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As a faith community, our Catholic education system seeks to provide learning opportunities that recognizes the dignity of each person, encourages social justice and challenges students and staff to become“ fully alive. In all of our schools, the Religion and Family Life programs encourage spontaneous moments of prayer and community building. Through reflection, dialogue, study and prayer, students deepen their understanding of the spirit and strengthen their relationships with God, each other and their communities.
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Catholic schools are to be authentic communities of the Catholic Faith where
teachers share their Faith through daily prayer and witness to the
Gospel values. The school is a caring community of the Church where the
dignity of each person is recognized, where social justice is encouraged
within and by the Church, and where students are challenged to become
"fully alive".
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Distinctive expectations for graduates of Catholic schools are determined and
shaped by the vision and destiny of the human person emerging from our
faith tradition. This Christian anthropology or world view, reveals the
dignity and value of the person. Our tradition tells us God creatively
and lovingly calls each of us into the wonder of life, sustaining us by
the power of the Holy Spirit, throughout the human journey, into life
eternal.
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