Week 4
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EASTER VIGIL 2019: Archbishop Costelloe: ‘Jesus is the true face of God’
“Through the resurrection of Jesus, we have the final confirmation that in coming to know Jesus, we come to know God.
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Letter writing brunch to fight against proposed WA legislation
Western Australians are being urged to take action and voice their concerns about the possible introduction of a bill to legalise Euthanasia, following the McGowan governments announcement of their aim to progress legislation of assisted dying laws late last year.
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AUSLAN classes on offer at Emmanuel Centre
The Emmanuel Centre is this month offering interested persons the opportunity to learn sign language.
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Perth Archdiocese extends prayers and condolences to Sri Lankan community over Easter bombings
Auxiliary Bishop Don Sproxton has this week extended his thoughts and prayers to the Sri Lankan Community on behalf of the Perth Catholic community, following the bombings in the capital Colombo on Easter Sunday morning.
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GOOD FRIDAY 2019: Guarding our hearts against hardness, says Archbishop Costelloe
The question asked of parishioners at St Mary’s Cathedral on Good Friday focused attention on our personal response to God’s love in our lives; what led the people of Jesus’ time to crucify a man who shared a message of peace, healing and relationship with God the Father?
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HOLY THURSDAY 2019: The presence of God is within us, says Archbishop Costelloe
Archbishop Timothy Costelloe SDB has spoken about meeting Jesus in the Eucharist, drawing upon the history of Moses and the Israelites during his homily for Maundy Thursday.
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Sri Lankan Community to Honour Victims of Tragedy at St Mary’s Cathedral
On Saturday 27 April 2019 at 4.00pm, members of Perth’s Sri Lankan community and invited guests will gather at St Mary’s Cathedral to honour and pray for the victims of the recent Colombo bombings, and all those affected by this dreadful tragedy.