The Loreto Province of Australia and South East Asia and Loreto Ministries acknowledges the pain and distress experienced by the Loreto Nedlands students, staff, school board, parents and…
One of the great privileges of working in adult faith formation is participating in the faith journeys of others. The questions asked, the reflections offered, and the connections made during…
As another COVID-19 year passes, I reflect on the many significant moments, contributions, and challenges presented throughout 2021. This year has given us many opportunities, not only to continue to learn…
From August 2021-2022, the Irish Province of Loreto is celebrating the bicentenary of their foundation by Mother Frances Teresa Ball. Frances ‘Teresa” Ball was a young Englishwoman who…
We continue to live in unpredictable and demanding times as the challenges of COVID-19, both here in Australia, and internationally, require greater adaptability, flexibility and resilience…
Over two hundred years ago, Father John Joseph Therry opened the first official Catholic school in Australia – the year was 1820. The Principal was a gentleman named George Morley – a convict…
Loreto schools marked National Reconciliation Week in varied ways as part of our justice commitment to working for the rights of First Nations peoples. First Nations students and communities have…
Arguments for diversity around the board table emanate from the intrinsic Catholic commitment to social justice, as well as the core principles of equity and fairness. Boards should aim…
Forming leaders, educators and volunteers for mission in the Mary Ward tradition is at the core of our work at Loreto Ministries. Our responsibility to assist with the stewardship of the values and mission of Loreto…
Schools faced many challenges during 2020 from lockdowns, to restricted parent access and gatherings, to shifting to remote learning, however, I am glad to say that not only did Loreto College rise…
