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Ukrainian Easter full of life

As ever, Perth’s Ukrainian Catholic celebration of Easter was full of a colour and symbolism special to the Eastern Church.

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Vatican II was big deal, students learn

More than 250 students attended a seminar covering the Second Vatican Council on May 3 at John XXIII College in Mt Claremont.

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Billboard advertisers cannot be trusted: ACL

CHRISTIAN groups around the country have renewed their calls for outdoor advertising to be regulated after reaching a new low last week. In Sydney’s Kings Cross, a Foxtel billboard suggesting an act of bestiality promoting a new television show was displayed on May 1. A public backlash forced the company to commit to removing the billboard, admitting it was “in appalling taste.” Au...
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Cheap abortion drug would cheapen life

  PERTH Catholics have joined other Australians in voicing concerns about the possibility of the abortion drug RU486 being available for less than $6. The Pharmaceutical Benefits Advisory Committee recently recommended Mifepristone (RU486) and the accompanying Misoprostol be included on the Pharmaceutical Benefit Scheme (PBS). If the government decides to implement the recomme...
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Young women invited to find happiness

Organisers of the Grace and Silence retreat are calling all young women who wish to contemplate their vocation, whatever that might be, to join them at the Schoenstatt Shrine over four separate dates, beginning May 18.

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No place like Rio for WYD bound youth leaders

SEVEN young adults from Perth are taking on leadership roles in their parish as part of an initiative that will help them travel to Brazil for World Youth Day in July. The Knights of the Southern Cross WA are contributing to the pilgrims’ airfares, provided they contribute to their parish’s youth ministry over the next 12 months. Youth director for the Archdiocese of Perth, Anita Park...
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Youth from throughout Perth have stepped forward to lead their fellow young pilgrims to World Youth Day in Rio, Brazil this July. PHOTO: CYM PERTH

Priestly vocations everyone’s business

A “CRISIS OF RESPONSE” is hindering religious vocations in Australia, according to the Archdiocese of Perth’s vocations director, Fr Jean-Noël Marie. Only recently appointed to the position, Fr Jean-Noël is embarking on a new campaign which he hopes will encourage and support young men and women discerning their vocation. “I see myself as a facilitator, someone I hope will be able to ...
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Fr Jean-Noël Marie greeting the faithful after a weekday Mass, last week, at St Mary’s Cathedral. PHOTO: MATTHEW BIDDLE

Fatima more relevant than ever in Godless times

ALMOST 150 people attended Australia Needs Fatima’s first seminar held in Perth on April 27. ANF volunteer Paul Folley delivered a talk on the message of Fatima before updating those present on the recent work and campaigns of the organisation. Mr Folley said although the Fatima messages took place almost a century ago, they remain relevant in today’s world. “The Rosary from the ve...
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Australia Needs Fatima volunteer Paul Folley said Mary’s Fatima message is still important at an ANF seminar in Perth on April 27. PHOTO: MATTHEW BIDDLE

Bishop follows Jesus in care for elderly

THE president of the Pontifical Council for the Pastoral Care of Health Care Workers, Archbishop Zygmunt Zimowski, visited two health care facilities in Perth on April 19. Having first visited St John of God Hospital in Subiaco, the Archbishop then surveyed the residential aged care facilities operated by Mercy Care in Wembley. Archbishop Zimowski, who speaks only limited English, dis...
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Polish Archbishop Zygmunt Zimowski, head of the Pontifical Council charged with looking after health care workers, visited health care facilitaties in Subiaco and Wembley, receiving a traditional welcome to country at the latter. PHOTO: MATTHEW BIDDLE

San Leone stops them in their tracks, Kalamunda

ALMOST 300 people celebrated the annual feast of San Leone (St Leo) at Holy Family Catholic Church in Kalamunda on May 5. Fr Antonio Scala was the main celebrant at the Mass, which was followed by a procession through the streets of Kalamunda. Traffic in the area came to a halt and many locals stood in amazement as the crowd, accompanied by the Belmont Brass Band, passed by. The ev...
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People stopped in amazement as the annual San Leone (St Leo) procession passed through the streets of Kalamunda. PHOTOS: MATTHEW BIDDLE

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