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In 2025 we planted 'Seeds of Hope'.
HOPE is a feeling of expectation and desire for a particular thing to happen or to be true.
In 2026 we are encouraged to grow hope within ourselves, and grow hope for others.
GROWING IN HOPE means that we share love with others through our actions - acts of kindness, showing compassion, including others, and no judgement.
This year, let's all GROW IN HOPE.
Faith
Hope
Love
Thursday Week 10, Term 1
Stations of the Cross Today everyone will be participating in the Stations of the Cross - prayers that guide us through the events of Jesus' last day - his arrest, his Crucifixion, and his burial. Primary Classes: Rotating throughout the day with Mrs Halliday at the Church Cemetery Secondary Classes: Lesson 5 in the Church This video explains why we pray the Stations of the Cross (stop at 2.07 minutes)
Kate Benjamin
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Kate Benjamin
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Tuesday Week 10, Term 1
A Prayer for Holy Week Loving God, As we journey through Holy Week, help us to pause and remember Jesus’ love for us. Open our hearts to be kind, courageous, and compassionate, just as He showed us. Guide us to bring hope to others, and to walk gently and wisely each day. May we grow closer to You as we prepare for the joy of Easter. Amen.
Kate Benjamin
8 hours ago1 min read
Monday Week 10, Term 1
Holy Week This week is Holy Week - one of the most significant seasons in our Liturgical Calendar. Starting yesterday with Palm Sunday, the events leading up to Jesus' arrest and crucifixion take place, ending with his resurrection on Easter Sunday.
Kate Benjamin
8 hours ago1 min read
Friday Week 9, Term 1
Palm Sunday This Sunday is Palm Sunday. Palm Sunday is a Christian holiday that celebrates Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem , marking his role as a humble, saving King just days before his crucifixion. Celebrated the Sunday before Easter, it initiates Holy Week. Common traditions include blessing and distributing palm branches, processions, and hearing the story of the Passion.
Kate Benjamin
Mar 191 min read
Kate Benjamin
Mar 190 min read
Kate Benjamin
Mar 190 min read
Tuesday Week 9, Term 1
Our Father Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name; thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen.
Kate Benjamin
Mar 191 min read
Monday Week 9, Term 1
Lent: Renewal - God Brings New Beginnings "He is not here; he has risen." Luke 24:6 Easter is a celebration of new life and joy. It reminds us that God's love is stronger than sadness or fear. Saint Mary MacKillop trusted God and believed that new beginnings were always possible. At Easter, we celebrate hope, joy and God's promise of new life. "Trust in God" Saint Mary MacKillop, 1905 What does Easter mean to you? What new beginnings can you think of? How can we share Easter
Kate Benjamin
Mar 191 min read
Thursday Week 10, Term 1
Stations of the Cross Today everyone will be participating in the Stations of the Cross - prayers that guide us through the events of Jesus' last day - his arrest, his Crucifixion, and his burial. Primary Classes: Rotating throughout the day with Mrs Halliday at the Church Cemetery Secondary Classes: Lesson 5 in the Church This video explains why we pray the Stations of the Cross (stop at 2.07 minutes)
Kate Benjamin
8 hours ago1 min read
Kate Benjamin
8 hours ago0 min read
Tuesday Week 10, Term 1
A Prayer for Holy Week Loving God, As we journey through Holy Week, help us to pause and remember Jesus’ love for us. Open our hearts to be kind, courageous, and compassionate, just as He showed us. Guide us to bring hope to others, and to walk gently and wisely each day. May we grow closer to You as we prepare for the joy of Easter. Amen.
Kate Benjamin
8 hours ago1 min read
Monday Week 10, Term 1
Holy Week This week is Holy Week - one of the most significant seasons in our Liturgical Calendar. Starting yesterday with Palm Sunday, the events leading up to Jesus' arrest and crucifixion take place, ending with his resurrection on Easter Sunday.
Kate Benjamin
8 hours ago1 min read
Friday Week 9, Term 1
Palm Sunday This Sunday is Palm Sunday. Palm Sunday is a Christian holiday that celebrates Jesus’ triumphant entry into Jerusalem , marking his role as a humble, saving King just days before his crucifixion. Celebrated the Sunday before Easter, it initiates Holy Week. Common traditions include blessing and distributing palm branches, processions, and hearing the story of the Passion.
Kate Benjamin
Mar 191 min read
Kate Benjamin
Mar 190 min read
Kate Benjamin
Mar 190 min read
Tuesday Week 9, Term 1
Our Father Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name; thy kingdom come, thy will be done, on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us; and lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen.
Kate Benjamin
Mar 191 min read
Monday Week 9, Term 1
Lent: Renewal - God Brings New Beginnings "He is not here; he has risen." Luke 24:6 Easter is a celebration of new life and joy. It reminds us that God's love is stronger than sadness or fear. Saint Mary MacKillop trusted God and believed that new beginnings were always possible. At Easter, we celebrate hope, joy and God's promise of new life. "Trust in God" Saint Mary MacKillop, 1905 What does Easter mean to you? What new beginnings can you think of? How can we share Easter
Kate Benjamin
Mar 191 min read
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