Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB has written a letter upon the 15th anniversary of One in Christ, a landmark document in the Archdiocese of Perth about disability in the context of the Church. The Archbishop’s letter is printed in full, below.

The Federal Government released its first budget last week, which included extensive changes to Higher Education (HE) funding. What do the changes mean for the University of Notre Dame Australia? The Record spoke to its Vice Chancellor Professor Celia Hammond to find out.

The parish of the Personal Ordinariate of Our Lady of the Southern Cross celebrated Evensong and Benediction in its Maylands Church of St Ninian and St Chad on May 11.

Although conventional wisdom suggests religion and politics should not be discussed in polite society, these topics were exactly what was discussed when local MP for Hasluck Ken Wyatt visited St Charles’ Seminary in Guildford recently.

Children from St Paul’s Parish in Mount Lawley visited Perth’s Jewish synagogue on May 13 in preparation for their First Holy Communion next month.

A woman claiming to have been abused by multiple paedophile rings in the UK believes her two young children were being monitored by the same abusers and is hoping her application for a protection visa will allow her to remain in Perth.

A five-night healing mission delivered by international presenter Diana Mascarenhas, focusing on the healing of memories and past hurts, will be held at the Holy Family Church in Como, commencing on May 26.

Perth Deacon Mark Baumgarten, Rome-based for now, shares his latest update on the tumult of life and the things to come.

“Do we believe God is as Jesus said he is”? Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB challenged those present at the 2013 graduation for Acts 2 College of Mission and Evangelisation (Acts2CoME) on April 23.

The Geraldton Catholic Youth Group is very excited about its trip to Perth for the Steve Angrisano music workshop to be held from May 24-26.