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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Catholic Bishops Conference extends condolences to Bali 9 pair
The President of the Australian Catholic Bishops Conference, Archbishop Denis Hart, has this week expressed his deepest sympathies to the families of Andrew Chan and Myurun Sukumaran following their executions in Indonesia on Wednesday morning, 29 April.
Catholic Church in Australia launches ‘Mass for the Fallen’ Commemorating ANZAC Centenary
The Catholic Church in Australia has this month launched a specially commissioned body of liturgical music, known as the ‘Mass for the Fallen’, to commemorate the ANZAC Centenary.
Religious life to survive but its future form will evolve
The Leader of the Sisters of the Good Samaritan has last week said that religious life will survive into the future as people continue to search for ways to seek God and help their neighbour.
“Our work is to pray, so we pray for the world”
When visitors enter the Jamberoo Abbey church, located in southern New South Wales, the first thing to strike them is the stunning backdrop of full-length glass windows behind the altar and tabernacle.
Bishop tells Kimberley Aboriginal community to heal divisions
A day after a deadly brawl that left homes trashed and forced families to move into a community hall, the Catholic Church has warned Aboriginal residents of Kalumburu they are vulnerable while divided.
2015 Project Compassion – Vinsen’s Story – Sustainable Food for Life
Each year, Project Compassion, which runs through the six weeks of Lent, brings hundreds of thousands of Australians together in solidarity with the world’s poor.
This year, the Archdiocese of Perth’s e-Record is publishing the stories of the works of Caritas Australia during the six weeks of Lent to emphasise how the international aid and development organisation is working with partner...
Vinnies elects new National President
Not-for-Profit consultant Graham West has last weekend been elected as the new President of the St Vincent de Paul Society National Council of Australia.
NSW Opposition leader had ‘old-fashioned Catholic upbringing’
New South Wales State Opposition Leader Luke Foley has recently spoken about his Catholic values, telling AAP Sky News that his mother instilled in him as a child faith in three institutions: the Labor Party, the Catholic Church and the Eastern Suburbs Rugby League football club.
Book Review: Holy See, Unholy Me-Tim Fischer’s 1,000 Days in Rome
“Holy See, Unholy Me – tales from Tim Fischer’s 1,000 days in Rome” provides a rare, fascinating and often humorous insight into the workings (and sometimes non-workings) of the Vatican.
Catholic film maker puts his faith on the big screen
Brisbane film maker Tim Marshall plans to draw upon his experience growing up in a Catholic household by making a film that explores the idea of faith, and how we interpret that, reports ABC on Yahoo7.
