Simple steps for sharing faith with your children This year, Holy Week ceremonies and Easter Masses will not be accessible as usual. But that doesn’t put a stop to our Catholic faith celebrations. Parents are urged to do all they can to celebrate these special days with their children at home. After all, the home
'Take it and eat,' he said, 'this is my body.'...Drink from this, all of you, for this is my blood, the blood of the covenant, poured out for many for the forgiveness of sins. ( Jesus, Matthew 26:26-28) Photo by Josh Applegate on Unsplash Feel free to share “Words of Jesus” with your networks: Tweet or post to
The story so far... As devout Jews, Jesus and his disciples travel to Jerusalem for the Passover festival. Many of the people have come to believe that Jesus is the Messiah. (If you are unable to play “read to me” please try using a different browser e.g Microsoft Edge, Firefox or Safari)
It’s a wonderful season packed to the brim with meaningful ceremonies that bring us to reflect on the mystery of God’s love. Yet we truck from ceremony to ceremony to family lunches and then wrangle over-sugared and overtired children into bed with an exhausted sigh of relief… Is it any wonder that the reverence and wonder of the week
This month we have updated our Holy Week Special. We go through each of the most important days from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday and break it down with simple themes, fun activities and prayerful rituals that will make for special and unique family memories. Let us know what you think! Is this helpful for
