Carroll College Broulee
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2494 George Bass Drive
Broulee NSW 2537
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Email: office.ccb@cg.catholic.edu.au
Phone: 02 4471 5600

RE Matters

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The Religious Education Department has been a hive of activity this term, engaging students in meaningful experiences that extend beyond the classroom. One of the standout initiatives has been our  participation in Operation Christmas Child, a global outreach program that brings joy and hope to children in need around the world.

Students and staff have come together to pack shoeboxes filled with toys, school supplies, hygiene items, and notes of greeting. This collaborative effort aims not only to contribute essential items to those less fortunate but has also instilled a deeper understanding of compassion and generosity in our students.

Beyond this initiative, the department has been busy organising retreats, workshops, masses and community service projects. These activities aim to enrich the students' spiritual lives and encourage them to put their faith into action.

We extend our heartfelt thanks to all the families and community members who have supported our efforts. As we move forward, the Religious Education Department remains committed to providing opportunities that foster personal growth and a stronger connection to our global community. We encourage everyone to continue supporting our programs and look forward to the positive changes we can achieve together.

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Catholic Faith Handbook

As a parent or carer of a student at a Catholic school, you will hear your child talk about things like ‘Pancake Tuesday’ and ‘the Sign of the Cross’ and ‘Mass’ and ‘Lent’ and ‘Advent’, and you may be invited to attend liturgies such as Mass and other events at the school. If you’re not Catholic (because many of our families whose children attend Catholic schools are not) or you’re Catholic but are not practising or don’t really know much about it, you may be nervous about attending events at the school because you’re not sure about what to do during Mass or how to pray.

This booklet is an easy-to-read guide that explains some Catholic beliefs and traditions parents and families might hear their child talk about when they’re discussing their religious education. We would like all parents and carers to feel part of their child’s faith formation.
 

Mrs Anna Smart
Religious Education Coordinator