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Understanding Liturgy 19.6.23

  • June 19, 2023
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Year 6 Chaplaincy Team led our Monday whole school liturgy. The mission they set was to understand who God wants us to be and how he wants us to act. Let me know what you did or thought about to complete our mission this week.

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4 comments
  1. Year1 says:
    June 23, 2023 at 9:33 am

    Year1 have learned about understanding this week. We have tried to listen more and talk less, as we have learned this one of the ways we can understand one another more.

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  2. Year 6 says:
    June 23, 2023 at 12:21 pm

    I feel like I will understand what God wants me to do over time and I will learn these things – George
    I think that God wants us to be peacemakers by going out and helping the homeless and sending resources to help the people in Turkey, Syria and Ukraine – Anais
    God wants me to be the best that I can be and try my hardest – Lewis
    I think God wants me to tell people the Good News – Theo
    I think that God wants us to make the world a better place because the Pope wrote a letter to us all telling us to do this – Eric
    I think God wants us to be like his disciples and follow the 10 commandments – Brooke
    I think that God wants us to show kindness to others – Evie
    I know that God wants me to be a loving and caring person because he knows how much he loves me so it is only fair that I show the same respect back to him. Everyone is him so if I take care of others, I am taking care of him – Amelie
    I think God is telling me to always be myself because we are all unique and special in our own different ways and we can all love each other equally showing piety, despite our differences – Molly
    I think God wants me to follow the mission that the chaplaincy team set out every week – Kori
    I think God wants us to follow the example of Jesus and be kind to other people- Emily
    I think God wants us to be role models because if we are kind to others and work hard, all of the younger ones will look up to us and know how to act and then spread that to other people – Ioan

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  3. Year 4 says:
    June 23, 2023 at 1:52 pm

    Emily E – he would want them to be a good person and a child of God.
    Daniel H – Father John has told us that God wants us to be like St John Fisher, sticking by our principles and being courageous.
    Ganga – I know God wants us to be supportive and their for everyone so everybody can be happy.

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  4. Reception Class says:
    June 23, 2023 at 2:47 pm

    Reception class talked about how they had completed the mission this week.

    To try and understand who God wants them to be, Amelie said she has been listening to God, Ryan is trying to be more prayerful, and Ire will try and talk to God more. Josiah says he has understood Jesus’ word.

    The children thought about how God wants us to act and both Ivy and Darcie have said they are trying to listen more during lessons, – to show a love of learning, and Lola has tried to share more with her friends.

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