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St Lukes Woodvale: 25 Years Young

St Luke’s Woodvale has come a long way since the first members of the parish met for their first official Mass in the staff room of Woodvale Senior Highschool, on February 28, 1987. Last Sunday, a packed St Luke’s Church, which opened in April 1995, played host to a vibrant celebration of the St Luke church and school community. Parish Priest Fr Francesco Mascarenhas was joined in celebra...
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Year of Grace going great guns

The Year of Grace is principally an invitation to encounter Christ anew and it is one that hordes of Catholics throughout Australia are taking up, national Year of Grace Project Officer Father Peter Brock said when he visited Perth last week. More than four months after the year began at Pentecost, YOG initiatives have taken flight throughout the country. Fr Brock says that every dioc...
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Year of Grace Project Officer Fr Peter Brock and Perth Coordinator Paddy Buckley. PHOTO: Robert Hiini

Maida Vale turns on a show for Feast

Maida Vale parishioners rolled out their pets for the celebration of the Feast of St Francis of Assisi on Thursday October 4. Celebrations began with a blessing of pets with parish priest Fr Elver Delicano conducting the ceremony with assistance from Fr Larry Rodillas and Deacon Trevor Lyra. Both Fr Elver and Fr Larry (from Northhampton Parish) were also celebrating their 10th anniver...
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Sinulog dancers entertain Maida Vale parishioners at their dinner dance for the Feast of parish patron St Francis of Assissi.

Nuclear our only hope for meeting future energy needs

James Ball, a final year Commerce/Science student from The University of Notre Dame Australia’s Fremantle Campus, was selected from a state-wide competition to present at a recent forum discussing the world’s future energy needs. The competition, run by energy company Shell Australia, challenged Western Australian university students to submit a report on the question – ‘Where nine billi...
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Marcus Tang (Murdoch University), Gareth Jones (University of WA), Peter Klinger, James Ball, Peter Robinson, Rebecca Grennell (Edith Cowan University) and Joshua Yarham (Curtin University) at the Shell ‘Global Energy Forum’. PHOTO: courtesy of Shell Australia

Quality recognised as UNDA gets study go ahead

A research team, comprising academic staff from all five universities across Western Australia, has been awarded funding by the Australian Government’s Office of Learning and Teaching (OLT) for a strategic project to investigate what it means to deliver ‘quality university teaching’. Associate Professor Sofia Elliott, Director of the Quality Management and Academic Development office at ...
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School of Health Sciences academics Salima Omelczuk and Associate Professor Gerard Hoyne congratulate Associate Professor Sofia Elliott (centre) on receiving funding for a project to investigate quality university teaching.

Chittering hearts are going for gold

Before the heavens opened up on what turned out to be one of Perth’s stormiest days, children in the Lower Chittering enjoyed a half-day of sporting prowess at the Immaculate Heart College Mini-Olympic Athletics Carnival on September 21. As the London Olympics came to a close, IHC’s Mini-Olympics started to take shape, culminating in a fun-filled morning, book-ended with tradition. It...
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Kindy children in Lower Chittering show-off their olive branch laurel wreath.

Hail Mary this Year of Grace, pray for us

Saint Emilie de Vialar Parish is pulling out all stops for Our Lady and the Year of Grace, planning to pray a decade of the Rosary before every daily and weekend Mass this month. Parishioners, on entering the church for the weekend Masses of October 6-7, saw a panoply of roses, 10 red candles, the parish’s Year of Grace candle, a large set of Rosary Beads and a statue of Our Lady near th...
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Children at St Emilie’s in Canning Vale lead their community in seeking Mary’s prayer.

Notre Dame teams win through in sports comp

The University of Notre Dame Australia has secured back-to-back titles in the mixed futsal tournament as part of the 2012 Tertiary Sports Western Australia Inter-University Sport competition. Undefeated throughout the tournament, the UNDA team triumphed over the University of Western Australia, Murdoch University, Curtin University, Edith Cowan University and the Central Institute of Tec...
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The victorious UNDA team at the 2012 Tertiary Sports Western Australia Inter-University Sport mixed futsal competition.

Father Ruiz’s agency vows to rebuild

Casa Ricci Social Services (CRSS), the aid agency founded by Spanish Jesuit Fr Luis Ruiz, received a shock in August when its partner Aids Care China (ACC) abruptly ended their arrangement to care for HIV-AIDS affected children. The work of the Catholic and Macau-based charity among China’s lepers and HIV-AIDs patients has twice been featured in The Record when Record journalists were se...
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Zuo Liu and Tan Chen Dan, cared for By Casa Ricci Social Services in Hongjiang, southeastern China, as photographed by The Record in 2009. Although the Hongjiang centre the children were being cared for has been unaffected, others run by CRSS caring for children suffering from HIV-AIDS have been disrupted. Photo: Robert Hiini

Students plan holidays trek to help those less fortunate

Ten Western Australian students will spend their school holidays walking 135km; while most students will be enjoying their time off, students from Dunsbrorough, Busselton, Perth and other local towns have decided to take action against the misfortune of others. 16-year-old Mia Krasenstein, a regular fundraiser for Caritas Australia, together with her friends will begin the walk from Cape...
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Perin Faulkner, left, and Mia Krasenstein. Both are aged 16 and both are doing the Cape to Cape walk.

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