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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Bishop Don Sproxton 2017 Easter Message: A Christian is reborn in the waters of Baptism
About half-way through Lent, I had the very pleasant duty of celebrating the Sunday Mass with the parish in Attadale
National Catholic finance leaders gather in Perth
Managers from numerous diocesan Catholic Development Funds (CDF) across Australia last month gathered in Perth for an annual conference to discuss a wide range of financial matters affecting the Church.
Highest Ribbon in Christian Music Awarded to Cathedral Cantor
St Mary’s Cathedral Cantor and Chorister Joshua Adams is the first Western Australian to win the Gold Award with Honours at the Royal School of Church Music (RSCM) on 1 February this year.
Walking with those living with disabilities
More than $7,000 was raised in the second annual WalkAbility event, organised by Friends of L’Arche at Burswood Park last week on 2 April.
2018 Mandorla Art Award Launched
The 2018 Mandorla Art Award was last month launched at Wesley Church in conjunction with the Bible Society of Australia celebrating their 200th anniversary and showcased an exhibition from 12 finalists from last year.
Mgr Harry Entwistle 2017 Easter Message: Jesus transformed the shame of the cross
We see crosses on our foreheads on Ash Wednesday, on fruit buns, on roadsides, on church buildings, jacket lapels and on jewellery.
Gabby takes love of umpiring to the classroom
Effective communication and decision-making skills acquired during training as an AFL umpire are giving Notre Dame student, Gabby Simmonds a ‘free kick’ in her future career as a teacher.
Patrick Carre’s love for music and God tugs at heart strings
Listening to God’s calling at the tender age of 15 opened doors for Patrick Carre to use his love for music to evangelise, to connect with people and to bring them closer to God.
Sister Kathy Kettle’s fight to stand up for the vulnerable
Now in her third year at the Mukuru Promotion Centre, run by the Sisters of Mercy in Nairobi, Kenya, Sr Kathy Kettle has been part of the team that works in the slums of Kenya to provide education, healthcare and welfare to its inhabitants, and recently sat down with The eRecord journalist, Josh Low, to talk about her experiences.
St Jude’s school community come together to celebrate diversity of cultures and traditions
Numerous traditions and cultures came together at St Jude’s Catholic Primary School Langford recently, as part of a combined Harmony Day and a Multicultural Fair celebration.
The celebration aimed to honour all of the traditions of the different cultures and offered an opportunity for each culture to showcase, share and celebrate their heritage within the school’s culture and wider commu...
