Homelessness is a growing issue in Western Australia, with more than 10,000 people around the state left without shelter, but St Vincent de Paul Society is aiming to alleviate this, with its recent Vinnies CEO Sleepout raising $675,000.
Catholic universities should be distinguished by their faith in God and care for others, their sense of purpose and their capacity to be authoritative without being authoritarian in order to be significant in today’s society, according to Sisters of St John of God Visiting Scholar for 2016, Monsignor Roderick Strange.
Parents are being encouraged to empower their children to learn about their own protection and safety in a series of free workshops and a new video.
Of the 44 artworks shortlisted for this year’s Mandorla Art Award, it was Megan Robert’s The Bread Basket at Emmaus – the Flesh returned to Word which was chosen as the worthy recipient of the St John of God Health Care Prize.
The Chair of the Truth, Justice and Healing Council (TJHC), Neville Owen, has warned leaders in the Archdiocese of Perth that they face an “uncomfortable time” ahead as the Royal Commission prepares its wrap-up hearing on the Catholic Church.
Having a lifelong Christian marriage is not just an ideal for a select few, but something that can be possible for all, Pope Francis has said.
In 2006, 14 men were ordained to the Permanent Diaconate for the Archdiocese of Perth. A decade on, the Deacons talk to The eRecord about how their work as deacons has inspired them.
Administrative support has increased for parishes across Perth with the release of updated Parish Guidelines.
More than 500 graduates of The University of Notre Dame Australia were inspired to leave the university with a deeper understanding of their unique gifts and talents, a compassionate and humble heart, and a desire to act with a spirit of service in their professional lives.
Maida Vale’s St Francis of Assisi Parish was pleased to play host to Redemptorist missionary Father Michael Truo’ng, during his recent tour of Australia.