The relics of upcoming millennial saint Carlo Acutis are coming to Perth this month.

Born in London, England, on 3 May 1991, to Andrea Acutis and Antonia Salzano, 15-year-old Carlo was an average teen with an above-average knack for computers.

Key organiser Michael Chong said beyond a journey of prayer and discovery, this recent Why Be Catholic conference by Evangelisation Australia is about building a lasting community.

Hailing from Tuticorin, South India and arriving in Perth on 10 December 1990 to serve in the Geraldton Diocese under then Bishop Barry Hickey, Fr Joseph has last month celebrated his 80th Birthday.

Cardinal-designate Mykola Bychok, a Redemptorist, will be the youngest cardinal in the Catholic Church, and only the eighth cardinal in both the history of the Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church and of Australia.

Inspired by the office’s mission to preserve important information and ensure governance, Anish saw an opportunity to gain practical experience while contributing to a meaningful cause.

The clinic will be part of the National Tax Clinic program – an Australian Government initiative that aims to give individuals and small businesses across Australia better access to tax advice.

The award is named after the 15th century inventor of the movable-type printing press, Johannes Gutenberg, who also produced the first printed Bible.

A schoolboy at the time of the Vietnam War, Bishop Sproxton noted that even then, he was questioning what he was seeing and asking – is there no other way than war and conflict?

From his early days in Parit Buntar, Malaysia, to his theological studies at Notre Dame University, Norbertine Brother John De Agnel Anthoni Sami’s story is one of faith, resilience, and dedication.

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.