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.

Pancakes were aplenty at this week’s Shrove Tuesday festivities, thanks to Caritas Australia’s Perth office.

More than 400 people attended a Rosary Walk around Lake Monger recently.

Fluffy pancakes were piled up high when residents at Catholic Homes’ Archbishop Goody Hostel in East Perth enjoyed Shrove Tuesday celebrations this week.

The Trustees of St John of God Health Care (SJGHC) announced the appointment of Dr Julie Caldecott to the SJGHC board earlier this month.

Great works of Christian art are renowned for doing more than illustrating biblical text; they rouse deep sentiment within viewers and can evoke a number of strong, at times conflicting, feelings.

Archbishop Timothy Costelloe this week visited the Emmaus Community in Queens Park, which provides long-term independent living and support for people who live with mental illness.

When more than 100 people gathered under the shade of pecan and macadamia trees on a picturesque Maida Vale property on 18 January, they would have been pleased to know they were contributing to the building of God’s Kingdom on earth… literally.

The very first words spoken by Jesus in the Gospel according to St Mark are, “The time has come and the Kingdom of God is close at hand. Repent, and believe the Good News” (Mk 1:15).