GENEROSITY
GENEROSITY
generosity
/dʒɛnəˈrɒsəti/
noun
1. the quality of being or condition of being generous.
"I was overwhelmed by the generosity of friends and neighbours"
WHAT DOES GENEROSITY MEAN TO...
CORNELIA CONNELLY
Cornelia was always generous with her skills, time and resources. When her personal life was in turmoil, Cornelia, possibly more than ever, was generous with what she had. By educating local mill girls, she devoted her life to her philosophy of teaching. This selflessness is a testament to Cornelia's generous nature.
A MEMBER OF MADELEINE HOUSE
"Generosity means sometimes putting the needs of others before your own. In HCK, every student knows that should they need it, their peers, teachers and school staff will give, in abundance, their time and resources. This security and support is an important constant withing the school community but is vital during times of need."
A HOLY CHILD SCHOOL
Holy Child students are taught to always look out for those most in need. Through social action initiatives, community involvement and eduction, students are ecouraged to be generous, not only to those closest to them but also to people, sometimes thousands of miles away, of whom they have never met.
A MEMBER OF THE SHCJ
The SHCJ, give their time, resources and skills in abundance to communities all over the world. Through ministries helping refugees, asylum seekers and migrants, along side their educational initaves, SHCJ members always consider of the needs of others and share their support and time in whatever means possible.
Cornelia Connelly
"It is a great thing to know God‘s will and to be ready to do it generously."
Cornelia Connelly
"Generosity, generosity, generosity must be the beginning and ending of our life."
Cornelia Connelly
"Be generous and of great heart."
Cornelia Connelly
"It is a great thing to know God‘s will and to be ready to do it generously."
Cornelia Connelly
"Generosity, generosity, generosity must be the beginning and ending of our life."
