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Siena Catholic Primary School          This week, the Year 6 Drama group performed the play ‘Aladdin’ for the school community and their parents. Under the creative direction of Kate Maher, Year 6 teacher, the students acted, sang, danced and performed the play which was written by Kate herself. The actors were assisted…

The Week Ahead We acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which our communities celebrate liturgies and live out our faith. We pay respects to leaders past, present and emerging. May their example of stewardship be reflected in our lives. Monday, 16 September Benediction (5.15pm, Stella Maris Church) Mass (5.30pm, Stella Maris Church) Tuesday,…

20th Anniversary of St Catherine of Siena To mark the 20th anniversary of the opening and blessing of St Catherine of Siena Church at Sippy Downs Archbishop Mark Coleridge will preside at the 8.00am anniversary Mass on Sunday 13 October. This is a celebration for the entire Parish and all parishioners and friends are invited…

Welcome When we welcome visitors to our home, we normally tidy the house, greet guests at the door, and make sure that all are comfortable and included.  This hospitable behaviour applies also to the worshipping community that gathers each weekend at Stella Maris, St Mary’s, St Catherine’s and St Peter’s.  It is amazing how first…

Siena Catholic Primary School          At Siena, the teachers are passionate in teaching all areas of the curriculum; ensuring learning takes place where their particular learners are in their education journey. It is no different with teaching of Religious Education. The enjoyment of learning in RE is obvious at Siena. We have…

The Week Ahead We acknowledge the traditional owners of the land on which our communities celebrate liturgies and live out our faith. We pay respects to leaders past, present and emerging. May their example of stewardship be reflected in our lives. Monday, 9 September Benediction (5.15pm, Stella Maris Church) Mass (5.30pm, Stella Maris Church) Tuesday,…

New Kids on the Block? We live in an incredibly mobile society and there are always plenty of new faces popping up on the Sunshine Coast. In such a large and busy Parish like ours, it is very easy for new faces to get lost in all the activity and the rush of modern living!…

In this weekend’s gospel, we hear of Jesus healing a man born deaf.  It is these miracle stories that stand out and figure predominantly in our imagination of who Jesus was and what he was on about.  Indeed, you could be forgiven for thinking that miracles played the central part in Jesus’ message and ministry.…