“Eye opening”, “awe-inspiring”, “humbling” and “rewarding” were how Notre Dame students described their recent service learning trip to Timor-Leste.

Among the many young Australians who travelled to Poland for this year’s World Youth Day was a group from the Society of the Divine Saviour – also known as Salvatorians – who travelled to several holy sites in Greece before joining their fellow pilgrims in Krakow.

Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe reunited with World Youth Day (WYD) pilgrims and set them a new challenge to enrich their faith at a special Ignite Live event on Friday, 2 September.

Forty years after it began offering tertiary studies, the Catholic Institute of Western Australia remains the unsung hero of Catholic education in this state.

“God will want to do something, I don’t know what it is, but he will say something special to each one of you while you’re away”.

Forty years after it began offering tertiary studies, the Catholic Institute of Western Australia remains the unsung hero of Catholic education in this state.

When Permanent Deacon Trevor Lyra was ordained 10 years ago, it was the second time he had entered into a fellowship of men serving something bigger than themselves.

Seven residents of the Little Sisters of the Poor aged care home in Glendalough – including the cousin of an Emeritus Archbishop and a Sister of Mercy – have celebrated surpassing the milestone of 100 years of age.

The relics of Saint Pio of Pietrelcina, also known as Padre Pio, are coming to St Mary’s Cathedral, Perth, this October.

It was with a great sense of honour and gratitude that Parish Priest of Saint Gerard Majella, Mirrabooka, Fr Giosuè Marini, recently accepted a first class relic of St Gerard during a pilgrimage to Materdomini, a small village within the Campania region of Italy.