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Pentecost Liturgy 24.5.21

  • May 24, 2021
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  1. Year 2 says:
    May 28, 2021 at 12:30 pm

    Daniel – I told my family about the liturgy when it was dinner time.
    Cody – When I got home I saw my family and told them they should look after the world and be greatful.
    Seth – When I was at home I told my mum and dad a prayer.
    Eloise – When I got home I told my mum and dad about the liturgy and that I was going to do the rosary.

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  2. Year 3 - Mrs Moloney says:
    May 28, 2021 at 12:32 pm

    Declan told his mum that Jesus was a religious person and you should always spread Jesus’ and God’s news.
    Lotanna told her sisters that at Pentecost the Holy Spirit came down.
    Jack told his mum that Nazareth, Bethlehem and Jerusalem were special places for Jesus as lots of different things happened there.
    Elsie told her mum about Rome and Pope Francis.
    Amelia told her mum to always spread God’s word.
    Isla told her dad that Mary appeared to Bernadette 18 times at Lourdes.
    Kiyara told her dad that Lourdes was a healing place and can heal people.
    Evie told her little brother that Gabriel came down to Mary.

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  3. Year 4 says:
    May 28, 2021 at 12:36 pm

    A – Yes because it’s a chance for my younger bother and sister to learn about Jesus before they go to school.
    S- Yes because it brings everyone closer together and helps people to understand who Jesus is if they don’t know who he is.
    C- Yes because we can have more followers of God and Jesus if we spread the good news.
    J – Yes because if you share with someone who is younger you are able to share about Jesus and teach them about Jesus and make new friends in the catholic church and school.
    M – Yes because it means that there will be more peace and joy in our world.
    A – Yes because its a chance for my family to get to know all the good things Jesus has done for us.
    B – Yes because it gives younger people a chance to learn about Jesus.
    E – Yes because my mum isnt catholic but to tell her more about Jesus so she can learn more about Jesus.

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