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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Graduates rate Notre Dame five stars for the ninth year in a row
The University of Notre Dame Australia has received 5-star ratings from graduates for the ninth consecutive year, as published by The Good Universities Guide 2016.
Part Two – Love is alive on the Philippine streets
In July this year, eRecord journalist Mark Reidy took his 13-year old-son, Joseph, on a mission trip to the Philippines to spend time with the Holy Spirit of Freedom (HSOF) Community.
St Jerome celebrates 80th anniversary
St Jerome’s Primary School in Munster celebrated its 80th Anniversary on Sunday, 9 August, with a fun-filled program of entertainment, games and art enjoyed by students and staff, past and present.
Broome Diocese and UNDA celebrate significance of Aboriginal Art
A number of assembly banners, painted by Aboriginal artists of the Balgo Hills, Kimberley region for the Jubilee of Father Peile SAC in 1981, were the focus of a recent art exhibition held in Broome.
Join Caritas to cycle in solidarity for justice
Caritas Australia, the Catholic Church’s international aid and development agency, challenges you to help conquer global poverty by cycling kilometres for compassion across the rural countryside in Cambodia, in solidarity with marginalised communities.
Part One – Love is alive on the streets of the Philippines
In July this year, eRecord journalist Mark Reidy took his 13-year-old son, Joseph, on a mission trip to the Philippines to spend time with the Holy Spirit of Freedom (HSOF) Community, an Australian-founded Catholic ministry which has been reaching out to people living on the streets of Manilla and Cebu for the past 17 years.
Marriage at the heart of God’s creative intention for humanity, says Archbishop
At a time when the whole meaning of marriage seems to be under question, it is important for us to remind ourselves that marriage is a deeply religious, deeply spiritual and profoundly sacramental reality, said Archbishop Costelloe this week at the celebration of the 2015 Annual Marriage Day Mass.
Help is at hand for aspiring uni students at Notre Dame’s Open Day Festival
Prospective university students will be able to get the advice they need as they consider their future course and career path options at The University of Notre Dame Australia’s Open Day Festival on Sunday, 16 August 2015.
Orchestral Mass highlights work of Australian composer George Palmer
The Archdiocese was last month honoured with a performance of Missa Benedictus Qui Venit from internationally acclaimed Australian composer, George Palmer, at a special Orchestral Mass at St Mary’s Cathedral.
Attendance at Cathedral Concert rises to musical heights
More than 150 people braved the weekend’s bad weather on Sunday evening, 9 August to be treated to a heartwarming musical performance at St Mary’s Cathedral, Perth.
