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The best in Catholic news from across the Archdiocese of Perth
Discernment as the key to holiness: A reflection on WBC24
Speaking about the recent Why Be Catholic Conference, Scarborough Parish Priest Fr Christian Irdi emphasised that discernment, far from being a mere decision-making process, must be rooted in a deep awareness of God’s love.
New Mosaic and commemorative book mark 100th anniversary of Mullewa Church
A crowd of 300 people, joined by the Choir of St Mary’s Cathedral Perth to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Laying of the Foundation Stone at Our Lady of Mt Carmel Church Mullewa on Saturday 14 September.
Memorable milestones marks one year at St Charbels
The past year at St Charbel’s Maronite Church East Cannington has been marked by memorable milestones, including the church’s first parish Christmas party on December 16, and the celebration of Holy Week, especially Good Friday and Easter Sunday masses.
Bioethics pioneer remembered for profound contribution to the Church
Appointed Director of the L J Goody Bioethics Centre in 1986, Rev Dr Walter Black will be remembered for having lived a life marked by deep faith, intellectual brilliance, and a profound commitment to the Church’s mission.
Cathedral Choir join in Mullewa Centenary celebrations
St Mary’s Cathedral Director of Music Jacinta Jakovcevic said the tour was a significant occasion for the Church in the regional area of WA – and in particular the local community of Mullewa and its surrounds.
Like Jesus, be patient with others, Archbishop Costelloe tells Synod members
By Justin McLellan
ACBC President and Perth Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB speaks during a Mass with members of the Synod of Bishops in St Peter's Basilica on 30 September, 2024. Synod members participated in a two-day retreat at the Vatican before the opening of the second session of the synod. Photo: CNS/Lola Gomez.
Synod members must imitate Jesus' patience and acceptance toward oth...
NATIONAL: CRA National Council elected amidst Assembly’s call to synodality
As Religious leaders attended from all over the country, a spirit of joy prevailed, along with an eagerness to ‘fill the tank’ with the fuel of shared wisdom for what it means to guide their communities in life and ministry.
Hitting the right note: A Catholic couple’s mission in music ministry
Music has played a central role in both David and Emma’s lives, not just as a form of artistic expression but also as a vital part of their faith journey.
Synod Assembly gets underway in Rome
Catholics around Australia have been asked to pray that the continuing journey of the faithful together in the synod be a time of grace and that active listening, dialogue and discernment strengthen the dynamic relationships between the People of God and the Risen Lord.
EREA Colleges looks for new ways to support the future of Edmund Rice College Bindoon
EREA Colleges CEO, Chris Woolley, said a recent decline in enrolment, the evolving educational and social needs of students and the complex heritage site have put pressure on the model currently in place.
