By Bishop Gerard Holohan Former Foreign Minister, Bob Carr, said last year on Q&A that, while he appreciated the teachings of Jesus, he could not understand the point of Jesus’ terrible sufferings. No one on the panel could enlighten him. At Easter, we remember Jesus taught during the Last Supper that He was going to die because of the depth of His love for every human being. He s...

Whenever we celebrate Easter or recall it in Faith, we are keeping our gaze fixed on Jesus, our Glorified Lord, says Bishop Bianchini in his 2015 Easter message.

By Archbishop Tim Costelloe SDB The giving of gifts, as everyone knows, is associated with Christmas. And yet it has increasingly become a feature of our Easter celebrations. More often than not, Easter gifts take the form of chocolate, and especially of chocolate eggs. The connection between Easter and the giving of eggs (chocolate or otherwise) is quite obvious: eggs are a symbol of...

A passion for regional and remote health care, and enacting change for young people in those communities, has seen School of Physiotherapy graduate of The University of Notre Dame Australia, Fremantle, Hamish Watkins, secure the only graduate position at Cairns Hospital for 2015.

Seton Catholic College in Samson celebrated its 25th Anniversary in great style on Friday, 13 March, amidst an array of festive and jubilant events that had students, ex-students, staff and guests in thrall.

Just Leadership Days are more than information sessions about fundraising: they engage students with social justice issues and encourage them to be the just leaders of the future, says Global Education Advisor for Caritas WA, Janeen Murphy.

Edward and Patricia Fortune rekindled fond memories last month as they celebrated the day in which they were united in marriage 60 years ago.

Exactly one week before Easter Sunday, Pope Francis has reminded the faithful that they must follow God’s humble example.

Perth representative for Communion and Liberation, John Kinder, last month visited Rome as part of a meeting of the movement with Pope Francis. Below, Mr Kinder shares his thoughts on the experience.

A two-day walking pilgrimage from Northampton to Geraldton, Western Australia, will take place in early May, reflecting on the spirituality of Catholic priest and architect Monsignor John Hawes (1876–1965).