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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
‘Jesus did not come to be served, but to serve’ – Archbishop Costelloe commissions inbound educators
Anyone who works in a Catholic school must be prepared to put the wellbeing of pupils first, Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB said as he bestowed a blessing on 225 new and transferring school staff on 1 February.
SPECIAL REPORT: Curtin Digital Life Stories Project
As the Curtin Digital Life Stories Project screened to an audience of 100, Castledare’s Community Centre was charged with emotion.
WYD 2019: Experiences to cherish for rest of pilgrims’ lives at World Youth Day
For West Australians Simeon Dzieciol and Annellee Aguilar, their World Youth Day (WYD) pilgrimage which saw them visit Mexico and Costa Rica, before eventually arriving in Panama, was an experience they will cherish for the rest of their lives.
OBITUARY: Rev Dr Russell Hardiman remembered as significant faith educator
Rev Dr Russell Hugh Hardiman will be remembered as an incredibly hardworking, talented, generous, jovial and dedicated priest by all who loved him.
Catholic Outreach welcomes new Director, Marietta Russo
It’s an organisation that needs a strong leader at the helm and new Director, Marietta Russo is accepting the challenge with an open and eager mind.
PHOTO STORY: Happy feast of St John Bosco!
Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB celebrated the Feast of Saint John (Don) Bosco on Thursday 31 January during the regular midday Mass at St Mary’s Cathedral.
Ocean Reef Church filled with the love of God, says Emeritus Archbishop
Parishes are the special presence of the Church, the presence of God in an area that they seek to open their hands, to draw people in, and everywhere they can, so that people come to know and love Christ our Saviour, said Emeritus Archbishop Barry Hickey on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of the opening and blessing of St Simon Peter Church, Ocean Reef Parish.
PLENARY 2020 – Get over yourself: the only way to prepare for the 2020 Plenary Council
“If by now you haven’t heard that the Church in this country is preparing for its first Plenary Council since the 1930s, you may not have been paying attention.
St Mary’s Cathedral leads by example with installation of new confessional doors
Building warm and inviting spaces is exactly what St Marys Cathedral has done, with their recent installation of new clear glass panels for the Confessional rooms.
Fr Russell a giant figure in WA and beyond, says Bunbury Bishop Gerard Holohan
The below text is the Homily of Bunbury Bishop Gerard Holohan from the Funeral of Rev Dr Russell Hardiman.
We have just heard St Paul reminding us in the Second Reading of this Mass that the Holy Spirit moves believers to serve others in different ways, giving different spiritual gifts through which God works. Today, we think especially of the gifts given to Fr Russell Hardiman.
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