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Terrace old boys Nicholas Marchesi and Lucas Patchett are the founders of Orange Sky Laundry.
Orange Sky aims to give homeless people the dignity of clean clothes, and in collaboration with other agencies, assist them to get back on their feet and into housing. There is also a plan to provide part-time employment through work with the service. These old boys were heavily involved  in terrace programs such as Big Brekky. They loved helping out the less fortunate, and through the Terrace programs, wanted to make a change. This highlights how the spirituality of Gregory Terrace is lived on, even after you leave the school.

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The house friendship groups at Terrace give each house an opportunity to help those who are less fortunate then ourselves. For Magee, our friendship group is St Mary of the Cross. There are countless ways in which our house currently supports St Mary's, these include the selling of Freddos during Lent, the countless working bees and the homework club which is on every Wednesday afternoon. By being involved in a friendship group, it gives the Terrace students an opportunity to develop a sense of spirituality.

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The college crest was designed in 1950. It highlights what Terrace is all about, including some of the key symbols of Terrace spirituality. The Crest includes the Celtic Cross, an emblem of the Christian Brothers, the Book symbolises the quest for knowledge, the alpha, and omega remind us of where we started, and how far we have come as a school. The star and rays symbolise our teachings and learning are to be directed by God. And finally, our school motto 'Service Deo Sapire' which translates to serve God is to be Wise.

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The Terrace Timor Network (TTN) is a group of current and former parents, staff and students of St Joseph’s College Gregory Terrace committed to supporting the people of Timor Leste on their continuing journey of economic development and long-term independence.

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At Terrace, the college prayer gives the teachers and students of Terrace a chance to reflect on the day and think just how lucky we are to go to Terrace.

Marking the conclusion of a day, it is a religious expression the spiritual culture at Terrace and that we must abide by. Terraces culture is expressed and is nurtured by the spiritual practice of praying.

"O, Jesus make our hearts so human, that others may feel at home with us.
So like yours, that others may feel at home with you.
So forgetful of self, that we might simply become the place where you and they meet.
In the power of your love and the joy of your friendship.
Amen."

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Terrace's buddy program is a simple but effective way to ensure the inclusiveness of the school. The Terrace Buddy Program is a program to make every new student that comes to Terrace feel welcome. The program matches  grade 5 and 7 students with a year 12 student. The year 12 students spends time with their buddies to teach them all about the Terrace community life. This program is the beginning of the spirituality journey for the new students and the end of the long journey for the year 12 students.

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The Celtic Cross is a symbol of our Irish Catholic heritage. For Blessed Edmund Rice, it was a symbol of his KNOWLEDGE that God was a loving presence in his life. Edmund came to know Jesus through his own suffering and accepted the responsibility of carrying his own cross by committing his life to the raising up of the poor through education. Through Edmund’s example, we learn that knowledge for its own sake is valuable but it is what is done with it that truly matters.

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Terrace War Cries  are a way for students to express their passion and spirit for the school. War cries are done at spirit assemblies and at sport on the weekend, where all students to come together as one and celebrate the Terrace community. This all the students (past or present) to express their spirituality as one.