Assistant Principal Mission

The Easter Triduum and Season

As we enter the sacred Easter Triduum, the pinnacle of the liturgical year please find time over this period to relive Christ's Passion, Death, and Resurrection, the Paschal Mystery that redeems humanity and restores life.

• This holy time begins with the Mass of the Lord's Supper on Holy Thursday, commemorating Jesus' institution of the Eucharist, the priesthood, and the new commandment of love, followed by adoration of the Blessed Sacrament.
• On Good Friday, we venerate the Cross in a liturgy of penance, fasting, and the Passion narrative, uniting in the prayer of the faithful for the Church and world. 
• The Easter Vigil on Holy Saturday night bursts forth with the light service, scripture readings and  welcoming new members into the community. This service usually begins outside the church in darkness where a fire is lit, symbolising Christ’s resurrection as the light of the world.
• Easter Sunday begins the 50-day season of joy, hope and renewal.  

Easter Parish Times 

St Aloysius Gonzaga, Cronulla 

• Holy Thursday - The Lord’s Supper 7:30 pm
• Good Friday Stations of the Cross 8 & 10am and Passion of Jesus - 3pm
• Holy Saturday Vigil 7:30 pm 
• Easter Sunday Masses 8am, 10am & 6pm

Our Lady Star of the Sea, Miranda

• Holy Thursday Passover Meal 6pm, The Lord’s Supper 7:30 pm
• Good Friday Stations of the Cross 10am and Passion of Jesus - 3pm
• Holy Saturday Vigil 6pm 
• Easter Sunday Masses 8am, 10:30am

Sistine Chapel Immersive 

EXHIBITION - 16 MAY to 19 JULY 2026

Sistine Chapel: Revelations Immersive Exhibition is a ticketed event open to the general public created with the express permission of the Vatican Museums.

Location - St Mary's Cathedral Forecourt, Sydney

• The exhibition will be held within a custom-built, freestanding, temporary structure.

OPENING HOURS

Sunday to Wednesday 9.00am - 6.00pm

Thursday to Saturday 9.00am - 8.00pm

VIVID Sydney 22 May – 13 June hours 9.00am - 11.00pm

Entry is timed – allow approximately 60 minutes for your visit.

OVERVIEW : This exhibition brings the Sistine Chapel to Sydney utilising cutting-edge projection technology and high-resolution imagery sourced directly from the Vatican archives.

It unfolds across two distinct spaces:

1. The Introductory Gallery

2. The Immersive Projection Chamber

WHY THIS EXPERIENCE?

While rooted in sacred tradition, this exhibition draws all people to discover the cultural and artistic riches of the Sistine Chapel. It invites the audience to:

• Reflect on how sacred art can draw us closer to the divine
• Enter deeper into the Christian faith by contemplating the story of salvation
• Consider how beauty shapes civilisation

Year 9.1 RE and Year 9 Visual Art students will be provided with this unique opportunity.

Founder’s Day

On Friday, 1 May the College community will come together to celebrate Founder’s Day, a significant moment in our Lasallian calendar. Founder’s Day invites us to pause and honour the vision of St John Baptist de La Salle, whose commitment to faith, service, and the dignity of every young person continues to shape our mission today.

Our celebration will begin with a whole school liturgy, led by students, staff, and our Mission Team. This gathering is an important expression of our identity as a Lasallian community, and we look forward to marking the day with reverence, gratitude, and joy. Some of the Lasallian brothers will join us for this special day. 

We extend our sincere thanks to the many families who have already contributed to our Founder’s Day Appeal. Your generosity directly supports initiatives that strengthen our mission and provide opportunities for students and families in need. Your partnership is deeply appreciated.

A reminder that Founder’s Day is a compulsory school day, and we encourage all students to participate with enthusiasm and energy.