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The Church that Brady Built

In an historic moment, the remains of Perth’s first Catholic Bishop, John Brady, will be laid to rest in St Mary’s Cathedral Crypt on 2 August.

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Dealing with the dark side: exorcism’s link to faith decline

“Satan is a defeated enemy, but he is still able to conduct guerilla warfare on humanity”, said Sydney Auxiliary Bishop Julian Porteous, who received national attention for his efforts to highlight the importance of the Rite of Exorcism that was once part of priests’ basic training. Photo: Supplied. By Anthony Barich Australian clergy involved in carrying out exorcism, an ancient m...
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Notre Dame launches new Midwifery course

Inaugural UNDA Nursing Chair promotes research, clinical nursing links Professor Leanne Monterosso THE University of Notre Dame Australia has unveiled its new School of Nursing and Midwifery, with a special focus on research. Professor Leanne Monterosso, the inaugural Chair of Nursing and a former midwife and neonatal nurse, will initiate and conduct leading edge research programme...
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Three Neocatechumenal Deacons ordained for Perth

Deacons Marcello Parra, Wilson Donizetti and Antonio Scala were ordained to the Diaconate on Thursday 26 May. Photo: The Record/Peter Rosengren. Perth Archbishop Barry Hickey ordained three new deacons for the Archdiocese of Perth on Thursday evening 26 May before a congregation of approximately 300 people. The three candidates for the transitional diaconate kneel before Archbishop Hicke...
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Gillard Government punishing unlucky poor: Vinnies boss

By Anthony Barich THE experiences of disadvantaged people are the key to building a truly inclusive Australian society, not forcing people to rely on charity, St Vincent de Paul Society national council chief executive Dr John Falzon said. St Vincent de Paul Society national council CEO Dr John Falzon talks to media at the Society's 2011 Winter Appeal launch at the Perth Town Hall on 25...
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Vatican demands equal respect for Latin Mass

Vatican norms insist on ‘generous’ approval for use of Tridentine rite By John Thavis Archbishop Barry Hickey gives first Holy Communion on the tongue to a young boy kneeling at the ‘second re-opening’ of St Anne’s Church in Belmont on 25 July 2010. Fr Michael Rowe (at left), chaplain of Perth’s traditional Latin Rite Catholics, and his community spent much time renovating the church aft...
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Notre Dame receives federal grant to boost maths

THE University of Notre Dame Australia has been granted $165,000 by the Australian Government Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations to investigate how technology tools, including mobile technologies and software programmes can enhance the learning and teaching of mathematical concepts to promote understanding. Developing digital information and communications technology e...
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Notre Dame awards promoters of Catholic ethos

FIRST year Medicine student Amy Rosario is the inaugural recipient of The University of Notre Dame Australia’s (UNDA) Saint Mary MacKillop Award for her outstanding contribution to the advancement of the Catholic mission and the Objects of the University on the Fremantle campus. Amy Rosario, who organised the Mary MacKillop Festival on the day of the saint's canonisation in 2010. ...
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Notre Dame to host Indigneous forum

ABORIGINAL politicians and healthcare experts will gather at the University of Notre Dame Australia at 6pm on 2 May to discuss how to increase the participation of Indigenous people in the health sector. WA Federal and State MPs Ken Wyatt MHR and his nephew Ben Wyatt MLA will join Jenni Collard, Director of the WA Department of Health’s Office of Aboriginal Health and Kevin Cox, Direct...
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Kids see light at end of tunnel in Vinnies camps

In the lead-up to National Youth Week, 1-10 April, The Record presents a feature by Vinnies National Youth representative Sarah Crute about how Vinnies camps provide a bright light for disadvantaged kids Water sports at Waroona Dam in 2006 with Chris Hassett as part of one of the Vinnies' camps. Photo: St Vincent de Paul Society EVERY school holiday period around Australia, hundre...
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