Newly graduated student Gningla Taylor has always been passionate about closing the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous health in her community and with first peoples across the world.

As one of WA’s leading disability advocates, Samantha Connor believes that WA is about to enter into a new era of empowerment for people living with disability.

The Archdiocese of Perth’s Centre for Liturgy is making preparations to hold a workshop presenting music for celebrations during the Jubilee Year of Mercy.

2016 marks the 100th year since work began on Geraldton’s St Francis Xavier Cathedral, often described as the most unique Cathedral in Australia.

It’s a long way from St Coleman’s Cathedral in Newry, Northern Ireland, where Father Liam Keating SMA was first ordained, to Christ the King Parish in Beaconsfield, Perth, Western Australia, where he now resides as parish priest.

St Mary’s Cathedral was last month overwhelmed with visitors and regular parishioners as the local community from far and wide came together to celebrate the birth of Christ.

St John of God Murdoch Hospital’s Cancer Centre staff were the most recent and proud recipients of the winning entry for the hospital’s Christmas Decoration Competition.

The recent horrors in Paris, Syria and throughout the Middle East show that our world has changed. The dark, foreboding thrall of possible violence, the struggles of nations and the never-ending lines of refugees underline the suffering which is so present in our human condition.

Each year, thousands of people walk through the doors of the Emmanuel Centre – a volunteer-run, self-help centre for people with disabilities located near the Perth CBD.

We have begun the Year of Mercy proclaimed by Pope Francis. The purpose of this Year was clearly stated by the Pope when he wrote, “How much I desire that the Year to come will be steeped in mercy, so that we can go out to every human man and woman, bringing the goodness and tenderness of God”.