News
Another 100 children and young people in foster care will be offered scholarships in Catholic schools across South Australia, following the success of an innovative partnership between the State Government and Catholic Education South Australia.
News
The anniversary of the 1983 bushfires in the South East of the State was commemorated with Mass at St Joseph’s Church, Kalangadoo, on February 16.
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Archbishop Patrick O'Regan showed he could 'be more' by cooking pancakes for Shrove Tuesday at Thomas More College, Salisbury, last week.
Four Catholic school students will receive financial support for their Year 12 endeavours, following the awarding of the KSC John Brewer Memorial Scholarships.
Reinvigorating the Cathedral’s music program has resulted in the creation of a children’s choir which will perform at several Masses this year.
The Ministry Formation Program welcomed past and new students at an Orientation Day held recently.
Australia has only half the number of palliative care doctors needed to provide good quality care for chronically and terminally ill patients despite increasing demand, a study by Australian Catholic University (ACU) has found.
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The Adelaide Archdiocese is a long way from Homa Bay, Kenya, but the two dioceses were united by the ordination and installation of Bishop Michael Odiwa at a colourful ceremony on the grounds of the local high school this month.
Schools
Blackfriars Priory School celebrated the completion of its new STEM and Year 12 Centre, named the Aquinas Centre, with an official opening and blessing ceremony on January 29.
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The annual Project Compassion Lenten Appeal is now underway in parishes and schools throughout the Adelaide Archdiocese, with funds raised helping to support people in need such as single mother Jamila, who lives in the world’s largest refugee camp in Cox’s Bazar in Bangladesh.
Our Lady of the Sacred Heart College (OLSH) began the 2021 school year celebrating ’70 years at the heart of girls education’, with a heart-shaped keepsake gifted to students and staff to remind them of the pioneering Sisters who founded the college.
‘Peace’ will be the theme of an ecumenical Palm Sunday march being held by the SA Council of Churches at 1pm on Sunday March 28.
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