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Confraternity helps poor and needy

The Confraternity of the Knights St Peter and St Paul celebrated the feast day of its patron saints on June 29 at Good Shepherd Parish in Lockridge.

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Let boys be boys, let girls be girls

PLANS to introduce a program in schools that promotes same-sex relationships, transgenderism and bisexuality are concerning parents, according to FamilyVoice Australia (FAVA). The Safe Schools Coalition program, which is already operating in 135 Victorian schools, including two Catholic schools, was rolled out nationally on June 13 by Senator Scott Ryan at a function in Melbourne. The pr...
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Plans to introduce a program in schools that promotes same-sex relationships, transgenderism and bisexuality is concerning parents, according to Family Voice Australia. The program aims to create schools free from bullying based on sexuality and gender identity by stopping divisions of girls and boys into groups and to allow students to use toilets of their preferred gender. PHOTO: ONLINE

Sexualisation report finds much concern

A PARLIAMENTARY report examining the sexualisation of children has been completed, producing two findings, one recommendation, and 14 proposals for further action. The Commissioner for Children and Young People’s 2013 report on the sexualisation of children was presented to State Parliament on June 26. The report summarises the problem and proposes some ideas for research and further ...
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The parliamentary report into the sexualisation of children contains 14 proposals for further action.

Grateful for God’s abundant blessings

BISHOP OF Geraldton Justin Bianchini says it has been a privilege and a joy to “be an instrument for good” in God’s hands during his 50 years of ministry. The 73-year-old celebrated his Golden Jubilee of ordination to the priesthood on June 29 at Geraldton’s St Francis Xavier Cathedral in the presence of family, friends, and fellow clergy members. During his homily on the Feast of Sts...
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Bishop Justin Bianchini celebrated his Golden Jubilee of ordination to the priesthood on June 29 in Geraldton, with Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB, Auxiliary Bishop Don Sproxton, Bishop Gerard Holohan and Archbishop Emeritus Barry Hickey joining other members of the clergy from Geraldton and Perth for the occasion. PHOTO: CATHOLIC DIOCESE OF GERALDTON

Chaplaincy an important role

SCHOOL chaplaincy may continue beyond this year, despite the High Court’s ruling last month that funding for the National School Chaplaincy scheme was invalid. Chief executive officer of YouthCARE, WA’s largest provider of school chaplains, Stanley Jeyaraj, told The Record while the ruling was disappointing, it did not spell the end of chaplaincy services in public schools. “I am enco...
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High school chaplain Phil Glossop assists at a morning ‘Breakfast Club’. Such activities are all a part of the diverse range of work chaplains do in school communities around Australia. PHOTO: YOUTHCARE

Specialists, patients oppose euthanasia

THE GREENS’ latest attempt to legalise euthanasia in Australia is based on the opinions of medical professionals who do not deal with patients suffering from terminal diseases, according to Catholic geriatrician John Obeid. Greens Senator Richard Di Natale introduced the bill in Federal Parliament last month. The proposed legislation would make it legal for doctors to prescribe and admin...
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Palliative care for terminally ill patients is the best way of providing good medical treatment, according to Dr John Obeid. PHOTO: CNS / NANCY WIECHEC

World Cup no celebratory event for Brazil’s poor

Described as the world’s greatest tournament, the FIFA World Cup 2014 has caught the attention of millions of people around the globe, but for the first time in history, the game has been overshadowed by the troubles in Brazil, the host nation.

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Fasting strengthens students’ faith

Chisholm Catholic College marked the 10th anniversary of the Fast4Faith program on June 20 with an after school retreat centred on fasting and formation.

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Holy Trinity celebrates 50 years of memories

Holy Trinity Parish in Embleton celebrated its 50th anniversary on the Feast of the Holy Trinity on June 15.

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Men cherish Shrine’s silent retreat

Ten young men aged between 17 and 32 attended the second ‘Grace and Silence’ retreat day at the Schoenstatt Shrine in Mt Richon on June 29.

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