Moviegoers of a certain age will remember the movement to boycott grapes – an effort to draw attention to the plight of agricultural workers, and exert economic pressure on their employers, that lasted throughout the latter half of the 1960s.

At the very heart of our Christian life is the awareness that we are called by God to be members of Christ’s body.

Parishioners at Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church Rockingham recently celebrated the feast of their patroness, Our Lady of Lourdes, on 15 February.

More than 250 former students, teachers, parents and members of the school community gathered together, last weekend, to celebrate the school’s 50th anniversary.

Eighty-five men who were foundation students at Marist Senior College Churchlands – now Newman College – when it opened its doors in 1965, were recently invited to take part in the college’s 50th Anniversary celebrations.

The overwhelming success of Ignite Youth in Brisbane, which has seen more than 1,300 people in attendance each year, will soon be extended to Perth.

Mercy College Koondoola students get ready to re-open their successful CSL Breakfast Club program.

Students from Kolbe Catholic College Rockingham this week continued an Ash Wednesday tradition of the school.

Focused on the theme Food for Life, Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe last Sunday launched the 2015 Caritas Australia Project Compassion appeal – one of Australia’s largest humanitarian fundraising and awareness-raising campaigns.

Law students had the opportunity of learning the fundamentals of American law governing civil rights and liberties in a unique academic course delivered by international law expert, Professor Robert Klonoff, and hosted by The University of Notre Dame Australia, Fremantle.