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CIM Team News

04.07.18

Timor-Leste Immersion Trip 

Students and staff participating in the immersion trip have arrived safely in Timor-Leste and are busy distributing stationery and hygiene packs. The students are enjoying their time interacting with the children, trying new food, visiting museums and the local markets.

 

Youth Led Mass

On Sunday 15 July at 11.00am a Youth Mass will be held at St Paul’s Church at 11.00am. Please contact Ms Shanahan or Ms Coote if you would like to help out with readings or music at this mass.

 

Watoto Choir

On Thursday 26 July, we will be hosting the Watoto Children’s Choir from Uganda at St Paul’s Church for a 7.00pm concert. The choir consists of 18 orphaned children and they are accompanied by 11 adults. The visit is part of their six month Australian tour.

The concert will feature songs that share the stories of the children and the hope they have because of God’s love. The performance is free and open to the public and will conclude at 8.15pm.

Prior to the concert we will be serving them a meal in the St Paul’s Hall. If you can assist with food or serving please contact Michelle Coote via email or phone 8724 4615.

 

Year 11 Retreat

This week, 120 Year 11 students have been on retreat in Halls Gap. The group was welcomed to Gariwerd country by Peter at the Brambuk cultural centre where they watched an animated dreaming story, telling the origins of the land we now call the Grampians.

Over the course of the three days the students have participated in large and small group sessions exploring the theme of what it means to be human. The group also made the most of the beautiful weather and spectacular scenery, bush walking, praying outside, sitting around the bonfire, celebrating a liturgy and enjoying one another's company.
 

Support from Charity Day to St Vincent de Paul Society

The support received from Tenison Woods College has greatly increased the stock of food at the Family Centre of St Vincent de Paul Society.  Thank you to everyone who generously supported this drive, as the much needed food will assist families around Mount Gambier this winter.

Containers leftover from Founders celebrations can be collected from the Tenison Woods College Front Office or the CIM Office.

 

Michelle Coote | APRIM – Assistant Principal Religious Identity and Mission

 

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