Pomp and ceremony accompanied the celebration of brilliant minds at all stages of their educational journey, as the staff and students of The University of Notre Dame Australia’s Fremantle Campus were honoured recently at the University’s annual Awards Ceremony.
Several hundred Perth citizens gathered on Palm Sunday to march through the city, signifying their unwavering support for refugees who await their fate in domestic and overseas detention centres.
Representatives of parent bodies, educators and clergy for Catholic Schools across Perth have last week gathered at the offices of Catholic Education Western Australia (CEWA) to witness the transitioning of Parents and Friends Federation of Western Australia to their new name.
Auxiliary Bishop Don Sproxton has last weekend recalled his experience of baptising a premature baby, which helped him realise how life itself is about always looking for success, always looking for a moment when it will be able to move to that next stage.
From a young age, it seemed Eileen Glass was destined for great things.
Affirming the traditional commitment of the Servite Order to the charism of ‘Service’, Servite College offers a variety of immersive learning experiences for young people to step outside their comfort zone and get involved in their local community.
An Australian court has this week found Cardinal George Pell guilty on five charges related to the sexual abuse of two 13-year-old boys; he will return for sentencing on 13 March, but the cardinal’s lawyer has already announced plans to appeal the conviction.
Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB accentuated the fact that St Brigid’s College Lesmurdie has a rich history of stories with the power to inspire, as the school welcomed a new era under the headship of Carmen Cox.
It is not hard to believe that St John of God Health Care Chair of Trustees Eva Skira AO is now a recipient of the Member of the Order of Australia award – the third highest honour in the country.