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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Vale Emeritus Bishop of Bunbury, Myles McKeon
Former Perth Auxiliary Bishop Myles McKeon, who was also the second Bishop of Bunbury, will be well remembered as a sociable individual who loved surrounding himself with people.
Caritas Australia works to counteract aid cuts; supports role of women
Caritas Australia is holding an inaugural Women for the World luncheon in support of empowering work with women around the world next Wednesday.
New Archdiocesan Administration commences operation
The new Catholic Church Administration Office, which has officially been named Griver House, has commenced operation.
Archdiocesan Vocations Office enters digital age through new website
A website featuring an array of informative categories and eye-catching videos is the new Archdiocesan Vocations Office’s latest addition to a program aimed at promoting the beauty of priesthood and the fulfilment that comes with answering God’s call to this ministry.
Bouncing umpiring, professional career in right direction
AFL rookie umpire Nathan Williamson is unique for a number of reasons. Not only is Nathan the only official as part of The University of Notre Dame Australia’s thriving Elite Athlete Friendly program, but he’s also keen to share his love of umpiring to inspire those around him.
THE WORK OF WOMEN IN THE CHURCH SPECIAL FEATURE Walking in their footsteps: 170 years of mercy commemorated through pilgrimage
To celebrate the work of Women in the Church, The eRecord will throughout the month of May publish a number of articles in each edition – often referred to as the month dedicated to the Virgin Mary – highlighting the active role and witness that a number of women and organisations from across the Archdiocese of Perth provide in spreading the Gospel.
Theme of mercy in the limelight at Catholic Youth Festival, Veritas 2016
Given the overwhelming success of the Veritas Youth Festival in 2015, there were high hopes for another positive outcome for the festival this year.
“Lord, teach us to pray”
When I was a young boy I somehow came to understand that our Catholic faith is ultimately about relationships.
Family and Marriage – what does it mean in 2016?
It should come as no surprise that it was Pope Francis who said, in his letter for the 8th World Meeting of Families in 2015, that the mission of the Christian family, today as yesterday, is that of proclaiming to the world, by the power of the Sacrament of Marriage, the love of God.
Catholic conversion is both a journey and a family affair, says Willetton parishioner
Conversion to another faith is something people come to on different pathways and inspired by different reasons: it might be a life-changing experience that has turned their eyes towards God, or a family connection that has set them on a journey of discovery and learning.
