The inherent beauty and depth of The Lord’s Prayer is something that has been reverently celebrated by Christians, especially Catholics, since the Lord first gave us his example of prayer some 2000 years ago, Pope Francis has explained, in the first of his series of catechesis on The Our Father.
What troubled times we are experiencing as Catholics!
Pomp and ceremony accompanied the celebration of brilliant minds at all stages of their educational journey, as the staff and students of The University of Notre Dame Australia’s Fremantle Campus were honoured recently at the University’s annual Awards Ceremony.
This is the most important week of the Christian year. During these next few days, we will relive Jesus’ passion and resurrection. Through our liturgies, we will try to share in his suffering. It will be an emotion-filled week. Few Christians can look closely at the cross and not be moved with compassion.
About 60 zealous retreat attendees opened their hearts and minds to receive at the inaugural Sacramentum retreat for young adults this past weekend.
A newly implemented Digital Creativity course for Year 7 and 8 students of Corpus Christi College has made a massive impact on students with disabilities.
It doesn’t seem so long ago that I was at St Mary’s College in Broome on Ash Wednesday morning and distributing the ashes.
Last February I had the opportunity to go on a Diocesan Pilgrimage to the Holy Land with parishioners from Geraldton, Perth and other people who were seeking a deeper meaning for their lives.
Several hundred Perth citizens gathered on Palm Sunday to march through the city, signifying their unwavering support for refugees who await their fate in domestic and overseas detention centres.