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Fasting Liturgy 6.3.23

  • March 7, 2023
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Year 4 Chaplaincy team led the whole school liturgy.

This weeks mission is to stick to our Lent promise. Did you get tempted this week?

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  1. Year1 says:
    March 10, 2023 at 8:24 am

    This week Year1 have learned about fasting. They have learned that fasting is not just giving up food. We can give up other things like our electricals and use the time we have spare to spend it with family. We have given up chocolate, pizza and our electricals for Lent to be closer to Jesus.

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  2. Year 6 says:
    March 16, 2023 at 10:32 am

    I have given up chocolate for Lent and on Thursday and Friday, it was snowing and my sister had a hot chocolate but I managed to resist temptation! – Amelie
    One day last week, I had chocolate in my packed lunch but I didn’t eat it! – Theo
    I gave up saying mean things to my sister but last week she took some of my things and I wanted to say something to her but I didn’t – Zarah
    During Lent., I have promised my parents that instead of going on my electronics, I will spend time with them instead. I have managed to stick to it so far! – Molly
    I have given up waking my sister up in the morning so that I don’t annoy her but I have been tempted to do it. I haven’t though – Helen-Jane
    I have given up sweets for Lent but my uncle didn’t know so he offered me some of my favourites but I resisted! – Evie
    I have given up saying mean words to my mum because whenever she tells me to clean my room, I refuse to and I say mean words but I’ve given up talking to her like that – Brooke

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