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A prayer for our earth was published in Pope Francis’ encyclical, Laudato Si’. It is for all who believe in God who is the all-powerful Creator. 

Laudato Si’ Week 2026 will be celebrated from May 17–24, focusing on the  

theme “From Hope to Action,” encouraging Catholics worldwide to take  

concrete steps for ecological and social care. The celebration highlights that it is not about doing everything but about doing something meaningful together. 

 

 

Mercy Award 

Our current award is for the quality of being a ‘Hardworker’.  

The Sisters of Mercy were very hardworkers. They were dedicated to serving people who suffered from injustices related to poverty, sickness, or lack of education. They continually endeavoured to respond to a range of local and global needs, establishing foundations around the world.  

Some ways we can be a hardworker here at St Joseph's are: 

  • Always trying our personal best 
  • Focusing on our learning 
  • Following instructions 
  • Seeing a need and doing something about it 

 

Friday Mass Roster 

May 22nd: Grade 2 

May 29th: Spirit Day – Sacramental Candidates and Grade 4 

June 7th: pupil free day 

 

Sacramental News 

Last weekend, the candidates were presented with their creeds. Crucifixes will be presented the weekend of May 23rd and 24th. 

 

Preparations are in full swing for the celebration weekend. Spirit Day will be celebrated on Friday, May 29th. Please refer to the email sent May 8th, for further details. We also ask for swift responses to the form sent last week regarding choosing a Saint name so that formal documentation can be completed.