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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Award shows promising future for Destiny
Iona Presentation College Class of 2013 graduate, Destiny Boyd was recently announced as the national winner of the Prime Minister’s Award for Skills Excellence in School.
Irene McCormack student wins IT competition
Irene McCormack Catholic College Just Start IT Team are the winners of the inaugural Curtin University Just Start IT Competition.
A new springtime of formation with Term 4 at Marantha Centre
Spring has sprung at the Maranatha Centre for Adult Faith Formation! New life abounds, with Term Four courses about to commence, and a new Director – Dr Michelle Jones.
UNDA to inform prospective students
The Postgraduate and Research Information Evening, to be held at The University of Notre Dame Australia’s Fremantle Campus on Tuesday 21 October 2014, will allow prospective students to discuss postgraduate and research opportunities with staff and students, as well as find out more information on the University’s personalised admissions process.
Cultural food night fosters diversity
On Friday September 26, Personal Advocacy Service partnered with Infant Jesus Parish Morley and local community members to hold “Hoppers Night” – a fundraising night bringing together people of all ages and abilities to experience cultural diversity through food and dance.
St John of God Murdoch opens south wing and cancer centre
brating its 20th anniversary in this year is the expanding St John of God Murdoch Hospital. Built to service Perth’s southern suburbs it is now nearing the end of a major redevelopment.
St Gerard Majella’s new grotto, a sign for all
A new Grotto at St Gerard Majella parish in Mirrabooka has already had a positive and unifying effect for both the parish and the wider community, according to Assistant Parish Priest Fr Antonio Scala.
St Kieran’s still blossoms at 100
The Parish of St Kieran’s in Osborne Park has undergone many changes in its 100 year history, but the spirit of community continues to blossom.
St Kierans turns 100, continues to blossom
The parish of St Kieran’s in Osborne Park has undergone many changes in its 100 year history, but the spirit of community continues to blossom, Parish Priest Fr Michael Gatt proclaimed during the Centenary celebrations on July 27.
Sharing at the forefront of new homeless shelter
An official soil-turning ceremony on August 14 marked the beginning stages of a new homeless shelter in the city that will not only provide overnight accommodation for up to ten chronically homeless men and couples but will ensure the name of St Vincent De Paul Society’s longest serving volunteer will be remembered for many years to come.
