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A message from the Archbishop of Hobart, the Most Reverend Adrian Doyle, on the issue of sexual abuse. For more
Towards Healing
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Pupils at Star of the Sea Catholic College have been building bridges for literature as part of this year's Book Week events.
School library technician Lisa Barrenger said pupils from kinder to grade 6 built the bridges to match the theme, Across the Story Bridge. "They (the pupils) love Book Week," Mrs Barrenger said. For more...
A shortage of household items has seen St Vincent de Paul put out a call across the State for much-needed donations.
Vinnies Retail Manager, Maree Cole, said stores across the State are urgently seeking donations, in particular clothing, Manchester, home-wares and general items.
“While donations generally decline over the winter period, we have seen a wider decline in the donation of items such as these – perhaps due to people not changing over these items as often because of current economic conditions,” Mrs Cole said. For more
Founded in 1960 by the Sisters of Charity, St Aloysius Catholic College celebrates its 50th anniversary this year. What began as St Aloysius School with 51 students in its first enrolment, St Aloysius Catholic College has now an enrolment of over 650 students.
Our celebration in July consisted of four main events. On 21 July, an Open Day saw many families and visitors greeted by students, who welcomed them to the Kingston Campus in the morning and the Huntingfield Campus in the afternoon. The major attraction was the historical display in the Library. This featured the history of both the College and the Parish. For more
