Auxiliary Bishop Don Sproxton has last weekend recalled his experience of baptising a premature baby, which helped him realise how life itself is about always looking for success, always looking for a moment when it will be able to move to that next stage.

Police, family violence agencies, clergy, schools, community groups, hospital staff and forced marriage experts gathered in Perth over three days (12 to 14 March), to work towards developing a state-wide network and collaborative approach to combating forced marriage.

The University of Notre Dame Australia is pleased to announce that Professor Francis Campbell will join the University as Vice Chancellor commencing January 2020.

Channelling the message of peace of Christ through conversation was the aim at the 2019 Gospel Non-Violence and the World Day of Peace Message workshop, held on Thursday 28 February at the Newman Siena Centre.

“To become a Christian, and enter into full communion with the Catholic Church, affirms that you want and intend to take Jesus at His word.”

Community building and fundraising were the two highlights at the Greenwood Parish Summer Carnival that was held on Sunday, 10 March at the grounds of the All Saints Catholic Church.

When a young girl makes the transition from primary school to high school it is often a difficult time as they move forward making new friends and trying to fit in.

Around eighteen Catholic Liturgy Musicians, representing six parishes from around the Perth Catholic Archdiocese attended a Psalmist Training course, ending with its final session at the Armadale Parish Saint Francis Xavier Church on Thursday, 7 March.

The international organisation of altar servers has last weekend Sunday 17 March welcomed 168 new servers and seven new acolytes at St Helena of the Holy Cross, Ellenbrook Parish, continuing a history of service to the sacraments that goes back to the beginning of last century.

From a young age, it seemed Eileen Glass was destined for great things.