If you are following the 11.30 Mass via the livestream on Facebook, you can sing along at home with the Mass sheet below.
Children’s Liturgy online – 26 July 2020
In today’s Gospel story, Jesus tells us about a man who finds treasure in a field.
The man sells everything he has and buys the field so that he can keep the treasure.
Jesus says that the kingdom of God is like treasure in a field.
God’s kingdom is very special.
Watch the video and say a prayer to God to share what you think!
Worksheet: LOOK-Sunday-26th-July-2020
More information: Children’s Liturgy online
N.B. We will resume the Children’s Liturgy live in September – either in person or online, depending on the public health situation.
Video: (c) Julie Sim
Children’s Liturgy online – 19 July 2020
Last Sunday we planted seeds: beans, lentils, peppers, spinach… and more… in our living rooms and on our balconies… at a distance and all together on Zoom at the same time!
Our seeds are the parable stories, which grow inside us.
This Sunday, we hear another parable about how to take care of our plants. Jesus tells us not to worry about the weeds. What does this mean for you?
Worksheet: LOOK-Sunday-19th-July-2020
N.B. We will resume the Children’s Liturgy live in September – either in person or online, depending on the public health situation.
Children’s Liturgy online – 12 July 2020
(c) CAFOD
Jesus tells lots of stories – “parables”.
Why?
In today’s Gospel, Jesus tells a story … about why he tells stories. He asks us to imagine that the stories are seeds. So this Sunday, in the Children’s Liturgy (at 10:45 on Zoom), we are going to plant seeds. What do you think will happen to the seeds? And the stories? Let’s see…
Worksheet: LOOK-Sunday-12th-July-2020
More information: Children’s Liturgy online
This will be the last Children’s Liturgy by Zoom before the summer break.
Thank you to all the children, parents and catechists who have kept this essential part of our community life going through this difficult period!
The shape of Christianity in the future
The World Community for Christian Meditation (WCCM), to which our own meditation group is affiliated, is offering an on-line retreat from 21-26 July. The theme will be: What is the shape of Christianity going to be in the Future? It will be led by James Alison, a well-regarded priest and theologian.
More details HERE, including a link to a short video in which Alison explains what he hopes to do during the retreat.
