LIVING OUR IGNATIAN
AND CATHOLIC IDENTITY

Our weekly Community Mass unites students, staff, and families in prayer and reflection. Major liturgical celebrations – such as our Opening College Mass, John XXIII Day, Ash Wednesday, and Holy Week – are actively planned with and led by students, fostering belonging and spiritual growth.

The Examen, a practice of prayer, reflection and gratitude, helps our community recognise God’s presence in everyday life and discern how we are called to act with love and justice.

Students participate in daily prayer, the Sacraments of Reconciliation and the Eucharist. Primary students participate in Sacramental formation. Year 12 students are offered formation and training to serve as Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist.

Throughout their educational journey, students engage in reflection days, retreats and service experiences that deepen faith and self-awareness. Year 11 students may apply to our Pilgrimage Program, participating in journeys of reflection, service and formation.

Inspired by our motto, Seek Justice, students are empowered to serve others through outreach, justice initiatives, and our service-learning program, Roncalli Service. These experiences nurture compassion, awareness, and a commitment to being people for others.

All students study Religion as a core part of their education, from Pre-Kindergarten through to Year 12. In the early and middle years, students follow the Religious Education curriculum of Catholic Education Western Australia, developing a strong foundation in Scripture, prayer, moral formation, social justice, and Church teachings.

In Years 11 and 12, students continue their faith journey through the Religion and Life course, offered via ATAR and General pathways. This participation ensures every student is supported to grow in faith, understanding, and purpose.

Staff participate in ongoing professional and spiritual formation through pilgrimages, retreats, and service programs, enriching the faith life of our community.

Our faith and mission programs are inclusive and invitational, welcoming all regardless of background. We believe every person has the capacity to encounter Christ and respond with generosity.

Religious symbols, sacred spaces, and landmarks across our campus invite reflection and prayer, making our Catholic identity visible in daily College life.

Through publications, newsletters, and social media, our community engages with stories of faith in action and the vibrant spiritual life of the College.