Posted: 13th April 2022
Donations for Ukraine This term Ms Madden and Mrs Lennon dropped off essential items that had been donated by the College staff at the Polish centre in Liverpool. Donations for Ukrainians were leaving for Poland
Posted: 13th April 2022
Immersion Re-launch We are delighted to be re-launching our much-missed Immersion Programme to Sierra Leone! We have invited our current Year 11 and 12 students to apply to take part in an Immersion planned (tentatively!)
Posted: 13th April 2022
Some important news items from this spring term: We all enjoyed the Annual Piano and Orchestral Instrument Recital. You can watch and listen to some of the performances too by visiting the YouTube link. (454)
Posted: 13th April 2022
Mr Dermot Rainey, Principal, St Ambrose College As I write this short piece which focuses on reflections from the pandemic, it is very clear that we are certainly not through it. Whilst many signs are
Posted: 13th April 2022
I became a Governor of St Ambrose College, (my old school!) after retiring as a GP in June 2020.My awareness of, and initial contact with, SERV came during the virtual Edmund Rice induction day for
Posted: 13th April 2022
It turns out that emerging from a Pandemic is not as clear cut as going into it. For months now we have been trying to open up our services to a wider number of people,
Posted: 13th April 2022
Parish WALK AGAINST HUNGER An initiative organised by CAFOD for Lent 2022. We are urged to remember two contrasting facts 1. 200 million children in the world currently suffer from malnutrition. 2. Each year in
Posted: 13th April 2022
On the 15 th January, we invited the Brothers to a meal. As it was also Edward’s birthday, a tasteful exhibition of photos and paintings was displayed. Michael prepared the tasty cuisine. Chris gave a
Posted: 13th April 2022
Consecrated Religious Brotherhood – Some reflections – Christian Brothers are identified in the church as lay religious. Many of us are often confronted with a simple but haunting question: what is a Brother? Some struggle
Posted: 13th April 2022
We invite all our readers to sign the Laudato Si petition ‘Healthy Planet, Healthy People’ which will be presented at the United Nations COP15 on Biodiversity in May. Let us advocate on behalf of our
O God, we thank you for the life of Edmund Rice.
He opened his heart to Christ present in those oppressed by poverty and injustice.
May we follow his example of faith and generosity.
Grant us the courage and compassion of Edmund as we seek to live lives of love and service.
We ask this through Christ our Lord.
Amen.