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A veritable body for the Body of Christ

Bishop Donald Sproxton described interior renovations to St Mary, Star of the Sea church as enhancing the existing beauty of the church during his homily at a special Mass on August 20.

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Catholic Education Today – and Tomorrow “Quo Vadis?”

Here is the text of Archbishop Timothy Costelloe’s talk on Catholic education given at Notre Dame University in Fremantle on August 20.

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Catholics celebrate difference at Marriage Mass

ALMOST 200 people gathered at St Mary’s Cathedral in Perth to celebrate a special Mass to mark National Marriage Day on August 13. Despite protestors planning a rally against the event, only about a dozen same-sex marriage advocates stood outside the Victoria Square Cathedral gate handing out flyers for a rally supporting same-sex marriage next month. While the gathering attracted a r...
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The scene inside at Perth’s National Marriage Day Mass where Archbishop Emeritus Barry Hickey and Bishop Donald Sproxton spoke. PHOTO: PETER ROSENGREN

Coeliacs in the Church rejoice

CARMELITE NUNS in Nedlands have discovered a way to make Communion hosts that have almost all gluten content removed. The low-gluten hosts are now available to parishes to allow coeliac disease sufferers to receive Holy Communion without fear for their health. Sr Joanne told The Record she has been making a small amount of the altar breads since March. “Basically, I started it when...
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Low-gluten hosts approved for Mass are handmade at the Benedictine Convent of Perpetual Adoration in Clyde, Missouri. PHOTO: CNS

New trading hours push a threat to the good life

EXTENDING Sunday trading hours may cause “significant damage to society” according to a spokesman for the Archdiocese of Perth. State Commerce Minister Michael Mischin is considering extending working hours on Sundays in Perth by an additional two hours last week. Sunday trading in Perth has operated from 11am for the past year, but the Minister is weighing up whether shops should ope...
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Full-time university student Chitalu Kapambwe says working on weekends has made it difficult to get to Mass. PHOTO: ROBERT HIINI

As Crispin is ordained to ministry of diaconate, everyone rejoices

Hundreds of members of Neocatechumenal communities across Perth – from the very young to the very old – joined together to celebrate the ordination to the Diaconate of Crispin Chanda Witika at St Gerard Majella Church in Westminster on August 14.

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Archbishop Hickey to sing for F J Sheen

Expectations are high for this year’s “An Hour for Sheen Concert” with three outstanding Perth artists joining Emeritus Archbishop Barry Hickey in his first performance since 2009.

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Netball titan launches her academy at Aranmore

Year 9 students involved in the Specialist Netball Program at Aranmore Catholic College, along with West Coast Fever players Josie Janz and Courtney Bruce, helped netball great Liz Ellis launch the Foxtel All-Stars Liz Ellis Academy recently at the College’s new state-of-the art Sports Science centre.

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What it takes to make it in the Big Apple

An excited group of staff and students has recently returned from Iona Presentation College’s inaugural New York Tour. Director of Performing Arts, Matthew Aris, said 11 drama and six dance students were accompanied by two staff members on a trip that was 12 months in the planning.

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St Charles welcomes Anglican visitors

St Charles’ archdiocesan seminary was the site of ecumenism in a shared love of learning earlier this month. On Wednesday, August 7, the Rev Dr Peter Llewellyn, Dean of Ministry at John Wollaston Anglican Theological College and 12 students for the Anglican ministry visited St Charles in its picturesque surrounds of Guildford. The afternoon of fellowship started with afternoon tea, fo...
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