Applications invited for Study and Mentoring (SAM) Program
Since their congregation’s foundation and throughout their 164-year history, the Sisters of the Good Samaritan have been committed to the flourishing of women. The Sisters have educated girls and women...
Called to ‘Be The Voice’ for vulnerable women, men and children
“You wake up at 4am with a flashlight shining in your face and the voice of a guard telling you to pack a bag and get moving. There’s no warning”
Samantha’s ‘Cook 2 Connect’ fundraiser a recipe for success
When Sydney’s extended COVID-19 lockdown dashed the plans of Year 9 student Samantha Cherry to volunteer with Jesuit Refugee Service during the recent school holidays, she didn’t miss a beat....
Called to ‘Be The Voice’ for vulnerable women, men and children
“You wake up at 4am with a flashlight shining in your face and the voice of a guard telling you to pack a bag and get moving. There’s no warning,...
New podcast aims to nurture and share story, faith, and life
Good Samaritan Education is launching a new initiative, Communio Calling, a formation resource in podcast style. The first episode will be available on July 22 to mark the 10th anniversary.
Discussion provides an insight into the treatment of refugees
Students from Rosebank College and St Scholastica’s College participated in a discussion on the issue of refugees and asylum seekers, which was hosted by the Sisters of the Good Samaritan.
New podcast aims to nurture and share story, faith, and life
Good Samaritan Education is launching a new initiative, Communio Calling, a formation resource in podcast style. The first episode will be available on July 22 to mark the 10th anniversary...
Native fish restocking program a lifeline for the environment
The old farm dams in the Wivenhoe Conservation Area on the Sisters of the Good Samaritan’s Mater Dei property at Camden have had a new burst of native fish life,...
Discussion provides an insight into the treatment of refugees
Students from Rosebank College and St Scholastica’s College participated in a discussion on the issue of refugees and asylum seekers, which was hosted by the Sisters of the Good Samaritan...
St Brendan’s community is hands-on in caring for the environment
The students at St Brendan’s Catholic School in the town of Coragulac in south-western Victoria are getting plenty of runs on the board when it comes to hands-on environmental sustainability.
St Monica’s College forms deep bond with Bacolod community
In November 2019, St Monica’s College, Epping sent the first group to the school’s Philippines Immersion Experience in Bacolod where the people welcomed us with open arms, writes Lynton Martin.