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The Good, the Beautiful & the True EDITION 3 WINTER 2019 225 Cross Road The Good, Cumberland Park SA, 5041 Telephone: (08) 8179 2400 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cabra.catholic.edu.au the Beautiful & the True Cabra Dominican College THE BIANNUAL MAGAZINE OF CABRA DOMINICAN COLLEGE CONTENTS THE GOOD, From the Principal 1 THE BEAUTIFUL Faith 2 AND THE TRUE Faith in Action 3 by Katia Labozzetta and Sarah Croser, 2000 Learning Focus: Performing Arts 6 Learning 8 Chorus: Capable, Confident Citizens 12 On a journey together we search for truth College Innovations 16 Valuing our difference, embracing our youth Extra Curricular - ACE 18 Celebrating freedom in all that we do Extra Curricular - Sport 20 To find the good, the beautiful and the true Extra Curricular - Music 21 On Kaurna land Cabra now stands Meet Some of our People 22 With open hearts and open hands Old Scholars - From the Archives 24 Proud of its history and the Dominican way Old Scholars 25 Sharing dreams and hopes for today Chorus A rich heritage of courage and strength Celtic sisters came with intent Inspiring us to never give up Living the Gospel of love Chorus People of God using our gifts Our mission’s strong to work for justice Including all and welcoming too Forgiving each other is what we learn to do Chorus Learn to learn, learn to live, learn to fly Chorus To find the good, the beautiful and the true. This edition of The Good, the Beautiful and the True was prepared with care and attention by Cabra Dominican College. All efforts are made to have the material up to date at the time of printing. Please email [email protected] with any feedback. FROM THE PRINCIPAL 1 Some of you may be familiar with Dominican patron St Dominic was born, this double We also feature several old scholars and theologian, Timothy Radcliffe OP. He is court gym will change the face of how we the dates for upcoming reunions. I invite a well-known preacher, celebrated author, play, learn, gather and celebrate at Cabra. all our old scholars to keep in touch with gifted international speaker and teacher. These new facilities are featured later in this us via our Old Scholars Administrator, In his poem ‘to be Dominican’, he captures magazine and you will see from the photos Anastasia Harvey, at beautifully the narrative and essence of how stunning both structures are. [email protected]. being part of a community. “We are bound together as a community “We are bound together as a community By the stories of the past, As well as the dreams of the future.” By the stories of the past, As well as the I hope that you can enjoy the varied articles dreams of the future.” Timothy Radcliffe OP and photos in this magazine edition, that provide an insight into the stories of the The buildings are only brought to life by the As always I invite your feedback on this past and present. All these stories and the students and all that happens within our edition of The Good, the Beautiful and staff, students and families that are part school. As we continue our commitment to the True and encourage you to email of them, captures the vibrancy and richness provide Cabra students with innovative and [email protected] of our Cabra community. beautiful learning spaces, we focus daily on Dr Helen Riekie From my office window I have a lovely view providing a myriad of learning opportunities Principal of the Thérèse Sweeney Music Centre. for each unique Cabra student. The modern lines of an impeccably In the following pages we highlight designed performance space, utilising a wide variety of these opportunities, the latest innovative materials, make it plus achievements and good news stories. functional and beautiful. The music centre’s impressive windows cast a mirror-like reflection of our heritage-listed convent, built through 1885 in time for Cabra’s opening the next year. This was purposefully designed to capture simultaneously the legacy and history of our past in the ‘view,’ and a reflection of our future. The bridge from the convent to the music centre is another perfect design feature, providing a seamless connection between the past and present. When reflecting on the ongoing continual improvement of our facilities, I am in admiration of the foresight and fortitude of the many Dominican Sisters through the years who have contributed to the long and storied history of Cabra. I love this photo of Sr Mary Alacoque, surrounded by fellow Dominican Sisters, turning the first sod for the foundations of the Aquinas building in 1962. Since the school began, the Sisters worked hard on a daily basis to provide a well-rounded education for the students. New buildings have always been a part of Cabra, from the Chapel in 1917 to