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Evangelist says healing begins with us turning to God, giving ourselves to the Sacraments

Perth-based Catholic healer Alan Ames performs his healing wonders in more than 40 countries across the globe. Photo: Matthew Lau. By Matthew Lau Making the world a better place begins with Catholics defending their faith to help strengthen the Church, says international healer Alan Ames. The motivational speaker and author held a healing service in Perth on 18 July to a full congr...
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Frayne Win Intermediate Cup at 2018 Gold Coast Netball Carnival

Ursula Frayne Catholic College Year 10/11 netball team left WA to participate in the 2018 Gold Coast Netball Carnival. Photo: Supplied. Ursula Frayne Catholic College Year 10/11 netball team last month headed to Queensland to participate in the 2018 Gold Coast Netball Carnival. Held at Southport Carrara Netball Association, games were scheduled to be held across four match days, combi...
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Heart Women’s Conference encourages women to renew their hearts

Participants of the Conference during praise and worship session. Photo: Supplied. By Theresia Titus The national tour of the 2018 Heart Women’s Conference took place in Perth last weekend from 19 to 21 July and attracted almost 100 women from across Western Australia. Held at The Boulevard Centre in Floreat, the three-day event followed the theme based on the scripture verse of Ro...
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Global experts say philosophy teaching should be embedded at primary school level

Public panel discussion event on 11 July to debate the question “Why teach ethics in schools?” on the last day of The Future of Philosophy in Schools Conference. Photo: University of Notre Dame Australia. Experts from around the world flew to Perth to attend a major conference on “The Future of Philosophy in Schools” from 9 to 11 July. Organised by the Federation of Australasian Philo...
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‘Because of Her, We Can’ appreciates the role of women at NAIDOC celebrations

Australian Aboriginal elder Theresa Walley led the Welcome to Country to commence the 2018 NAIDOC Week Mass at St Mary’s Cathedral on 22 July 2018. Photo: Ron Tan. By Amanda Murthy The Australian Aboriginal community have last week come together during a Mass at St Mary’s Cathedral to celebrate the conclusion of National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders (NATSIC) Week 2018. Th...
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‘Gift of faith specially chosen by the Lord’ – Archbishop Costelloe

Archbishop Timothy Costelloe, Fr John Pallippadan and Fr Greg Burke consecrate the Blood of Christ. Photo: Chisholm Catholic College. By Matthew Lau Everything we have comes to us as a gift from God to share with others, said Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB during the Performing Arts Festival opening Mass on 20 July. Archbishop Costelloe was principal celebrant for the Mass ...
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Plight of homeless people sparks Vincent’s passion to help

Sacred Heart College students with the labels which are attached to each care bag, saying, ‘Just to let you know someone cares’. Photo: Sacred Heart College. By Theresia Titus Vincent’s Project for the Homeless has once again helped those who are in need for the fifth year in a two-day event from 28 to 29 June. Vincent Pettinicchio may look like an average 13-year old student at Sa...
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Australian priests stand firm against breaking the seal of confession

A clergyman hears confession from Pope Francis during a Lenten penance service on 9 March in St Peter’s Basilica at the Vatican. Photo: Catholic News Service. The membership of the Australian Confraternity of Catholic Clergy has voiced its profound objection to the laws passed in the Australian Capital Territory, South Australian and Tasmanian legislatures requiring priests to break the ...
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Charitable and fashionable effort takes the edge off winter at Mont Clare

Mercy Place Mont Clare staff members Audin Iskandar (left) and Adwait Parneshwar (right) with resident Jenny Stewart strive to help the needy for World Refugee Day on 20 June. Photo: Mercy Health. World Refugee Day had both a charitable and fashionable focus this year at not-for-profit aged care home Mercy Place Mont Clare. More than 20 staff members embarked on a “clothing drive” to ...
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Christian Brothers mark 150 years in Australia; legacy of Edmund Rice remembered

The Christian Brothers community from across Australia have gathered in Melbourne last month to celebrate 150 years of service to Australian Catholic Education. Photo: Anthony Kost. By Theresia Titus The Christian Brothers community from all over Australia have gathered in Melbourne last month to celebrate 150 years of service to Australian Catholic Education. The two-day event fro...
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