Today's theme is Communities of Hope
Jesus's stories and parables tell us to have hope and to be kind to one another.
God's love will be there for us, even if we turn away.
The parable of the Lost Sheep has that message for us.
Watch the story of The Lost Sheep Here
This is the end of Catholic Schools Week.
Why not celebrate the week by singing This Little Light of Mine?!
Activity: Write a list of things that you are grateful for today.
Thank God for these things/people.
Decorate the page.
Today's theme is Communities of Resilience
Resilience means how we cope when things go wrong. It means that even when things get tough, we do not give up.
We learn to be resilient in school and at home.
During this pandemic, we are all learning to be resilient and trying to keep ourselves active. We are looking after our minds and our mental health too.
Think/ Discuss:
How are you keeping active? What hobbies do you enjoy most, at home? How do you keep in touch with your friends and family?
The story of Moses in the Book of Exodus in the Bible is a story of Resilience
You can watch the video here:
Don't forget to check the blog again tomorrow! Today's theme is : Communities of Love
When we love something or someone, it means we care very much about it, and it has a special place in our hearts.
In school, we learn that God loves us very much, and wants us to love him too.
Even when we make mistakes and do silly things, God will never stop loving us.
In the parable of the Prodigal Son, we learn just how much God loves us all.
Here is a cartoon video of the Prodigal Son Parable:
Here is the story from Grow in Love:
Activity:
Today, write about or draw somebody you love. Say a prayer for the people you love and who take care of you.
Today is Grandparents Day. Write about some special memories you have of spending time with your grandparents. Pray for your grandparents.