Faith Education

Key Dates | |
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May | |
Friday 17th | Whole School Pentecost Mass 12:30 PM in the hall - ALL WELCOME! |
Sunday 19th | Pentecost Sunday |
Monday 27th - June 3rd | RECONCILIATION WEEK |
June | |
Friday 14th | First Communion Reflection Day at SFX |
Sunday 16th | Sacrament of First Communion |
Friday 28th | Whole school end-of-term mass 12:00 PM in the hall - ALL WELCOME! |
First Communion
We currently have 20 students preparing to receive communion for the first time. Please pray for these students as they are on this next step in their faith journey;
Jack P, Chloe P-L, Chloe R, Cooper W, Kyuss C, Tom R, Ronan R, Ethan Z, Eli S, Remy B, Harrison V, Holly S, Lenny S, Xavier M, Cobus W, Hudson M, Alexander W, James C, Zoe L, Matilda A.
On Wednesday we held a Family Reflection Evening where candidates participated in activities with their families in preparation for the special sacrament. Together with their families, students participated in activities reflective of the parts of the Mass.
Father Chinua also began his visits with the students, discussing with them the meaning of the sacraments.
Mini Vinnies
Cosy Collection
Mini Vinnies are collecting winter gear to donate to people in need.
We are looking for winter accessories such as beanies, scarves, and gloves.
If you have any old or unused cosy accessories at home please donate them to our collection by dropping them into the boxes in classrooms (boxes will be available from Week 5).
Please have all donations in by FRIDAY WEEK 8.
Thank you for your support!
From the Mini-Vinnies group!
Pentecost
This Sunday is Pentecost Sunday. Pentecost is called the birthday of the church because, before Pentecost, there really was no church.
Jesus had ascended back into the heavens, the Apostles were hanging around, scared and confused, and nobody knew what to do. Going out to baptise people and preach about Jesus was the last thing they had in mind because their lives would be in danger.
But Pentecost celebrates the coming of the Holy Spirit – the force that turned a bunch of frightened, mixed-up people into the church. There was a rush of wind, tongues of fire, and then suddenly there was courage, knowledge, direction, and commitment! Everyone started speaking and was understood, no matter what the language of the listener was! These were saints suddenly on fire with the Holy Spirit. And it all began with the wind and fire of the Spirit.
To celebrate Pentecost, students participated in classroom activities and we held a whole school mass this afternoon.