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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
EASTER MESSAGE 2021: Bishop Sproxton: ‘Easter offers hope to all’
Perth Auxiliary Bishop Donald Sproxton DD shares his Easter message for 2021.
Four Financial Habits to Develop in 2021
Australian Catholic Superannuation and Retirement Fund have provided some key financial habits for readers of The Record for 2021. Image: Supplied.
AUSTRALIAN CATHOLIC SUPERANNUATION AND RETIREMENT FUND
The start of
the year is usually a time when people vow to cultivate healthy habits and
ditch those that no longer serve them.
Given that
money touches many parts of our lives, managi...
Volunteer service sees dedicated Floreat-Wembley parishioner receive OAM
Dedicated 92-year-old Floreat-Wembley parishioner John Lazberger has this week been awarded a Medal of the Order of Australia (OAM) in this year’s Australia Day Honours list for service to the community through social welfare organisations.
Look beyond the surface to a much deeper truth
Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB recently spoke to the Catholic Education community at the Annual Commissioning Mass.
In this Year dedicated to Saint Joseph, who was both a (foster) father and a teacher, these reflections have a special significance.
Oat Slice
A great lunchbox filler, this oat slice – created by food science & technology teacher Mrs Leon Rogers – is the most requested recipe from parents at St Norbert College Open Day and is on the menu every day in the school canteen. Despite its name, there no oats in the buttery, chunky, fruit and seed slice – so named because it resembles a muesli bar.
First Plenary Council Assembly takes multi-modal approach, fifteen new delegates from across Australia called
Plenary Council President, Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB recently announced an additional 15 new delegates nationwide, who have been called to join the existing 267 delegates ahead of the first assembly of the Plenary Council (PC) to be held in October 2021.
Sisters of Mercy remembered for equal, caring and compassionate outlook
Sisters of Mercy delivered education, welfare and health services in Perth and beyond without judgement; caring for all.
Leadership: ‘Do as Mother Teresa did’, Principal Geri’s recipe to success
With some 47 years of experience across the education sector, Mother Teresa Catholic College’s Foundation Principal Geri O’Keefe spoke to The Record journalist Amanda Murthy about why community building, religious values and education go hand-in-hand.
Port Pirie’s Bishop “ready to go wherever God leads”
Bishop Kulczycki recently made history as the first priest to be ordained a Bishop from the Polish-Salvatorian province on Australian soil.
Norbertines community in Australia prepared for all the good works
On Christmas Eve in 1120, the first 40 Norbertine Canons professed in the Valley of Prémontré, France. This year, Norbertine Canons worldwide will celebrate the 900th anniversary of the Order founded by Saint Norbert of Xanten with a year-long jubilee.
