More than 80 deacons, candidates, aspirants and wives attended the fifth biennial Australian National Association of Deacons (NAD) Conference from 3 to 6 October at the University of Notre Dame Fremantle Campus.

Bunbury Bishop Gerard Holohan has recently published a Pastoral Letter as the WA Government prepares to debate the proposed Voluntary Assisted Dying Legislation in the Upper House.

International evangelist Alan Ames’ ministry has seen him conduct healing services across more than 40 countries.

Over the long weekend of September 27 – 30, Focolare Perth hosted a four day Mariapolis at Muresk Institute Northam, which proved to be the perfect surroundings to create this temporary ‘city’.

In a letter to parishes throughout Australia in preparation for World Mental Health Day (October 10), a hope-filled Perth Auxiliary Bishop Don Sproxton cited that the challenge of the Church remains for parishes to create opportunities for people who are not used to addressing issues around mental health and their fears – without undermining and invalidating people with mental health issues.

A genuine act of kindness service to the community and immense gratitude for family life led Perth wife and mother of two, Emma-Lee Woodward to volunteer her time and talents with the hopes of raising $10 000 for Pregnancy Assistance.

By Karl Brown It was nearly 2,000 years ago that Julius Caesar defiantly marched his army to the edge of the Rubicon river; made his famous declaration ‘alea yacta est’ (the die has been cast); and waded across the shallows and into an historic conflict. Here in Western Australia, we sit on the precipice of an unprecedented and potentially irreversible decision in our state’s history. We h...

For the first time in its 63-year history, Maida Vale Parish celebrated the patronal feast day of Saint Francis of Assisi on 6 October 2019.

The students at St Jude’s Catholic Primary School in Langford came to school with little preparation on Rice Day, Friday 18 August.

Six West Australians, together with some 70 people from across the country – including a dozen bishops – will serve on the six Discernment and Writing Groups that will help the Plenary Council build towards its first session in October 2020.