the new Caleruega Hall in 2019, and all the innovations in between, and the Sisters have always been a driving force. This photo shows how they were not afraid to work hard and to make change. I encourage all our students to be inspired by the Dominican Sisters to continue to work hard and to look for ways to make positive changes to our world. Beyond the music centre, the new Caleruega Hall is now really taking shape. Named after the town in Spain where our 2 FAITH During Pastoral Care time in Term 2, each it can seem like an overwhelming or House celebrated a mass in our historic confusing time. For those of you who may Chapel. Students decorated the altar in feel like this, we invite you to take the next House colours and participated in the 40 minutes as time to simply be still. Use masses as readers, in processions and this time as an opportunity to take a break as Eucharistic Ministers. from the busyness of school. Listen to the words that are spoken today and think At the beginning of each mass, students about how they can play a part in your were reminded to take the time for stillness own life. Remember, everyone can get and prayerfulness, with the following words: something out of mass.” “For many of us gathered here, attending Georgia Steller mass is not a regular occurrence in our REC Student Spirituality lives. For those of you who are not familiar with the ceremony of the Catholic mass FAITH IN ACTION 3 Connecting with our wider Hills, Cleland Wildlife Park, and the Central to St Mary’s for hosting this game in their Market. Staff and families generously new school gym and for letting us make a Dominican community opened their homes to our guests and we memorable moment in their 150th year. It As a Dominican College we are part of know that the experience has been mutually was a lot of fun and Cabra returned with a a larger family of Dominicans across the rewarding for all concerned. good win and some great new connections! world. Internationally and closer to home, Sandra Ciccarello, Alanna Howick on special occasions and as part of every Indonesian Visit Coordinator College Captain day, we strive to strengthen our Dominican connections and pay respect to our heritage. Dominican Feud Combined String Orchestra As has been the tradition in recent years, Recently, a group of Year 11 and 12 2019 marks another great year of on the occasions of the funerals of Sr college leaders participated in the first collaboration between our Catholic schools Cathryn Vowles OP and of Sr Monica ever ‘Dominican Feud’, a ‘Family Feud’- through our respective music departments Redden OP, our Year 7 students created like competition hosted by students from – Cabra Dominican College, St Mary’s a guard of honour for the funeral Blackfriars Priory School. We met and College, St Aloysius College and St processions from the chapel, through the laughed with several leaders from other Dominic’s Priory College. Dominican Peace Garden to the Sisters’ Dominican colleges, such as St Mary’s We have set up an opportunity for our string cemetery. Attendees were very moved by College, St Dominic’s Priory College and players to rehearse together on a Friday this gesture and many stopped to thank the Blackfriars themselves, as we prepared to morning as an orchestra. Our hope is that students and staff. The sense of community be quizzed on our knowledge of Dominican the students will flourish in their interaction created between the students and the Holy Saints and general topics. Although we and collaboration with each other, form Cross Congregation of Dominican Sisters eventually suffered a tragic last-place defeat, new relationships with students who have a is very strong and is something we treasure. due to an astounding lack of credible common interest and passion while further Here are some student and staff reflections answers across the board, it was really fun developing their music and performance on other ways that we maintain our to build relationships with other students skills. The orchestra have been working Dominican connections. through some light-hearted competition! on a repertoire for school performances Indonesian Visitors Tate Williams this term, competing in the ABODA Bands College Captain festival in Week 4 of Term 3 and auditioning In May we welcomed 25 students, five staff as a support act for our annual Catholic members and two Dominican Sisters from Volleyball at St Mary’s Schools Music Festival. Dominican schools in Indonesia; Santa Maria Senior High Cirebon, Susteran Junior In the last week of Term 2, a team of Year Gemma Heath High Purwokerto and Joannes Bosco 12s came together in a brilliantly mix- CEA Music Coordinator Junior High School Yogyakarta.
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