Celebrating 70 Years of Devotion with the Sisters of Mercy
We were honoured to host a celebration as four Sisters of Mercy celebrated their Platinum Jubilees recently.
We were honoured to host a celebration as four Sisters of Mercy celebrated their Platinum Jubilees recently.
We were fortunate to welcome Father Rob Galea to the College this week, to speak to students from Santa Maria and CBC Fremantle.
Recently, Year 7 Religious Education students embarked on a journey that blended spirituality, introspection, and nature.
August marks the beginning of a new monthly prayer intention from Pope Francis’ Worldwide Prayer Network which aligns with World Youth Day.
Pope Francis marked annual World Day for Grandparents and the Elderly with an intergenerational Mass last Sunday in St Peter’s Basilica.
Students met Dave Jorna, from Project Hatch this week for Reflection Days which provided opportunities for spiritual reflection.
Our annual Outreach Mass, drew together our Winter Appeal efforts in support of those in need in our local communities.
Discover the importance of retreats and immersions in the spiritual development of young individuals within Catholic schools.
As we enter the liturgical season of Ordinary Time, we reflect on the power of the Holy Spirit in our lives and are reminded that we are called to share our faith with others.
At Santa Maria College, we always strive to support those in need. One of the ways in which we do …
We gathered today to acknowledge past policies and practices which caused dispossession and loss of identity for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples.
Sister Breda is preparing students to receive the Sacraments this year. Why are these sacraments important to us as Catholics?
Simone Sawiris, Deputy Principal of Teaching & Learning, recently embarked on a pilgrimage to Dublin. She shares her story with us.
Eight Year 9 students, attended the Archbishop’s Official LifeLink Day Launch for secondary schools this week.
For centuries, the Catholic Church has set aside the entire month of May to honour Mary. Not just a day in May but the entire month.
Year 10 students learned about embodying love more fully in their lives and how they can be love for themselves and others at their Reflection Day.
While the secular world moves on from bunnies and chocolate, the Church continues to celebrate Easter long after the final leftovers are eaten. The Easter season is the second-longest liturgical season. Only Ordinary Time is longer.
We sat down with Marie to better understand her background, who inspires her, and what she hopes to bring to her new role.
We are delighted to introduce Father Phillip Fleay, who joins our College community this year. We chatted with Father Phillip to learn more about him.
17 March is the celebration of the solemnity of St Patrick. As Catholics, we look at why we celebrate Feast Days.
The Pope’s Worldwide Prayer Network is an international movement that is more than 170 years old. Read on to see how you can get involved.
The weather begins to change, Christmas and New Year’s celebrations drift further away, all are signs that Lent is drawing near.
Year 9 Just Leadership students attended a special online launch of Caritas Australia’s Project Compassion appeal this week.
Over 40 staff recently took part in the program Faith Story and Witness, which is an accreditation requirement to work in Catholic schools.
Mass is the fundamental liturgical ritual in the Roman Catholic Church. It is the primary way in which Catholics worship God as a community.
Santa Maria College parent and College Advisory Committee member Michael Piu, was recently awarded Leader of the Year for his work in the not-for-profit sector.
Our 2023 Mercy value focus is Excellence. Living out a spirit of excellence can be best described as persevering with courage to achieve our personal best.
With so much pressure and preparation that goes into making a perfect Christmas, it is paramount to reflect on the true meaning of Christmas.
The first of two groups of Year 9 students followed in the footsteps of Ursula Frayne and her companions as part of their Year 9 Reflection Day this week.
Have you ever prayed for something, and your prayer went unanswered? How did that make you feel?