Who are you and what do you do?

Hi, I’m Donna Power, pictured here with my husband, Fraser. I create engaging, enjoyable and empowering online resources for the faith formation of your students, staff, family and/or organisation.

I care deeply about how Christian spirituality can strengthen individuals, families and schools communities.

Why do you do it?

What keeps me up at night is worrying about the suffering and isolation of young people and their families and teachers and working out how to:

  • affirm their dignity,
  • give them hope,
  • strengthen them for a fulfilling life

I can help you by providing ready-made and engaging faith formation resources aligned with Catholic teaching and special rosary beads. I can also facilitate bespoke retreats in person or online.

Qualifications and Experience

Postgraduate Certificate in Leadership and Catholic Culture through ACU

Certificate III in Systematic Theology through IFE

Bachelor of Education (Primary) through QUT and registered teacher

10 years as Campus Minister at Siena Catholic College

10+ years in Catholic youth ministry roles

Founder of Project Kindy charity for kindergarten children in Malawi, Africa since 2011

Mission

To strengthen young people and those who care for them through meaningful and empowering Catholic faith formation.

Vision

To strengthen young people, staff and families through the:

  • dignifying identity of being loved, made and chosen by God and His mission
  • cultivation of strengthening Christian virtues in everyday life
  • connection with Jesus through prayer, scripture, sacraments, suffering and service

Guiding Principles of Faith Formation

Start with love, hospitality and community.

Faith Formation affirms the Human Dignity of every participant unconditionally and aims to help them to flourish as human beings for the Common Good.

Christian stories, principles and values are most meaningful to participants when explored through their own experience and when their community intentionally and explicitly strives for a Christian ethos.

Catholic theological anthropology, virtues and social teaching strengthen participants by offering a positive, loving, grounded and transcendent identity in relationship with God and others.