Observed on October 31, Halloween is widely thought of as an American holiday connected to children dressing up in macabre costumes, Jack-o-Lanterns, trick or treating and chilling ghost stories.

Vincent Pettinicchio and Matthew Cirocco were among those recognised at the inaugural Kids Who Give WA awards ceremony at Government House on October 24.

Organisers of the Beginning Experience in Perth, a ministry for the divorced, separated and bereaved, are hopeful the ministry will be revived, despite closing at the weekend.

More than five years after their implementation, there’s still confusion among Australian Catholics regarding the changes to the Order of the Mass.

Every year since 1948 the streets of Fremantle have been home to the Fishing Fleet Festival, and this year’s event was one of the biggest, with thousands taking part in the procession. The streets were full of smiles, colour, prayer and music as Matthew Biddle explains…

“The Church herself in Australia will not be fully the Church that Jesus wants her to be until you have made your contribution to her life and until that contribution has been joyfully received by others.” These were the words of Pope John Paul II during his momentous address to the Aboriginal people of Australia in 1986. But, almost 30 years later, the Australian Church is arguably ...

Due to unforseen circumstances, The Dawson Society for Philosophy and Culture has had to reschedule its next Speakers Forum featuring WA Senator-elect Joe Bullock to the following day.

The St Vincent de Paul Society has thrown its support behind Catholic Health Australia’s (CHA) call for poverty screening tests to be included in standard doctor’s appointments.

After three years of intensive preparations, the International Schoenstatt Movement celebrated the beginning of its Jubilee Year in Armadale last Friday.

Doubleview mother Therese Johnston says the awarding of the June O’Connor scholarship to her daughter Ann will be a huge help to her family.