Faith

Our Faith Theme - Growing in the Trinity!

“Growing in the Trinity” provides a framework within which we meditate on the mystery of the Trinity, and grow in our understanding of, and relationship with each person of the Holy Trinity.

2023-24 Growing in Love, with the Father

2024-25 Growing in Mercy, with the Son

2025-26 Growing in Grace, with the Spirit

Ecole Georges H. Primeau Middle School will continue its commitment to our works of service, social justice, prayer, school masses, liturgies, celebrations and retreats. We look forward to our continued relationship with St. Jean Baptiste Parish as well as exploring ways to enhance faith discovery within the classroom, community, and the home.

 

St. Jean Baptiste Parish

Please click here to access the St. Jean Baptiste Parish website.

 

Father Trini

Our parish priest is Father Trini is from the Philippines, where he obtained a degree in Philosophy and Theology.  He became a priest in 2007.  Since then he has worked in a seminary in the Phillipines, as well as St. Catherine of Alexandria Parish in Lac la Biche, prior to coming to St Jean Baptiste Parish

Father can often be found at GHP leading masses & liturgies, speaking to classes & answering student questions and of course playing badminton, basketball and pickle ball with the students & staff.

Unique to the Catholic school is the capacity of its teachers to model and witness the Catholic faith to students. Through the spirituality of communion and the permeation of faith and wisdom within pedagogy and curricular content, our students experience what it means to live like Jesus. Therefore formal, intentional, and visible supports should be in place within the Catholic school so that its teachers provide optimal faith based learning experiences for students. The school chaplain plays an essential role in supporting the principal and all staff in realizing these outcomes for our schools.

As ongoing priorities for our schools, our parish team will work in cooperation with administration and staff to:

  • Create opportunities for the involvement of all students in classroom-based faith activities, being especially conscious of incorporating otherwise marginalized students;
  • Foster positive interpersonal relationships among students and staff to promote a sense of mutual trust and belonging;
  • Strive to identify and call forth the individual gifts of students and inviting them to put those gifts at the service of the common good;
  • Build partnerships with the home and parish in an effort to create an inclusive, holistic and hospitable Catholic school community:
  • Evangelize through a love for wisdom and truth, and an integration of faith, culture, and life. Furthering for students a Catholic perspective of learning and life.