Several Archdiocesan agency directors and representatives from across the Archdiocese have last week Thursday 16 May come together for the launch of the Poverty, Homelessness and Migrants in Western Australia Report.

Mercy Place Mont Clare resident Norman Walker has been presented with the Legion of Honour – the highest French order of merit for military excellence, which was established in 1802 by Napoleon Bonaparte.

Faith and health are two key factors in the longevity of 105 year old Cloverdale parishioner Sheelah Rudman.

With 25 years of knowledge and experience to his name, Australian journalist Peter Greste shared his life learnings to a full auditorium of the wider community at the Notre Dame Heritage Festival on Friday 17 May.

Members of the Perth Catholic Interagency Mission Network (PCIMN) met together at St John of God, Midland, on Wednesday 15 to hear a presentation on the importance of maintaining Catholic identity as a key element of Mission leadership.

St Catherine’s House of Hospitality, a ministry of the Mercy Sisters located on Tyler St, Tuart Hill, recently offered a silent retreat weekend in the tranquil surrounds of their 17 single-room facility – with its spacious chapel and well-appointed conference room with an option of catering services and overnight accommodation. During the retreat, four key topics were explored. Each topic of...

Schools and parish communities are being encouraged to take part in the 2019 Catholic Liturgical Art Competition, inspired by Aboriginal knowledge and the Catholic faith, set to take place in conjunction with the NAIDOC week celebrations in July this year.

More than 140 members of the Kalgoorlie-Boulder community from all ages gathered at the St Mary’s Primary School oval and made their way to St Mary’s Church as they re-enacted the Passion of Christ, in the form of Stations of the Cross.

The Somascan community of Australia have last weekend celebrated the historic priestly ordination of Australia’s first Somascan, Christopher de Sousa.

The number of people sleeping rough in Western Australia is on the increase, according to a new report by the University of Notre Dame Australia (UNDA).