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Boyanup celebrates St Louis’ blessing

About 180 people celebrated the 100-year anniversary of the blessing and dedication of St Louis’ Catholic church in Boyanup on February 10.

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Cath Ed tells State Government what is needed

The Catholic Education Commission of WA has a list of priorities for Catholic schools for the next term of State Government. Director of Catholic Education, Dr Tim McDonald, said all education sectors face challenging conditions over the next four years and it is important that whichever party wins, government is aware of them.

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Dr Tim McDonald, Director of Catholic Education, said all education sectors face challenging conditions over the next four years and it is important that whichever party wins, government is aware of them. PHOTO: CEOWA

School scores with new gymnasium

In order to fully appreciate a gift, one must not see it as an entitlement, John XXIII principal, Anne Fry told those gathered on February 22 for the opening of its Sports Centre.

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Children enjoy their new $5.5 million gymnasium at John XXIII College in Mt Claremont. PHOTO: John XXIII College

Grace abounds at Our Lady’s festival

Almost 300 people gathered to celebrate the annual fruit harvest festival at Our Lady of Grace church in Pickering Brook on Sunday.

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boys present some of the local harvest for blessing at the Madonna delle Grazie festival at Pickering Brook on Sunday, March 3. PHOTO: Matthew Biddle

Mercedes staff share talents with Belmont

Several Mercedes College staff gave many hours of service to bring life back to a 100 year old altar for St Anne’s Parish in Belmont.

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Mercedes College staff can be proud of their service activity. Three staff worked to restore an altar for use at St Anne’s, Belmont.

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Candidates address Christians to distinguish themselves – but some are left unimpressed

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As moderator Lyle Shelton looks on, WA Premier Colin Barnett addresses voters at the information evening convened by the Australian Christian Lobby at the Mt Pleasant Baptist Community Centre on February 26 while Opposition Leader Mark McGowan, at left, waits his turn to speak. Both candidates faced a range of questions, including from Perth Bishop Donald Sproxton on housing and from CYM director Anita Parker on abortion. PHOTO: Matthew Biddle

Young guns committed to fostering new tradition

Pub: Irish; food: good; beer: excellent – and a crowd of approximately 80 interested in sparking a renewal of interest in Catholic culture, history and intellectual life.

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Catholics welcome Chinese New Year

Chinese New Year, also known as the Spring Festival, is the most important traditional festival celebrated by the Chinese. In this Year of the Snake, more than 200 celebrated the lunar New Year at Holy Family Church in Como on February 10.

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The traditional Lion Dance is performed after the Mass. PHOTO: Jason Fong

Star WA carer chooses UNDA

A recipient of one of the Western Australian State Government’s Young People Who Care Awards in 2012 has enrolled at Notre Dame’s Fremantle Campus to further her studies in assisting people overcome health problems and personal trauma.

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WA Young People Who Care Award recipient Amber Clarke is enrolled in nursing at UNDA Fremantle. PHOTO: UNDA

Unfinished business for the VC

Celia Hammond says she wants the University of Notre Dame Australia to be “more daring” as she begins her second five-year term as Vice Chancellor.

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Professor Celia Hammond has been re-appointed as Vice Chancellor of the University of Notre Dame Australia for a further five years. There is, she told The Record, plenty of unfinished business to address and she is looking forward to the challenges of building the institution. PHOTO: UNDA

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