Prayer
"Listen to what the Spirit is saying."
Prayer
"Listen to what the Spirit is saying."
Advent
Advent is a beautiful season, and sometimes all you need is short and simply heartfelt prayers to invite God’s calming presence into our lives amid the busyness of November and December and school holidays. Let these simple prayers ground us in the peace, hope, and love that Christ brings as we prepare our hearts for His coming.
Lord Jesus, as we enter this Advent season, help us cling to the hope You bring. In a world that feels heavy with need, remind us of Your promise to come again and make all things new. Let our hearts be filled with the light of Your presence, leading us closer to You each day.
Amen.
Prince of Peace, settle our hearts in this season of waiting. Where there is tension or fear, bring Your calming presence. May Your peace fill our lives, our homes, and our relationships, drawing us together in unity and love.
Amen.
God of joy, let us rediscover the wonder of Your love this Advent. Help us to rejoice not just in the gifts we receive, but in the gift of Your Son. May our hearts overflow with gratitude and joy as we look forward to celebrating Your birth.
Amen.
Father, as we prepare to celebrate the birth of Your Son, fill us with Your perfect love. Teach us to see others as You see them, to reach out in kindness, and to share the gift of Your love with those around us. Help us to live in a way that reflects Your heart for the world.
Amen.
We turn our hearts and minds to the people of the Yorta Yorta nation, who have occupied this country for thousands of years.
We pay respects to their Elders, past, present and emerging, and commit to walking alongside Aboriginal Australians in truth and justice.
Our theme for our school year is from the book of Revelations ~ Behold, I Make All Things New. With Revelations being the final book in the Bible, there was a sense of beginning and end, of prophecy and fulfillment.
Our 2024 theme is not so much about creating new things or “starting from scratch” as it is about finding new ways to give meaning to and celebrate what is precious in our Catholic traditions already.
Let us begin this school year with a great sense of optimism and celebrate how lucky we are to have a beautiful school, with beautiful facilities and a welcoming community.
To any of our students, families, staff and school community who may be grieving the loss of a loved one.
To all our students and families who are currently unwell.
All our families, we pray to keep them safe and healthy as we commence this school year
Our teachers as they guide our learners in the Learning Suites
"And whatever you ask in prayer, you will receive, if you have faith." Matthew 21:22
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