New ‘Catholic’ content has found its way to Perth’s airways at 8pm on Sunday evenings, courtesy of Journey: Catholic Radio, hosted by Jude Hennessy and local radio station 98five Sonshine FM.
All Churches were closed this Easter due to the coronavirus pandemic. Christianity was listed as a non-essential service for believers.
Cloverdale parishioner Sheelah Alice Rudman died peacefully in her sleep on 10 March 2020 at the age of 105.
In support of Australia’s frontline healthcare workers, The University of Notre Dame Australia’s School of Nursing and Midwifery is launching free online continuing professional development (CPD) short courses for any healthcare professional looking to refresh and upskill themselves in the management of the critically ill patient.
The mental health issues associated with the quarantine measures combating COVID-19 are all too familiar to Emmaus Community members, whose journey through life has seen them arrive at a place where social isolation is avoided and communal living paths the way to healing.
Perth Catholics were last weekend reminded of the immense compassion and mercy of God during the Mass for the Second Sunday of Easter, also known as Divine Mercy Sunday.
In the hope of promoting vocations across Western Australia, St Charles Seminary has created a new initiative called ‘The Vine’, a monthly newsletter with the first issue published in February.
Despite churches across the city being closed, the Centre for Faith Enrichment (CFE) remains operational in an online teaching capacity, providing a unique opportunity for Catholics to use this quarantine time to build their faith through education and understanding.