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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Bioethics pioneer remembered for profound contribution to the Church
Appointed Director of the L J Goody Bioethics Centre in 1986, Rev Dr Walter Black will be remembered for having lived a life marked by deep faith, intellectual brilliance, and a profound commitment to the Church’s mission.
Cathedral Choir join in Mullewa Centenary celebrations
St Mary’s Cathedral Director of Music Jacinta Jakovcevic said the tour was a significant occasion for the Church in the regional area of WA – and in particular the local community of Mullewa and its surrounds.
Like Jesus, be patient with others, Archbishop Costelloe tells Synod members
By Justin McLellan
ACBC President and Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB speaks during a Mass with members of the Synod of Bishops in St Peter's Basilica on 30 September, 2024. Synod members participated in a two-day retreat at the Vatican before the opening of the second session of the synod. Photo: CNS/Lola Gomez.
Synod members must imitate Jesus' patience and acceptance toward oth...
EREA Colleges looks for new ways to support the future of Edmund Rice College Bindoon
EREA Colleges CEO, Chris Woolley, said a recent decline in enrolment, the evolving educational and social needs of students and the complex heritage site have put pressure on the model currently in place.
48-Hours of prayer and celebration for the Virgin Mary
For 48-hours prior to the Mass, Catholics across WA and around the world prayed the Rosary as a gift to offer Mary on her birthday.
Australia-first environmental certification for Mary’s Mount Primary School
According to Catholic Earthcare, a Level 5 Catholic Earthcare School ‘has undergone a profound ecological conversion, is living an ecological vocation and is enabling change by animating others’.
Discovering the Missionary Families of Christ: A Q&A with Joven and Sandra
Through their leadership, Joven and Sandra aim to inspire others to join MFC and contribute to its mission of transforming lives and communities through faith and family.
Modern slavery survivor advocates for more support
Survivor advocate Mr Moe Turaga and Domus 8.7 remediation service advisor Ruth Furber praised the work of Catholic organisations in assessing and addressing modern slavery in their operations and supply chains.
Catholic education welcomes better early childhood options for the broader school sector
Catholic education has nearly 40 per cent of our schools located in regional, rural and remote areas who face unique challenges where the fund can help alleviate some of the future demand.
Society revitalises for a new era of service
This revitalisation month includes a heartfelt invitation for those not yet involved in the Society to consider how they might be able to put their faith in action and in a practical way show a profound commitment to the dignity of every human person and the call to solidarity.
