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Art Work
Inspired by the works of Norval Moriseau and Ojibwe artist Leland Bell (who painted a series based on the stations of the cross) a, this piece was conceived in the spirit of reconciliation, respect and appreciation.
Last Supper
48" x 72" acrylic on canvas. Painted by members of the Art Club and Mrs. Mulally's Grade 10 art class.
Last Supper
66" x 24" wood carvingBy Fr. Herman Falk
Speak Lord, your Servant is Listening
14" x 40" wood carvingBy Fr. Herman Falk
Cross & Dove
20" x 40 " Hand cut glass mosaicBy Mrs. Mullaly's Art Class
Sacred Heart
48"x80" Stained GlassDonated by The ArchitectsUpdates:
When Regular Access Resumes
Our school chapel is open daily to all students and staff for personal prayer, quiet reflection and prayerful gatherings. The chapel is located near the main entrance across from the main office.
Note: This year access to the chapel we be limited. But our faith can be lived in unlimited ways.
High School Students:
High school students can typically access the chapel over the lunch hour, on their spare or as needed.
7&8 Students:
Students in grade 7&8 can access the chapel over the lunch hour with a chapel pass (to be picked up in the chaplaincy office before school starts)
Students can also access the chapel in times of need by asking their teacher for permission.
Reservations
The chapel can be reserve by all teachers for class prayer and reflection in accord with Chapel Use Guidelines.
Chapel Use Guidelines:
Our chapels are sacred spaces set aside for the religious and spiritual needs of each of our school communities and their members.
Chapels are a distinguishing feature of our Catholic education system.
A chapel reminds us to make room for God who is at the center of all life
A chapel’s primary function is to support personal prayer and communal liturgy as well as school pastoral programs. In addition, staff members are encouraged to use this space with their students for prayer and reflection.
In order to facilitate the hospitable use of our chapels, and yet retain their sacredness, the following protocols apply:
Staff members seeking to use the school’s chapel are asked to consult with the chaplaincy leader regarding the appropriateness of the activity or event for this space. The use of a chapel should be for faith related activities and events.
Bookings should be made through the school principal or chaplaincy leader. A staff member must make the booking.
If the chapel is used for an event or activity other than prayer or liturgy, careful attention should be taken to set aside any religious items (lectionary, cross, candles, altar, etc…) before use and to return them after use.
The staff member who books the chapel is responsible for ensuring that it is returned to its original condition after use. Care and maintenance of our sacred space is a shared responsibility.
These protocols will help us to respect our Roman Catholic tradition of setting aside sacred spaces for the spiritual needs of the Christian community.