St Joseph's students take centre stage IMAGE Catholic Schools

St Joseph's students take centre stage

September 13, 2016 Amanda Skehan

St Joseph’s Primary School, Wingham, took to the stage at the Manning Entertainment Centre in Taree this week (14 September) for the Joey’s Annual Festival of Arts (JAFA).

Indigenous Literacy Day-St James’ Primary School Muswellbrook IMAGE Catholic Schools

Indigenous Literacy Day-St James’ Primary School Muswellbrook

September 13, 2016 Tania Thompson

Wednesday 7 September was Indigenous Literacy Day and St James’ Primary School Muswellbrook did not let this day go by unnoticed.

RAY COLLINS: Polding Athletics Carnival IMAGE Opinion & Comment

RAY COLLINS: Polding Athletics Carnival

September 12, 2016 Comments Ray Collins

Sport has always been a feature of Catholic schools for as long as I can remember.

GALLERY: Diocesan Netball Gala Day – a day of fun and participation  IMAGE Catholic Schools

GALLERY: Diocesan Netball Gala Day – a day of fun and participation

September 08, 2016 Debra Hawthorne

On Tuesday 6 September, over 1300 students from schools across the Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle attended the annual Diocesan Netball Gala Day at National Park.

St Paul's creative showcase 'Archipaul' IMAGE Catholic Schools

St Paul's creative showcase 'Archipaul'

September 07, 2016 Cathy O'Gorman

On 30 August, St Paul’s High School, Booragul, held their 16th annual Art Show ‘Archipaul’, with several hundred attendees viewing works from students in Years 7 to 12 Visual Arts, TAS and Visual Design classes.

Christie's claiming gold in more ways than one IMAGE Aurora

Christie's claiming gold in more ways than one

September 07, 2016 Comments Helene O'Neill

TS Eliot once wrote, “Only those who will risk going too far can possibly find out how far one can go.”

A pilgrimage of mercy IMAGE Aurora

A pilgrimage of mercy

September 07, 2016 Comments Joanne Isaac

When we left the diocesan offices on Thursday 14 July to travel to World Youth Day (WYD) in Krakow, Poland, I knew all my fellow pilgrims’ faces, but I didn’t know anything about them. By the time we landed in Venice, 32 hours later, the wonderful people I had shared that never-ending journey with were my treasured friends. And 27 days later, I feel like the bonds we have forged are simply unbreakable.

Can you plant some seeds for St Dominic's students? IMAGE Aurora

Can you plant some seeds for St Dominic's students?

September 07, 2016 Comments John Murray

One very specific teaching of Jesus was that at the very heart of our concern and actions in following him should be, before all else, our determination to meet the needs of everyone in our community.