
Domremy Day’s MTV and thank you
From Mrs Jane Sullivan, Religious Education Coordinator
The celebrations for Domremy Day began with a Mass to honour the Feast of the Visitation of the Blessed Virgin Mary, officiated by Father Sebastian, Parish Priest, All Hallows’ Five Dock, who emphasized in his homily the importance of Mary’s unwavering faith, courage, and dedication; qualities that continue to inspire our school’s mission and values. During this Mass, the Domremy community also acknowledged St Joan of Arc, as her Feast day is celebrated on 30 May; her steadfast commitment to her beliefs, even in the face of adversity, serves as a powerful example for our students and staff. The challenges faced by today’s youth, require encouragement and inspiration drawn from women like St Joan of Arc, to embody her spirit of perseverance and leadership in the battles young people face.
The choir and the musicians, under the guidance of Mrs Romina Zapulla, opened the Mass with a beautiful rendition of “Daughter of God,” filling the BQH with harmonious voices that paid homage to many of the women who feature in Biblical narratives that have had an impact on history.
The event concluded with closing remarks thanking our wonderful staff reflecting on the importance of the virtue of patience and gratitude in our daily lives. Heartfelt gratitude to all the staff and students who continue to share their gifts and make this celebration a success. As we continue to draw inspiration from Mary, the Mother of God, St. Joan of Arc and Venerable Nano Nagle, let us strive to embody their principles in our educational journey and beyond. May their example guide us in our quest for truth, justice, and faith.
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From the 2024 Student Leadership Team
Sophia Ghantous, 2024 College Vice Captain, on behalf of the 2024 Leadership Team
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From Mrs Kavita Kshatriya, Year 12 Coordinator
From Mrs Antoinette McGahan, College Principal
Congratulations and huge thanks to our phenomenal Year 12 Leadership Team and Year 12. Domremy Day is indeed a very special day for our Community and last Friday was no exception, absolutely fantastic, and it wouldn’t have been possible without the collective efforts of our incredible community.
Sincere gratitude and appreciation to Mrs. Sullivan, Mrs. Zappulla, the tech crew, and everyone who contributed to making our Mass so meaningful and special, your efforts created an authentic spiritual start to the day.
Heartfelt thanks to Mrs Kshatriya and the Year 12 Leaders as well as the whole year group for their unwavering support and leadership in running such engaging and energising community events. Your hardwork and commitment have made this day another memorable day for our community.
I echo Sopia Ghantous’ words in acknowledging all the students and staff who participated, thank you for embodying the Domremy spirit. Whether you danced, dressed up, or cheered during the performances, your involvement made the day vibrant and full of joy.
Domremy Day was indeed another spectacular day truly showcasing the spirit of friendship, justice, and integrity.
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