On the 27th of September we had a number of children from Stage 3 represent MTP at the Stage Three Touch Football Gala Day.
They displayed a great deal of enthusiasm, sportsmanship and talent on the day. Special mention needs to go to the Boys team as they were winners of their pool and came away from the day as undefeated. Congratulations to all the children involved:
Stage 3 Girls
Annalise (Yr6), Akshara (Yr6), Isabelle (Yr6), Lori (Yr6), Sammi-Lee (Yr6), Alannah (Yr6), Eloise (Yr6), Giselle (yr6), Georgia S (Yr6) & Daniella (Yr6).
Stage 3 Boys
Ethan (Yr5), Joel (Yr5), Rakshaan (Yr5), Christian (Yr5), Max (Yr5), Jackson (Yr5), Michael (Yr5), Kailan (Yr5), Andrew (Yr6), Nicholas E (Yr6) and Jean (Yr6).
A massive thank you goes to all our helpers who gave up their time - parents who were coaches and managers, the students from Marist who refereed and all those parents who cheered the teams on throughout the day.
Catholic Schools Parramatta Diocese
www.parra.catholic.edu.au
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10 May 2025
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After the liturgy, our mothers and students enjoyed a lovely picnic together on the oval ππ§Ίπ. We hope you had a joyful and memorable morning with your loved ones ππ.![648316597298135_1271139625015826-1]()
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βͺβοΈ WELCOMING OUR NEW POPE - our school communities join with the wider community throughout the Diocese of Parramatta and Sydneyβs west in celebration of the election of Pope Leo XIV. π€² It was with great joy today that we received the news that Cardinal Robert Prevost OSA has been named as the 267th successor to St Peter β with the papal name Pope Leo XIV. Bishop Vincent Long OFM Conv, Bishop of Parramatta, welcomed the announcement with prayerful optimism. π₯° βPope Leo XIV brings a missionary heart, shaped by decades serving among the poor in Peru. As an Augustinian, he will gift the Church and the world with a deeply contemplative spirit,β Bishop Vincent said. ποΈ βI have met him on several occasions, as have many of the Augustinians in our Diocese who know him well. He is a humble, prayerful man, dedicated to Christ and steeped in the mystical charism of the Augustinian tradition and I pray that he will guide our church with renewed hope and joy during this challenging time,β he said. π Read more in this Catholic Outlook story: ==>catholicoutlook.org/thrilled-and-in-awe-parramattas-augustinians-react-to-the-election-of-cardinal-prevost-osa-as-pope-leo-xiv Diocese of Parramatta
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10 May 2025
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After the liturgy, our mothers and students enjoyed a lovely picnic together on the oval ππ§Ίπ. We hope you had a joyful and memorable morning with your loved ones ππ.
09 May 2025
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βͺβοΈ WELCOMING OUR NEW POPE - our school communities join with the wider community throughout the Diocese of Parramatta and Sydneyβs west in celebration of the election of Pope Leo XIV. π€² It was with great joy today that we received the news that Cardinal Robert Prevost OSA has been named as the 267th successor to St Peter β with the papal name Pope Leo XIV. Bishop Vincent Long OFM Conv, Bishop of Parramatta, welcomed the announcement with prayerful optimism. π₯° βPope Leo XIV brings a missionary heart, shaped by decades serving among the poor in Peru. As an Augustinian, he will gift the Church and the world with a deeply contemplative spirit,β Bishop Vincent said. ποΈ βI have met him on several occasions, as have many of the Augustinians in our Diocese who know him well. He is a humble, prayerful man, dedicated to Christ and steeped in the mystical charism of the Augustinian tradition and I pray that he will guide our church with renewed hope and joy during this challenging time,β he said. π Read more in this Catholic Outlook story: ==>catholicoutlook.org/thrilled-and-in-awe-parramattas-augustinians-react-to-the-election-of-cardinal-prevost-osa-as-pope-leo-xiv Diocese of Parramatta
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