Chaplaincy at Sacred Heart College 

At Sacred Heart College, our Chaplaincy is dedicated to making known the love of the Sacred Heart of Jesus, serving as a beacon of spiritual guidance and support for our community. 

Our Chaplaincy not only aims to make known the love of the Sacred Heart of Jesus but also seeks to emphasise the Sacred Heart Goals of: 

Faith

Deepening our relationship with God

Intellect

Fostering a love for learning and critical thinking

Character

Developing strong moral and ethical values 

Social Awareness

Promoting a sense of responsibility towards others and society 

Community

Building a supportive and inclusive community 

Students who join the College in Year 7 and new staff members are welcomed into our community through an Ethos Induction. This helps them to familiarise themselves with the values and principles that guide our College. 

Our dedicated Chaplain, Miss Bernadette Sammut Briffa, collaborates closely with the Senior Leadership Team (SLT) and staff members as necessary, ensuring that spiritual guidance and support are readily available to all. Our Chaplain is always available! Whether you need a prayer or simply wish to speak to someone, Ms Ben is always there to listen and support. 

In the Senior School, we have Student Ethos Representatives from each class who meet regularly with the Chaplain, providing valuable insights and fostering a deeper connection between students and the Chaplaincy. 

Our Chapel is a sanctuary open to all members of our community from 7 am onwards, offering a peaceful space for reflection, prayer, and spiritual growth. 

We invite you to explore and engage with our Chaplaincy, a vital part of the Sacred Heart College community, as we journey together in faith, love, and service. 

Chaplaincy Activities at Sacred Heart College 

At Sacred Heart College, our Chaplaincy plays an active role in fostering spiritual growth and community engagement through a variety of activities and celebrations throughout the year. 

Masses are held monthly in both the Senior School and Junior School, serving as a cornerstone of our spiritual life at the College. 

In the Junior School, Masses are themed celebrations that resonate with the spirit of our community.

Feast of St Francis with Blessing of Animals

October

All Saints and All Souls

November

Christmas

December

Mass for Peace

January

Feast of St Paul

February

Lent

March

Our Lady of Sorrows

April

Crowning of Our Lady

May

Feast of the Sacred Heart

June

In the Senior School, Masses largely focus on the Feasts of the Society of the Sacred Heart.

Feast of Mater Admirabilis

October

Feast of St Philippine Duchesne

November

Christmas

December

Start of 2nd Term Mass

January

Lent

February

Our Lady of Sorrows

March

Start of 3rd Term Mass

April

Feast of St Madeleine Sophie

May

Feast of the Sacred Heart

June

In the Junior School, special assemblies led by the Year Group teams are held for the Feasts of the Society of the Sacred Heart. Additionally, the College as a whole comes together to celebrate the Feast of the Immaculate Conception by praying the Rosary and having an open-air Mass. 

In the Junior School, classes visit the Chapel for Adoration of the Eucharist around 4 times a year. Similarly, the Senior School hosts Eucharistic Days in May. 

During Lent, the Junior School offers Prayer Spaces and Lenten Retreats, while the Senior School engages in a Christ Encounter, a Lenten Talk, and a Reflection Day on the last day of the second term. 

In June, our Year 2 students commemorate their First Holy Communion, the Year 6 learners attend their Farewell Mass, and our Year 11 students participate in their School Leaving Mass. 

We also invite speakers from Catholic organizations such as Caritas, Life Network, Missio Tfal, and JRS to speak to our students whenever possible, enriching their understanding and engagement with the broader Catholic community. 

All staff and students at the College join in these upbuilding activities as we come together as one community in faith, love, and service at Sacred Heart College. 

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