Students from Trinity College last month participated in the Annual College Fun Run for India.

eRecord Editor and Senior Communications Officer Jamie O’Brien last week had the pleasure of taking a photo of five of Western Australia’s bishops.

Ten pre-service teachers from The University of Notre Dame Australia have gained a new perspective on their future professions after a trip to one of Australia’s most remote Aboriginal communities.

Catholic identity is really born of a particular vision of what makes a life truly, deeply and fully human, said Archbishop Timothy Costelloe last week, as he addressed some 150 staff from across the agencies and organisations of the Archdiocese of Perth.

Several years ago, in his role as President of St Peter’s Parents and Friends Committee in Bedford, Ivan Wu was concerned by the distinct lack of male presence in the life of the school, so he set out to rectify the problem.

A newly developed curriculum option at Emmanuel Catholic College in Success has not only provided Year 11 students with the opportunity to assist children in crisis, but it has also united the school community.

Having a weekly ‘play date’ is just one of the fun benefits for Jocelyn who is a participant in the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) My Way Cockburn-Kwinana trial launched in July this year.

Surrounded by numerous flags representing all the corners of the world, Archbishop Timothy Costelloe this month celebrated the closing Mass for the 26th meeting of the Council of the International Alliance of Catholic Knights (IACK), hosted by the Knights of the Southern Cross Australia.

The unique and captivating story of the establishment of local not-for-profit organisation MercyCare has been told through a new biographical book launched last week.

As the Archdiocese of Perth is encouraged by Archbishop Timothy Costelloe to “move forward” in different priority areas, a number of fundamental roles and jobs played by those serving the Church have also been acknowledged.