REC News

Dear Parents / Carers

Feast of the Assumption Mass

Thank you to Fr Laurie and our Year 6 students for the beautiful Feast of the Assumption Mass on Thursday 15 August. Henry and Luana were our alter servers, and Tilly and Emily read the Prayers of the Faithful.

 

 

What are Altar Servers?

Altar Servers can be children or teenagers who assist a priest during Mass. Their name comes from the Latin word “ministrare” which means ‘’to serve’’.  Altar Servers try to follow the example of Jesus, who did not hesitate to place himself at the whole of humanity’s service. Not only during services, but also throughout everyday life, they should try to live by following His example of love, generosity and commitment. 


Term 3

Week 6:

  • Friday 30 August - Father's Day Breakfast and Prayer 9am

Prayer / Praying

The Examen

The Examen is a way of praying and reflecting on the day that has just been, and it is one of St. Ignatius’ great legacies that he left for us. This can be a brief time of prayer or a longer one. It is very much up to the individual, their preferences, needs, and lifestyle.

 

The Examen is a type of “examination of conscience”, where we reflect on our day, and “play” the events of the day back through our minds, to see where God has been present to us, how God has been working in our lives, and where we might have fallen short, missed God, or not been present to the work of the Holy Spirit as much as we might have been. It is an opportunity to bring loving attention to all in our lives for which we can give thanks and also to the ways in which we could improve and grow in holiness, truthfulness, and love.

 

We can think about our relationships with other people, with God, and with ourselves. We can think about where we served, or where we were served. We can think about what worried us, burdened us, upset us, and equally, what delighted us, surprised us, and helped us. 

 

Taken from: sacredspace.com


John Burland

John Burland, the Education Officer: Archdiocesan Liturgical Music, will be coming to St Anthony's on Tuesday 10 September for a music celebration. 

 

He will be performing/singing with the students in the Church: 

K-2 at 9.15am and Yrs 3-4 11.30am. The songs are linked to the Religious Education Curriculum. 

 

All parents are most welcome to join the students for this celebration.

 


CWF Fundraiser - Charitable Works Fund

On  Tuesday 24 September, St Anthony's will be having a mufti fundraising day for the Charitable Works Fund. Money raised will support Catholic Care Disability Services. We are asking for a gold coin donation - your support is always greatly appreciated.

 

 

 

 


Mass Times for St Anthony's Church

Saturday Vigil: 5.00pm

Sunday: 9.00am

Monday: No Mass

Tuesday: 6.15pm Mass

Wednesday: 9.00am Mass

Thursday: 9.00am Mass (Rosary after Mass)

Friday: 9.00am Mass

 

 

 

 

 


 

 

Kind Regards

May God’s blessings be with you,

 

Mrs Leanna Langlands

Religious Education Coordinator