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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Professor Tracey Rowland to speak in Perth next Tuesday
Professor Tracey Rowland, Dean of the John Paul II Institute for Marriage and Family Studies in Melbourne, is heading west at the invitation of the Dawson Society for Philosophy and Culture for its sixth speakers forum on October 1.
Humans the high point of creation: Archbishop
Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB visited Catholic Agricultural College in Bindoon on September 17 for the annual ‘Blessing of the Animals’.
Gift of self accepted for Perth
Incense filled the small but dignified chapel of St Charles Seminary in Guildford on the evening of September 17 as the families and friends of five seminarians witnessed their admission to Candidacy for Holy Orders.
Renald Anthony, Grant Gorddard, Stephen Gorddard, CJ Millen and Simeon San moved another step closer towards ordination, a journey which will lead to ordination to the Diac...
Facing life as a priest, full of hopes
It is hard to believe that I am beginning my fourth year here in Rome, writes Mark Baumgarten in his reflection over his time in Rome and future.
Rare devotion available at Mercy CBD centre
For many Western Australians, their first encounter with the image of Our Lady of Lujan was in reports of a special Mass held in Rio during World Youth Day. This statue is very rare in Australia but Western Australian Catholics can visit one at the Mercy Heritage Centre in the CBD.
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.
