It is with deep sadness that we sent this message and prayer to our school community to inform them that Mrs Pam Cooke passed away last night.
Pam was an integral part of the Our Lady of Mount Carmel Wentworthville school community for 28 years from 1987 – 2015. She is now at peace.
The OLMC Community joined together with Pam’s family to say goodbye to Pam on Thursday. At the end of the service Year 5 and 6 students, staff both present and past joined with members of Pam’s family and friends to create a guard of honour.
A very reverent and special way for us to say goodbye to a very special person who gave so much of her time for us.
"Pam, a past member of our school community and friend to many of us, has passed after, and we come to You today to give thanks for the gift of her life, and for all of the ways in which she touched our lives and the lives of many children at OLMC.
Comfort her family and be very close to them in their sadness and loss. Help us to help and support each other, especially those within our school who feel most deeply the loss of Pam.
Be with her family and friends in a very special way. Help us to always care for each other in our school, and say thank you to You everyday for all of the people who love us and help us.
We place Pam into Your loving hands Jesus, and ask You to receive her into Your heavenly Kingdom, where she will be happy forever and ever. Eternal rest, grant unto her O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon her. May she rest in peace."
Amen
Our Lady of Mt Carmel | Wentworthville
www.olmcwentworthville.catholic.edu.au
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30 Jun 2025
From Facebook
Today we had so many things to celebrate! We had class merits to appreciate and star cards recipients to recognise. Today we were also able to present one of our Stage 2 boys team with their medals from last weeks soccer gala day. They took out their pool, being undefeated and scoring a tonne of goals! We also acknowledged all of the boys and girls who participated in last weeks gala day, they represented OLMC with absolute pride and determination 💙💛🩵![763565872230263_1238463614740484-1]()
27 Jun 2025
From Facebook
On Wednesday 25th June, we proudly took four enthusiastic Stage Two teams—two girls’ teams and two boys’ teams—to the Soccer Gala Day. Despite the wild and windy weather, our students showed resilience and determination as they played multiple games, scored plenty of goals, and most importantly, had an incredible amount of fun! Our teams represented our school with passion and pride, demonstrating excellent sportsmanship and teamwork throughout the day. It was a joy to see their enthusiasm on the field and their support for one another off the field. A heartfelt thank you goes to the dedicated teachers who attended and supported our students, as well as our wonderful parent helpers who generously gave their time to manage teams on the day. A special congratulations to our Stage Two boys’ teams competing in Pool D who were crowned winners of their pool—remaining undefeated all day. What an outstanding achievement! Well done, boys! We are so proud of all our students for the way they represented OLMC.
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30 Jun 2025
From Facebook
Today we had so many things to celebrate! We had class merits to appreciate and star cards recipients to recognise. Today we were also able to present one of our Stage 2 boys team with their medals from last weeks soccer gala day. They took out their pool, being undefeated and scoring a tonne of goals! We also acknowledged all of the boys and girls who participated in last weeks gala day, they represented OLMC with absolute pride and determination 💙💛🩵
27 Jun 2025
From Facebook
On Wednesday 25th June, we proudly took four enthusiastic Stage Two teams—two girls’ teams and two boys’ teams—to the Soccer Gala Day. Despite the wild and windy weather, our students showed resilience and determination as they played multiple games, scored plenty of goals, and most importantly, had an incredible amount of fun! Our teams represented our school with passion and pride, demonstrating excellent sportsmanship and teamwork throughout the day. It was a joy to see their enthusiasm on the field and their support for one another off the field. A heartfelt thank you goes to the dedicated teachers who attended and supported our students, as well as our wonderful parent helpers who generously gave their time to manage teams on the day. A special congratulations to our Stage Two boys’ teams competing in Pool D who were crowned winners of their pool—remaining undefeated all day. What an outstanding achievement! Well done, boys! We are so proud of all our students for the way they represented OLMC.
24 Jun 2025
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Over the past 3 weeks, Mrs Anderiesz and Mrs Diaz have been conducting sacramental sessions for those students who are preparing to receive their sacrament of First Reconciliation. This Sacrament is the ultimate gift of God’s grace and mercy. It acknowledges that God understands our human nature and has provided for that through unconditional forgiveness. It is a Sacrament that over our lifetime we continue to recieve and continue to need to ensure we remain close to God. However, it is also a Sacrament that signifies our responsibility to examine our conscious and ask for forgiveness. Our Lord never moves away from us, it is our actions that move us away from God. It is therefore a process of spiritual renewal and healing, offering an opportunity to restore one's relationship with God and the Church.
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10 Jun 2025
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Congratulations to Desiree who received the sacrament of Holy Communion at Our Lady of Lebanon this weekend. 🙏
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Big big happenings this week! We thank our Confirmation candidates for leading us in prayer this week and we continue to pray for them as the Holy Spirit strengthens their drive to be a role model of Christ . We congratulate all of our merit and star card recipients and share the wonderful achievements of all of our Athletics Carnival champions. Well done everyone!
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We congratulate all of our Parish children for taking the initiative to recieve the sacrament of Confirmation. We pray that they always remember, that today, they recieved because Jesus loves them so much and wants to live fully, in communion with them ♥️
