Faith Matters
Passion of Our Lord
Thank you and Congratulations to our Yr 9 Class and Ms Wade on a very prayerful and engaging enactment of the Passion of Our Lord
The students will lead the Good Friday enactment on Friday 18th April at 10 am. All welcome to attend.
Parish Sacramental Program
Letters have gone home in regard to students who wish to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation. Students in Yr 6 and above and who are Baptised Catholic and have received the Sacraments of First Reconciliation and First Eucharist are eligible to receive this Sacrament. Please contact the School or Parish for enrolment forms.
Venue: Sacred Heart School Library
Time: 3.30pm – 4.30pm
Session 1: 22nd May
Session 2: 29th May
Session 3: 5th June
Session 4: 12th June
Session 5:19 0th June Twilight Retreat: – 3.30 pm – 6.00pm with Reconciliation 6.00pm - 6.30 pm (shared supper at 6.30pm)
Sacrament of Confirmation Celebration with Archbishop Christopher Prowse: Saturday 21st June (5.00 pm Mass)
Project Compassion Week 6
This year, Project Compassion highlights inspiring stories that showcase the power of partnership.
Toefuata'iga from Samoa: In a region affected by water scarcity, Toefuata'iga's primary school faced significant challenges. Through theLetters have gone home in regard to students who wish to receive the Sacrament of Confirmation. Students in Yr 6 and above and who are Baptised Catholic and have received the Sacraments of First Reconciliation and First Eucharist are eligible to receive this Sacrament. Please contact the School or Parish for enrolment forms.
Venue: Sacred Heart School Library
Time: 3.30pm – 4.30pm
Session 1: 22nd May
Session 2: 29th May
Session 3: 5th June
Session 4: 12th June
Session 5:19 0th June Twilight Retreat: – 3.30 pm – 6.00pm with Reconciliation 6.00pm - 6.30 pm (shared supper at 6.30pm).
Sacrament of Confirmation Celebration with Archbishop Christopher Prowse: Saturday 21st June (5.00 pm Mass)
Project Compassion Week 6
This year, Project Compassion highlights inspiring stories that showcase the power of partnership.
Toefuata'iga from Samoa: In a region affected by water scarcity, Toefuata'iga's primary school faced significant challenges. Through the
- support of Caritas Australia, the school now has a sustainable water supply, ensuring that students can learn and thrive without the burden of water shortages.
- Lam from Vietnam: Born with a disability, Lam encountered societal stigma and limited opportunities. With assistance from Caritas Australia, he accessed education and vocational training, empowering him to overcome barriers and inspire his community.
- Irene from the Democratic Republic of the Congo: Facing instability and poverty, Irene struggled to provide for her family. Through Caritas Australia's partnership, she gained skills in sewing and farming, enabling her to earn a steady income and mentor other women, fostering a ripple effect of empowerment in her community.
These powerful stories remind us that through partnership, we can be vessels of Christ's love, bringing hope and tangible change to vulnerable people and communities in need.
As a faith community, we are called to stand together in partnership, love and generosity. Through your participation in Project Compassion – whether through prayer, fasting, almsgiving and/or fundraising – you become a partner in change, walking alongside our brothers and sisters around the world.
Together, we can transform lives and bring the Gospel’s message of love and justice to life as we Unite Against Poverty this Lent.
Upcoming Faith Formation Events
Good Friday enactment of Passion of our Lord Friday 18th April at 10 am
Week 1
ANZAC Service Wednesday 30th April 2:30pm
Week 2
Camp Hudson- Year 7 Retreat Wednesday
Week 3
Mary Help of Christians Friday 16th May 11:45
Week 4
De La Salle Lead Parish Mass Saturday 24th May 5 pm