Sharing Our Faith

Sacrament Dates

Please take a moment to "save the date" for this year’s Sacraments. You’ll find the full schedule below. We appreciate you prioritising these spiritual milestones and if anything changes, we’ll be sure to keep you in the loop!

Additionally, students receiving Cofnriamtion and First Eucharist will be asked to attend reconciliation prior to celebrating the sacrament. Dates and times to be confirmed.

First Reconciliation (Year 3)

Mar 18: Reconciliation Family Night (6:00 PM)
Mar 21: Reconciliation Commitment Mass (6:00 PM)
Mar 22: Reconciliation Commitment Mass (11:00 AM)
Apr 1: First Reconciliation Ceremony (6:00 PM)

Confirmation (Year 6)

May 6: Confirmation Family Evening (6:00 PM)
May 16: Confirmation Commitment Mass (6:00 PM)
May 17: Confirmation Commitment Mass (11:00 AM)
May 22: Confirmation Reflection Day at St Brigid's
May 31: Sacrament of Confirmation at St Anne's, Sunbury(2:00 PM)

First Eucharist (Year 4)

Aug 22: Eucharist Commitment Mass (6:00 PM)
Aug 23: Eucharist Commitment Mass (11:00 AM)
Sep 2: Eucharist Family Evening (6:00 PM)
Oct 10: Sacrament of Eucharist (6:00 PM)
Oct 11: Sacrament of Eucharist (11:00 AM)

New Artworks

We are blessed to have two new artworks in our multipurpose room that beautifully bridge our Catholic identity with the deep cultural heritage of our land.

This stunning piece is by Aboriginal artist Lorraine Morrison. It depicts women in her community passing on traditions and teaching children through the power of story.

The artwork also features Bunjil the Eagle, the Creator spirit. For our school community, this piece holds a deep spiritual resonance:

Just as the women in the painting pass on their culture, we are called to share the "Deposit of Faith", the sacred stories of the Gospel, with our children.
We see a beautiful parallel between Bunjil and the Holy Spirit, both representing wisdom, protection, and the breath of life over our school.
It also reminds us that teaching is a sacred act of connection, linking our past, our faith, and our future.

The second artwork is a large cross composed of individual tiles, created by our students during last year’s Feast Day. This piece is a vibrant map of our school’s identity, with tiles displaying self-portraits, memories with friends, and images of school life.

The four colours represent our school houses, coming together to form a single, unified cross as one body.

It is an important visual reminder that every student is a unique and essential part of our faith community.