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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Free young adult conference to explore the five great loves of JPII
More than 100 young adults are this weekend expected to virtually attend the Sacramentum conference, organised by Catholic Youth Ministry Perth (CYM). However, this time, from their homes, and at no cost.
COVID-19: Centacare Employment and Training continues transforming lives
Social distancing making the traditional classroom an operational hazard has been both an opportunity and a challenge for Archdiocesan agency, Centacare Employment and Training.
Understanding identity, sexuality and Theology of the Body
Based on reflections and a vision for the people of God, the late Saint John Paul II believed that true reverence for the gift of sexuality and challenged believers to live it in a way worthy of their great dignity as human persons.
OBITUARY: Tributes flow for fearless defender and promoter of UNDA’s first Chancellor, Terry O’Connor
Founding Chancellor of The University of Notre Dame Australia, eminent member of the Western Australian legal profession and prominent figure in the AFL world, Terrence Edward O’Connor, passed away on Saturday 25 April at the age of 82.
Cathedral piety stall accessible online to support spiritual wellbeing
St Mary’s Cathedral parish has made their piety stall accessible online, allowing for Catholics across the Archdiocese to shop remotely.
Music for the soul: a COVID-19 concept of care, community by John XXIII College
John XXIII College’s music students have embodied the Catholic tradition of love and service for others by providing musical soirees for the residents of Mercy Village, Wembley.
Mercy Health starts pen pal for seniors in isolation
Mercy Health’s Mercy Place Mont Clare in Claremont is inviting WA locals to revive the long-lost art of letter writing with its new Pen Pal Program.
Archbishop Costelloe: Jesus does not leave us alone to reach high ideal
Persevering in faith and striving to achieve the perfect love found in Jesus, was at the heart of Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB’s message during Sunday Mass on 10 May, marking a Mother’s Day celebration “like no other”, with restrictions surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic gradually easing for the state.
UNDA provides four-day online nursing course
The University of Notre Dame Australia has announced the release of a four-day online course for Registered Nurses looking to upskill, develop and refresh their knowledge of pathophysiology and pharmacology, and relate this to the management of people experiencing illness.
Midwife celebrates decades of service to WA families
In celebrating the International Day of the Midwife on Tuesday, 5 May, Joan Cunningham, Birth Suite Nurse Manager at St John of God Subiaco Hospital, has shared her experience as a midwife with The Record.
