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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Walking WA’s very own Camino, one step at a time
The 135-kilometre walk to New Norcia is no push-over, but the blisters and tiredness were well worth it for 24 pilgrims of the Camino Salvado…
Record editor leaving: accepts offer to helm Sydney’s Catholic Weekly
After 18 years at The Record, the last 13 as Editor, Peter Rosengren is leaving to take up the editorship of The Catholic Weekly in Sydney.
Healing of broken families to close
Beginning Experience, a peer ministry that has been offering hope and faith to separated, divorced and widowed people for almost 30 years, is sadly facing its ending here in Perth.
St Charles’ students blast from the past
Father Patrick Cunningham, a past editor of The Record, visited St Charles’ Seminary to celebrate Mass and address the students on the early history of the seminary.
Justice Mazza in session on his faith
The Catholic faith of Supreme Court Justice Robert Mazza is so central to his life he recently found himself calling for divine intervention for his beloved Fremantle Dockers, he told a crowd of over 170 men gathered in Perth on September 12.
True liberality of mind: Campion comes to Perth
The president of Australia’s only liberal arts college will visit Perth next month as he travels around the country as part of the ‘Core Conversation Tour’.
Funds to spend time with baby Bede
Our Lady of Grace Catholic Primary School is hosting a fundraising evening on September 26 for eight-month-old Bede Darch, who is suffering from an inoperable brain tumour.
Catenians back a science winner at St Norbert’s
Every little bit helps and recently the Canning Catenians have thrown their support behind a future young scientist, St Norbert College Year 12 student, Clare Bradley.
Youngest Church’s bishop to visit Perth schools
Bishop of the Apostolic Prefecture of Mongolia, Wenceslao Padilla CICM, will visit Perth next week, where he will speak at several events.
Hickey puts on a show at Sheen concert
Archbishop Emeritus Barry James Hickey made a triumphant return to the stage on September 4 at the annual An Hour for Sheen concert at Trinity College.
