Post-abortion grief and sexual abuse counsellor Anne Lastman has this week promoted her latest book, entitled Hidden Pain: An Insight into Childhood Sexual Abuse at a launch in St Bernadette’s Church Hall, Glendalough.

St Mary’s Cathedral was this month the stage of a powerful and inspirational display of modern art and sacred icons as part of the annual Easter Art Exhibition.

“Twenty Weddings in Twenty Days” may sound like the latest Hollywood Blockbuster, but it was, in a sense, a reality for Osborne Park Parish priest, Fr Michael Gatt.

The University of Notre Dame Australia has recently appointed Professor Eric Visser as its inaugural Churack Chair of Chronic Pain Education and Research, based at the University’s School of Medicine in Fremantle.

This week we take a look at part two of Communications and Media Manager James Parker’s insight into the work of leader and pioneer in child protection, Andrea Musulin.

A new airport, improved road and rail links, a fleet of dream buses and “Youth Bible” are among features projected for the Catholic Church’s 14th international celebration of World Youth Day in Krakow, Poland, in 2016.

Archbishop Tim Costelloe has recently responded to questions regarding a proposed non-denominational prayer room at Perth’s new children’s hospital.

Archbishop Tim Costelloe said last weekend that our faith in Christ is not something that happens only in our heads, but is really an ongoing entrustment of ourselves to Christ’s love, compassion, mercy and unfailing presence in our lives.

Residents living at MercyCare’s Residential Aged Care experienced an extraordinary treat when internationally-renowned pianist David Helfgott visited for a special, one-off performance recently.

Catholics across Australia are being urged to learn more about the nature of euthanasia and the dangers it poses to society, with the launch of a new pamphlet exploring the truth and the myths of this life and death debate.