Students recognised for selfless service

Six of our students were recognised for their outstanding commitment to serving others at the Catholic Caring Foundation Mass

Rosmini College is incredibly proud to celebrate six of our students who were recognised for their outstanding commitment to serving others at the Catholic Caring Foundation Mass, held at Christ the King Parish on Wednesday 12 August.

The annual Catholic Caring Foundation Awards recognise students from Catholic schools across the Auckland Diocese who demonstrate a genuine commitment to service and care for others within their school and wider community.

Meng Zeng, Marlow Winder, Kayden Godbold and Bi Yoo were honoured to receive their certificates from Bishop Steve Lowe at the Mass. Max Wong and Laine Dominey, who were unable to attend, were also recipients of this special recognition.

These awards celebrate much more than individual achievements. They recognise young people who willingly give their time, energy and compassion to others, often without seeking recognition or reward. Their actions are a wonderful example of what it means to put faith into action.

We congratulate all six students on this well-deserved recognition. Their selfless service is an inspiration to our whole school community and a wonderful reflection of our school motto: “Charity Fulfils the Law.”

May their example encourage us all to look for opportunities to serve, support and care for those around us.

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