Service.
Helpful or harmful? Holohan’s response
Bunbury’s Bishop Gerard Holohan added his voice to those calling for a bi-partisan rejection of the introduction of proposed legislation.
The Lifehouse helps female homeless persons to find the ‘fullness of life’
Right to Life Association WA in collaboration with Holy Spirit Choir and Street Ministry, has last month opened a female-only drop-in centre for homeless persons called The Lifehouse.
