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A drone that detects people who are being ‘helpful and good’, a microchip implanted at birth to record kind deeds and a device that purifies dirty water – these were just some of the creative ideas for ‘peace machines’ currently on display in Adelaide.
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It's beginning to look a bit like Christmas at Cabra Dominican College where Year 6 to 10 House Captains and members of the Social Justice Group gathered to decorate the Monica Farrelly Atrium in preparation for their St Vincent de Paul Christmas Appeal. The students are collecting donations of gifts and non-perishable items, which will be distributed to those in need in their local community.
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“The coffee is awesome,” says Tom Doherty as he welcomes visitors to Café Crumbs. He’s right – the coffee is very good and so are the home-made biscuits, but nowhere near as good as the smiles on customers’ faces as they are served by students of the St Mary’s Unit at Cabra Dominican College.
A range of activities were enjoyed by students who attended the annual Unity Day held at Cabra Dominican College’s St Mary’s Unit recently.
Sister Patricia Henschke OP - Born: March 15 1929 | Died: June 13 2018
Students from two Catholic colleges braved the cold conditions and slept under cardboard shelters to raise awareness of homelessness this month.
Sharon Hill was in her first week of teaching Year 6 students at St Aloysius College in 2016 when she discovered a lump in her breast and thought she’d better stop off at the doctor’s surgery on her way home from work.
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