Catholic Identity

Catholic Identity - Louise Frewen

Loving God, 

As we begin this new school year, we come before you just as we are. 

We give thanks for new beginnings and we hold before you those who continue to carry the impact of the recent fires. 

Be close to all who have experienced loss, disruption or uncertainty. Be close to those who feel tired, overwhelmed, or anxious as this year begins. 

Gather us together now. Calm our minds, steady our hearts and help us to be present to one another and to you. 

Amen. 

Class Mass Times.

We will resume class Masses next term.

Sacramental Program

We will begin our Sacramental Program for Reconciliation next term, if you would like your child/ren to participate please email me: lfrewen@sjeuroa.catholic.edu.au

Candidates need to be in Year 2 or above and have been baptised.

Stations of the Cross

Our Year 6 students lead us each year in a Liturgy based on the Stations of the Cross on the final day of Term 1. This year’s Liturgy will take place at 1.45pm on Thursday, 2 April, in the Mercy Centre. Everyone is very welcome to attend.

Aboriginal Education - Rachel Timperley

Welcome to 2026 and a new addition to our newsletter. Here is a space to learn about and nurture the very spirit of this land. Our Aboriginal identity.

Aboriginal Spirituality

Aboriginal Spirituality is a source of lore and a way that Aboriginal people communicate their world views. It reflects the ideology that the ancestors returned to the earth which created our sacred and spiritual beliefs.

Genesis 1:26

Then God said, "Let us make humankind in our image, according to our likeness."

As Catholic educators, the identity and success of Catholic education is linked inseparably to the witness of faith given by the community who truly live their faith. Recognising and acknowledging the rich cultural expertise of Aboriginal spirituality will enrich our experience of the catholic faith.