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Knit one, purl one: yarn bombing comes to Lathlain

Seniors at Mercy Place Lathlain have been busy unravelling the mysteries of yarn bombing - and adorning the home with their intricately knitted creations. The seniors - all residents at the not-for-profit residential home - took up the hobby earlier this year, following in the footsteps of the thousands of people worldwide who have become involved with the global yarn bombing movement. ...
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Parish dinners bring community together in Baldivis

Building community spirit among the Catholic community – particularly in a new area – can be a challenge for many priests, but Baldivis Parish Priest, Father Geoff Aldous, has found an innovative way of doing so.

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Attendees at the recent Bethany Meals event in Baldivis sharing a meal at Fr Aldous’ Baldivis presbytery. Photo: Supplied

New initiative sees Catholic Education WA forge new paths in teaching and learning

Innovation is ideas, plus implementing them.

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Studio Curious is designed to provide educators with the permission and confidence to create change; promote knowledge of evidence-based best practice in education; and encourage new connections. Photo: Supplied

Academic lecture sheds new light on Jesus’ impact on society

Senior Fellow at Melbourne’s Catholic Theological College, Professor Francis Moloney SDB, captivated an attentive audience at the Centre for Faith Enrichment on 20 May, delivering a lecture on the message of John 13; in particular, the foot washing and the gift of the morsel.

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Professor Francis Moloney provided attendees at a recent lecture with discussion on aspects of Jesus’ life and message. Photo: Caroline Smith

More than 20 years of disability advocacy prove an inspiration for Jocelyn

When Jocelyn Versace stepped down recently from her role as Senior Regional Coordinator with Personal Advocacy Service (PAS), she left a legacy of dedication and inspiration over more than two decades of service.

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School pride reigns as Sacred Heart wins GoGospel Clash of the Choirs Competition

The Sacred Heart Thornlie Youth Choir had much to celebrate on 11 June after it was announced as the proud winner of the prestigious GoGospel Clash of the Choirs Competition.

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As proud winners of the prestigious GoGospel Clash of the Choirs Competition, the Sacred Heart Thornlie Choir posed in front of its trophy at His Majesty’s Theatre on 11 June. Photo: Supplied

Seton Catholic College opens door to Year of Mercy

Seton Catholic College has erected doors on the face of its chapel to remind students and staff to seek out a Holy Door and participate in the Jubilee Year of Mercy.

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Seton Catholic College students paint the doors, which will be hung on the face of the school’s chapel, in liturgical colours. Photo: Supplied

Sister Margaret sees hope within the turmoil of South Sudan

Despite continuing conflict and civil war in South Sudan, the country’s people – particularly the young – have hope for the future, with education a particular focus.

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Sisters Margaret McInerney (Kenya), Marie Therese Ryder, Veronica Martin, Margaret Scott (Back), Phan Yen (Vietnam) Madeleine Barlow, Shelley Barlow and Frances Wilson at the talk presented by Sr Margaret. Photo: Supplied

Mercy College attracts star power for RE Week

A bishop, an AFL footballer, an academic and a hip-hop musician have helped students at Mercy College in Koondoola celebrate the school’s inaugural Religious Education Week.

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West Coast Eagles player, Jonathon Giles, pictured with Mercy College staff members, talked to students about the importance of faith in his life. Photo: Supplied

2016 Camino San Francisco set to go

A bishop, an AFL footballer, an academic and a hip-hop musician have helped students at Mercy College in Koondoola celebrate the school’s inaugural Religious Education Week.

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Pilgrims walk along the road during last year’s Camino San Francisco which took place from Friday, 1 to Sunday, 3 May 2015. The Camino was organised by Geraldton Director of Heritage, Fr Robert Cross. Photo: Supplied

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