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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Little saints go marching in Midland
Saint Padre Pio, St Teresa of Calcutta and St Mary of the Cross MacKillop made a rare appearance at St Brigid’s Catholic Church in Midland last month as CFC Kids for Christ held its first All Saints Day Parade.
Northam student inspires teacher’s faith
St Joseph’s School in Northam has celebrated its final whole school Mass for 2016 by welcoming one of its teachers into the Catholic Church.
One Church, many traditions: Multicultural Mass brightens Cathedral
Colourful dress, lively traditions and beautiful languages filled St Mary’s Cathedral on Friday, 11 November, as the Archdiocese of Perth celebrated its second annual Multicultural Mass.
Held for the first time last year, the Mass honours the rich cultural diversity within the Archdiocese, and the common faith which unites us as members of the Perth Catholic community.
CLOSING OF THE HOLY DOOR OF MERCY: Remain open to God’s mercy, says Archbishop Costelloe
As this Holy Door closes, the sense of God’s mercy in our lives does not become closed off from us.
2016 ARCHBISHOP’S CHRISTMAS APPEAL FOR LifeLink: Moved with compassion for the suffering of others
It was with a strong encouragement to engage our compassion, our generosity and our love for Christ in His suffering brothers and sisters that Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe outlined the plans for his annual Christmas Appeal for LifeLink.
Global program to build leadership capacity of nurses
Associate Dean of Notre Dame’s School of Nursing & Midwifery, Associate Professor Karen Clark-Burg, was chosen as one of only 26 senior nurses worldwide to participate in the 2016 Global Nursing Leadership Institute Program in Geneva, Switzerland.
Food festival brings together parish and primary school
A festival featuring cuisine from around the world became a touchstone of community engagement for members of Rockingham’s Our Lady of Lourdes Parish and families from Star of the Sea Catholic Primary School last month.
Redevelopment gives Tommy More new life
St Thomas More College is preparing to accommodate up to 400 university students next year – more than double its previous capacity – following the successful completion of its redevelopment.
The Tallis Scholars bring the beauty of renaissance music to St Mary’s Cathedral
A recent concert within St Mary’s Cathedral in Perth brought more than 800 people to hear the beautiful sounds of Renaissance music as interpreted by world-renowned English singers The Tallis Scholars.
Blessing of the Fleet continues to sail into the hearts of locals
The usually quaint, historic streets of the port city of Fremantle came to life on Sunday, 30 October, as a crowd of marching bands and devout Catholics walked the streets in honour of Our Lady.
