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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Archdiocesan leaders urged to promote Gospel values in wake of Royal Commission
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.
2016 ANNUAL MARRIAGE DAY MASS: Lifelong Christian Marriage not just an ideal for a select few
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.
PERMANENT DEACONS’ 10TH ANNIVERSARY: Deacons guide parishioners through all stages of life with a caring and sympathetic approach
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.
Parishes gain greater support with updated guidelines
Administrative support has increased for parishes across Perth with the release of updated Parish Guidelines.
Notre Dame graduates called to “go beyond the ordinary”
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.
Father Michael Truo’ng delivers message of hope to Maida Vale
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.
2016 VOCATIONS WEEK: Archbishop Costelloe shares his story
Young men discerning their vocation have the opportunity to listen to the experience of Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe, in a new video featured on the Archdiocesan Vocations Office website.
2016 VOCATIONS WEEK: Archbishop Costelloe encourages prayers for vocations
The best way to serve God is to commit ourselves each day to be open to whatever God’s Spirit might inspire in our hearts to say, do and be, Archbishop Costelloe has said.
Belrose Care residents make new home with MercyCare
Not-for-profit provider MercyCare is set to significantly increase its residential aged care services following the acquisition of the Belrose Care residential aged care facilities.
Teachers roll their sleeves up for a good cause
Teachers at St Gerard’s Catholic Primary School in Westminster recently celebrated their mercy heritage by putting faith into action, cooking 140 meals for poor, disadvantaged and homeless people in the Perth CBD.
