Don’t forget to read the March Newsletter to catch up on some important dates and upcoming events!
Mini Vinnies
Our Mini Vinnies are a group of children from Years 4,5 and 6 who have taken a pledge to be part of the St. Vincent de Paul Society. They meet every Thursday to think about ways in which they can help to support people in our school and Parish family.
Our Mini-Vinnies take their role very seriously and work on a simple principle of ‘See, think, do’. They see a need, they think about what they can do to help and then they do it.
Our Mini-Vinnies, so far this year, have organised coffee afternoons for members of the Parish, have visited Croft House (a local care home) to sing for the residents and spend time with them. They have planned and made up Lenten bags which they then distributed to Parish members and they regularly make and share prayer cards with the Parish and school community. The children have taken great pride in collecting donations of food from the Parish which they have combined with school donations to make up hampers for our local families and foodbank. Most recently, our Mini-Vinnie’s have organised a fundraising appeal for the children in Fr. Peter’s country in Mayanmar: who are living in difficult and dangerous conditions. The project which has been named ‘Children2Children’, involves our school kitchen making biscuits each Friday which are then sold at the end of the day. All money raised goes to the children of Mayanmar.
Our Mini Vinnies have such a positive impact upon the lives of those within our Parish and wider community.
Spring Term Newsletter
Don’t forget to check out our Spring Term Newsletter, it has some important information about upcoming dates and events. Follow this link to read more… https://sway.office.com/yCox666YCsMtDrML?ref=Link
Fourth Sunday of Advent
Peace
We listen to your word
“Do not be afraid.”
Come, Lord, prince of peace.
Grant us the courage
to build peace in our homes,
our local community
and our world.
Come, Lord, prince of peace.
Lead us in your ways,
as together we make a change
and share your peace with all.
Come, Lord, prince of peace.
CAFOD
World Youth Fun Day 2022
Feast of Christ the King
We came together to take part in a liturgical prayer to celebrate the Feast of Christ the King. The powerful Gospel account of Jesus’s crucifixion allowed us to declare the wonderful truth that Jesus is the King of Love. We then ended our liturgical prayer singing ‘Give me joy in my heart, keep me praising.’
O King of Kings, you died so that we might have new life. Help us to share your love with each other and to be here for each other in the most difficult times.
Amen.
Our Lady of Lourdes Remembers
This week our children have made us very proud. They have enjoyed learning all about the significance of Remembrance day, they have completed some amazing artwork and displays, have represented our school respectfully at the cenotaph and have led us in a special Remembrance Mass where we all had the opportunity to reflect and pray for all those who have died.
Our Lady of Lourdes Remembers
Anti-Bullying Week- 14th November 2022
All Souls Day
Three ways of praying for those who have passed away.
- Light a candle in your local church.
- Take a moment before a meal with your family. Each one can recall someone special.
- Before you go to sleep, take a moment to write a note of thanks in your journal to someone who meant a lot to you.
We pray for those who have died for this All Souls Day. We pray especially for all those in our parish and school community.
Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord, and let your perpetual light shine upon them. May they rest in peace. Amen.
Jesuits Global.
All Souls Day 2022 – YouTube – YMT All Souls Day Reflection 2022
All Saints Day
To celebrate the feast of All Saints, we remembered people who have lived their lives following Jesus and serving others. We reflected on how we, too, are called to be saints and how we can follow Jesus and serve others in our daily lives.
All Saints Liturgy – The Mark 10 Mission
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