On Delany Day 2016, we invited students from Patrician Brothers Blacktown and Fairfield, Brigidine Sisters from Randwick and St Ives, Holy Cross Ryde and All Saints Liverpool to join with us in celebrating the life and teachings of our founder, Bishop Daniel Delany.
Daniel Delany was born in 1747 to a relatively well-to-do family, however, his father died young and he was sent to live with his aunts in a nearby village, Mountrath. Daniel was encouraged by the local Parish Priest, Fr Lawlor, to enter the priesthood, which he did in 1770. He then returned to Ireland in 1776 to educate the children and teachers and establish his catechetical program. Consecrated as Bishop in 1783, Daniel continued his teachings, helping the sisters and brothers to educate the young in their finding of Christ.
At Delany, students were treated to a number of activities to help them in their understanding of the life of Daniel Delany, with the theme, "The Cross is the sure way to find Christ". A Patrician jukebox, the Daniel Delany election campaign as well as a number of workshops led by staff, a moving liturgy and of course, lunch, were all enjoyed by the students.
More photos are in the galleries.
-
17 Jun 2026
Try a Career Day @ CathWest Loyola Campus
Year 10, are you curious about trying a career...? Register for CathWest's 'Try a Career Day' at the CathWest Loyola Campus!
Facebook | Delany
-
11 Jun 2026
From Facebook
Year 12 recently gathered for their final Formation Day at the Mary MacKillop Spirituality Centre, a special occasion centred on the theme "Mary, Undoer of Knots." ποΈ Throughout the day, students were invited to reflect on the importance of faith, interconnectedness and the relationships that shape their lives. Through prayer, discussion and reflection, they explored how faith can help untangle life's challenges while strengthening connections with God and one another. β¨π€ As their final Formation Day, it was a meaningful opportunity for students to pause, reflect on their journey at Delany College and appreciate the friendships, experiences and faith that have supported them along the way. ππ10 Jun 2026
From Facebook
β¨ Stage 5 Formation Day β¨ Recently, our Stage 5 students participated in Formation Day. A valuable opportunity to pause, reflect and deepen their connection with God, Jesus and one another. Throughout the day, students engaged in activities centered on gratitude, mindfulness and personal reflection, taking time to appreciate the many blessings in their lives. The day was also made even more special by the wonderful food shared together, for which we were truly grateful. A highlight of the day was spending time with Mr Carr before he commences a period of leave. We thank him for his ongoing support, care and contribution to our Delany community and wish him every blessing for the months ahead. #FormationDay #Stage5 #FaithInAction #DelanyCommunity #Gratitude #Reflection #CatholicEducation #TogetherInFaith β¨ππ
More News
Browse Categories
Aboriginal Education
Achievements
Agriculture
Alumni
Assistant Principal
Building Works
Careers
CSPD News
CELC News
COSHC News
Coronavirus
Creative Arts
Enrolment
Chief Executive Officer
Extracurricular
FPC
Garden
General
HSC
ICT Trainees
In The Media
Learning and Teaching
Library
Literacy
MLZ
Partnerships
Prayer and Reflection
PRC
Primary News
Principal
Promotions
School Events
School Excursions
Science
Secondary News
Social Justice
Sport
Technology and Media
Uniforms
VET
Wellbeing
WYD