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The Franciscan connection, Syrian family keeping faith close from point A to B – Aleppo to Brisbane

by Guest Contributor

28 March 2019 - Updated on 1 April 2021

Family connection: Amal Eskifeh on Greccio campus at Padua College. AMAL Eskifeh has the Franciscan spirit running through her veins. ...

What does 3:16 mean? For three Brisbane Catholic colleges it means faith, outreach and reflection

by Mark Bowling

18 February 2019 - Updated on 1 April 2021

Special badge: Iona College dean of faith and mission Wayne Wilden presents 3:16 badges to students. THREE leading Catholic schools ...

One giant leap for Padua men launched into international space design competition

by Joe Higgins

9 March 2018 - Updated on 16 March 2021

Budding astronauts: Padua students Lachlan Tornabene, Brice Welburn, Sebastian Waloszek, Zac Hussein, Jacobson Harris and Christo ...

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Tag: Padua College

The Franciscan connection, Syrian family keeping faith close from point A to B – Aleppo to Brisbane

What does 3:16 mean? For three Brisbane Catholic colleges it means faith, outreach and reflection

One giant leap for Padua men launched into international space design competition

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