Religious Education Coordinator

Celebrating Our First Communicants

This past weekend, we joyfully celebrated a significant milestone in the lives of many of our children as they received their First Holy Communion. The children radiated joy and faith, making the occasion special. It was a heartwarming sight to see them so proud as they participated in this sacrament. 

The sacrament of the Eucharist is not just a ritual; it is a profound encounter with Jesus Christ. In receiving His Body and Blood, our children are invited into a deeper relationship with Him and the Church. This sacred moment reminds us all of the importance of faith in our daily lives and encourages us to grow in our spiritual journey.

We are called as Catholics to live sacramental lives which means recognising God's presence in our everyday experiences. We can nurture this awareness by encouraging our children to participate in Mass regularly, engage in prayer, and practice acts of kindness and service. These actions help cultivate a spirit of gratitude and love, allowing us to embody the teachings of Christ.

One of the most beautiful ways to live out our faith is through the sharing of meals with family. As we break bread together, we not only nourish our bodies but also our souls. It is during these moments that we can share stories, express gratitude, and deepen our relationships—mirroring the communal aspect of the Eucharist itself.

As we celebrate our First Communicants, let us encourage them to embrace this sacramental life and cherish the moments spent around the table with family. 

God Bless,

Nancy Kubti 

Religious Education Coordinator