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Pope Leo expected to visit Australia in 2028

By Michael Cook, The Catholic Weekly, OSV News Excitement and anticipation is building across the local Catholic community with the news that Pope Leo XIV is expected to visit Australia in 2028 to preside over the International Eucharistic Congress. According to Bishop Richard Umbers, Auxiliary Bishop of Sydney and CEO of the Eucharistic congress organising committee, during a recent vis...
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Faithful drawn to the Kirup Camino pilgrimage

While it is only in its infancy, the Kirup Camino Catholic pilgrimage is already attracting a strong supporter base among the faithful. Held near the end of 2025 to launch World Mission Month in the Bunbury Diocese, the 2025 Kirup Camino was attended by more than 60 pilgrims – more than double the number of participants of the 2024 event. As part of the 2025 event, more than $1,000 was ...
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Jamie Cameron to be remembered as a man of faith who lived life to the full

Jamie Cameron, with wife Carmel, on the occasion of Jamie’s 60th birthday. Photo: Supplied. The Perth Archdiocesan Catholic community has this week lost beloved staff member James (Jamie) Cameron. Maintenance Officer Jamie Cameron tragically passed away at Royal Perth Hospital on Tuesday evening, 3 February, following a game of tennis, just shy of his 65th birthday. One of five siblin...
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Scripture is intended to speak to believers ‘in every age,’ says Pope Leo XIV

By Josephine Peterson, Catholic News Service When scripture loses touch with reality, with human hopes and sufferings, or is proclaimed in language that is incomprehensible, uncommunicative or anachronistic, it becomes ineffective. That was the message delivered by Pope Leo XIV during his weekly general audience. Emphasising that the Bible is the word of God expressed through human autho...
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Bateman Parish celebrates sacred resting place

Bateman Parish St Thomas More Church has recently celebrated the official blessing and opening of a new Columbarium. A significant milestone in the pastoral life of the parish, the columbarium provides a sacred resting place for the ashes of the deceased. Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB led the celebration that included the blessing, opening and a community Mass. Archbishop Co...
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SPECIAL REPORT: Sisters of Mercy called to be living images of God’s mercy on 180th anniversary

The Sisters of Mercy, in the spirit of Catherine McAuley, are called to be in a very particular and unmistakable way living images of God‘s mercy as it is made known to us in the life, teachings and ministry of Jesus, Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB has said. Speaking at the 180th anniversary Mass of the Sisters of Mercy at St Mary’s Cathedral on Thursday 8 January, Archbishop Costel...
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Aid to the Church in Need marks 60 years supporting persecuted Christians

Directors through time - Bernard Toutounji, Anne Collignon and Phillip Collignon. Photo: Supplied/Aid to the Church in Need Australia. Aid to the Church in Need (ACN) Australia and New Zealand has this month marked a significant milestone, celebrating 60 years of service to persecuted and suffering Christians around the world. What began at a kitchen table in Sydney in 1965 has grown int...
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“Be searchers of an eternal horizon”: Archbishop Comensoli commissions youth as Festival ends

Perth Auxiliary Bishop Don Sproxton with youth from the Archdiocese of Perth. Photo: ACYF/Archdiocese of Melbourne. In a concluding Mass for the 2025 Australian Catholic Youth Festival that saw the Melbourne Youth Orchestra and the Choir of Trinity College Melbourne accompany the liturgy with a glorious and specially composed fanfare and musical setting, courtesy of local composer Mary Fins...
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A week in the life of Catholic Education WA’s new Executive Director, Annette Morey

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Portrait of Faith: Artist Paul Newton Captures Archbishop Costelloe’s Quiet Strength

Newton, one of Australia’s most celebrated portraitists, is known for his remarkable ability to reveal the essence of his subjects through light, tone, and expression. Photo: Supplied. By Jamie O'Brien A new portrait of Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB, painted by renowned Australian artist Paul Newton, has been unveiled — a work that not only captures the Archbishop’s likeness bu...
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