On January 17th, our school celebrated the Feast Day of St. Antonius, our patron saint. The event aimed to deepen students' understanding of St. Antonius’ life and inspire them to emulate his virtues. By practicing self-denial and cultivating a prayerful spirit, students are encouraged to overcome temptations and live a more meaningful life.

Two Form 4 students shared their insights gained from the Gospel, encouraging their peers to follow in St. Antonius’ footsteps by letting go of material possessions and embracing a simple lifestyle. They emphasized the importance of personal growth, caring for others, and serving God.

During the liturgy, members of the Catholics‘ Society offered prayer cards to God on behalf of the entire school. In religious lessons, teachers and students explored St. Antonius' life and wrote prayer cards. Through the intercession of our patron saint, we hope to bring our prayers before God and receive His blessings.

May our school continue to follow the example of our patron saint, St. Antonius. May we listen attentively to God's Word and respond generously to His call.