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.
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.
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.
Year 10 Trinity College student, Joshua Naylor was awarded second prize at the 2014 Angelico Art Exhibition which was held during August as part of Catholic Education Week.
Mercedes College students and staff recently experienced the journey of a lifetime during a visit to some of the world’s most significant religious and historical sites.
Caritas Australia started in the early 1960s among lay Catholics who wanted to make a difference on issues of social justice. To tackle the issues of hunger and poverty, they created the Catholic Overseas Relief Committee in 1964.
Personal Advocacy Service (PAS), the Archdiocese’s outreach agency which provides one-to-one friendships and support within many parishes for people with intellectual disabilities, has spent the month of July celebrating its 25th anniversary in the company of past and present families and friends.
School of Physiotherapy Lecturer at the University of Notre Dame’s Fremantle campus Jennifer Persaud has made a significant contribution towards a process which has resulted in the delivery of greater professional rewards and workplace entitlements for Advanced Practitioner Physiotherapists (APP).