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School Chaplaincy

Our Chaplaincy Program

At Consolata School, faith is at the heart of our community life. Our School Chaplain plays a central role in nurturing the spiritual growth and moral formation of our learners.

We are proud to hold Weekly Holy Mass, where students and staff gather together in prayer, thanksgiving, and reflection. These celebrations strengthen our Catholic identity and help our learners grow in faith, unity, and discipline.

Weekly Holy Mass

Every week, our school community participates in Holy Mass led by our Chaplain. During these celebrations:

  • Learners actively participate in readings, offertory, and choir

  • Students receive spiritual guidance through homilies

  • The Sacrament of the Eucharist is celebrated

  • Special intentions are offered for our school and families

Weekly Mass helps our learners to:

  • Develop a deeper relationship with God

  • Strengthen Christian values

  • Grow in responsibility and reverence

  • Build a strong sense of community

Pastoral Care and Guidance

Beyond Mass, our Chaplain:

  • Offers spiritual counselling and guidance

  • Supports students during personal or academic challenges

  • Leads prayer services and special liturgical celebrations

  • Promotes character and moral development

Through our Chaplaincy, we nurture not only academic excellence but also strong faith, integrity, and compassion.

School Catechist & Catechism Program

Faith Formation in the Classroom

At Consolata School, our School Catechist plays a key role in guiding learners in their journey of faith through structured Catechism classes.

Through age-appropriate lessons, our Catechist helps learners understand the teachings of the Catholic Church and apply Christian values in their daily lives.

Catechism Classes

Catechism classes are conducted regularly across different grade levels and are designed to:

  • Teach the Word of God through Scripture

  • Explain the Sacraments and their importance

  • Guide learners in prayer and Christian living

  • Prepare students for Sacraments such as First Holy Communion and Confirmation

  • Strengthen moral decision-making based on Gospel values

Lessons are interactive and engaging, encouraging learners to ask questions, reflect, and grow spiritually.

Holistic Development

Our Catechist supports learners in:

  • Developing discipline and respect

  • Practicing forgiveness and compassion

  • Building strong moral character

  • Living out faith both in school and at home

Through the Catechism program, we nurture confident, responsible, and faith-driven young individuals who are prepared to make positive contributions to society.


 

Catechist Silas Ogolaa
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