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Young people in the Adelaide Archdiocese want to be included and “taken seriously” within the Church, with many feeling their youth activities are “disconnected” from the life of the parish.
Local
After living in his car and travelling across Australia for the past five years, Walter Nickels seems to have found his niche in Adelaide with his artwork in hot demand and a permanent roof over his head.
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Adelaide Catholics are being urged to participate respectfully in the debate on same sex marriage and have their say in the postal vote.
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St Margaret Mary’s School in Croydon Park has been making vegetable soup for those less fortunate and in need of some warmth this winter.
More than 4000 students from Years 10 and 11 attended the annual Research Project Student Expo held at the Adelaide Showground on August 8 and 9.
A multi-purpose community sports centre, a new primary school and an early learning centre will be built at St Francis de Sales College, Mount Barker.
Students from St Michael's College joined the Sisters of St Joseph and members of Adelaide's Catholic community at Mass in St Francis Xavier's Cathedral on the feast of Australia's first saint.
Schools
Catholic secondary principals gathered in Victor Harbor last term for a retreat on Aboriginal spirituality.
Schools
A St Aloysius College program led by student volunteers has provided more than 100 blankets for some of the most marginalised members of Adelaide’s community.
Schools
St Joseph’s School Port Lincoln Year 9 students recently had the opportunity to hone their woodworking skills with the help of teachers and parishioners as part of their religious education program.
Stories of pastoral care, love and devotion to those suffering adversity have been just one of the many highlights to emerge from the school/parish visitation program currently underway in the Archdiocese.
St Michael’s College student Francesco Ciampa is set to represent South Australia at the Brain Bee Challenge national championships in December after recently taking out top spot in the State finals.
The chance to be a leader and mentor in an all-girls school, while continuing her work in restorative justice and ecological conversion, is one of the reasons Clare Nocka put her name forward to be principal at St Mary’s College.
The education requirements of children with autism vary greatly and there is a growing need to support different learning settings, says the head of the State’s only Catholic primary school with a special education unit.
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