The Wednesday Word aims to help all school families draw closer to God, to the Church and to each other by sharing the Gospel together.
Please read the Wednesday Word together as family each week and support children’s understanding of the Gospel. Reflections can be recorded below. We love reading your thoughts.
Wednesday Word 26.03.25 FORGIVENESS
Wednesday Word 19.03.25 CHANGE
Wednesday Word 12.03.25 ENCOURAGEMENT
Wednesday Word Holiday Special
12.02.2025 TRUST
19.02.2025 KINDNESS
26.02.25 ACTION
Wednesday Word 05.02.25 FOLLOW
Wednesday Word 22.01.25 GOOD NEWS
Wednesday Word 08.01.25 BAPTISM
This week’s Wednesday word is Baptism. Baptism is the first sacrament in our catholic life. Baptism is when you enter God’s family. Jesus got baptized by John the Baptist in the Jordan’s river. When Jesus got his head out of the water the Holy Spirit appeared. In John 3:5 Jesus said ‘ No one can enter the kingdom of God without being born of water and the spirit’.
This week’s wednesday word is all about BAPTISM!!!!!
In the gospel reading, it is talking about how Jesus was baptised in the river Jordan and he was baptised by John the baptist. The first sacrament in our religion is baptism.
This weeks gospel is baptism .
The gospel is about when Jesus gets baptised and when John the Baptist baptises him .
When we are born the first sacrament we have is our baptism.
This weeks Wednesday word is Baptism. Baptism is when you are anointed with the Oil of Chrism by the Priest and welcomed into the Kingdom of God. In this Gospel, people thought that John the Baptist was the Messiah, but “I coming, someone who is more powerful than I am, and I am not fit to undo the strap of his sandals; he will baptise you with the Holy Spirit and fire”. John the Baptist was talking about Jesus. When Jesus was being Baptised, the gates of heaven opened and a voice said,“You are my Son, the Beloved; my favour rests on you.”
Another word for Baptism is Christening. Here we can see that ‘Christ’ is in the name itself.
Today is the Feast of the Baptism of the Lord. This day marks the end of the Christmas season.
I think John the Baptist drew attention away from himself and towards Jesus because he wanted to show that Jesus is the Son of God. John was humble although he performed an important task. He baptised Jesus so the Holy Spirit could come down on him. Jesus was God even before the Holy Spirit came down on him so this was just to show to the people that he was God.
This week’s Wednesday word is JOY! Joy is an emotion that you feel when you are probably happy about something. We can show joy by not making people worried but still we can do many other things to help. We could even bring joy to the animals by no deforestation because that is ruining lots and lots of animals’ habitats. Jesus’ disciples showed their joy in the bible because they got told that Jesus resurrected from the dead. Jesus showed joy because he was happy to help the poor, he didn’t ignore God by not doing what he asked but Jesus agreed to do it and that’s what we should always do:listen to God and not ignoring him.
This week’s Wednesday word is JOY. God wants us to be joyful. To be close to God, to follow Jesus footsteps makes us happy and smiling and makes us willing to help and be kind with each others.
This weeks word is JOY.God wants us to be filled with joy -Jesus came to make our joy complete. In this weeks Gospel Jesus brings others joy by turning water into wine at a wedding celebration
This Wednesday is ‘JOY ‘
Joy is what filled the stewards after they drank the water that tasted like wine after Jesus told the disciples what to do which it.
Joy is the word of the Gospel this week.
Joy means that God and his Jesus wants us to be happy. At Cana there was Joy because Jesus made water tuned into wine and everyone was happy and could see the power of God.
This weeks Wednesday word is JOY
To be joyful you have to be kind and caring to your friends and family.
When Jesus came back from the dead he showed joy to the poor by helping them with all their needs .
Joy is infectious said Mother Theresa. I bring joy to my mum and dad by simply being there. I am joyful when I look forward to something and am excited. My little sister is always joyful because she is easily excited. We should all be like this.
This week’s Wednesday Word is JOY. We can be joyful by cheering people on, dancing and more.
In the Bible, Jesus brought joy to Mary by performing a miracle that turned water into wine.
We can make other people joyful by:
1) By being kind to them
2) Playing with friends when they feel lonely
3) Showing solidarity
This Weeks Wednesdays Word is JOY! Joy is an emotion which you’d probably feel when you feel happy! You might feel happy if you win a competition, you got an award or playing a game. Jesus showed JOY when he helped the poor, gave help to others and taught everyone about the Bible.
Being with my family brings me joy. I love celebrating with my family. School brings me joy, I get to learn new things.
This week‘s gospel is about JOY. Jesus changed water into wine and brought joy to the wedding guests. Jesus performed a miracle. He helps people who believe in him.
This weeks word is about JOY!
Jesus took the water and made wine with his own hands.
He made a miracle for the people all around him
This weeks word is JOY. Joy means being happy and enjoying time. I feel joy when I spend time with my family.
This weeks Wednesday word is JOY. Joy is a feeling that you experience when you are happy. In this Gospel, Jesus performed one of the first seen miracles which is turning water into wine. This miracle made the people at the wedding party feel joyous. Jesus made his mother happy by obeying her request because he loved her. He also made the bride and groom as well as all the guests happy. To be joyful is a blessing.
This week’s Wednesday word is Good news! The good news in the bible is that Jesus resurrected from the dead. But some good news aren’t always from the bible, some can be on the newspaper, or it could be on the home page of google if you scroll down. An example of real life good news are that your favourite football team has won!
This weeks word is GOOD NEWS. In this Gospel Jesus talks about all the good things God has done for us (this is good news). He does this on sabbath day in the synagogue (like he usually does). But when he comes to sit down he says “This scripture is being fulfilled today even as you listen.” Which was true.
This week’s word is Good News. The Good News means that something good is going to happen or is happening which is Jesus. God sent his son to teach people about the bible, to spread his words and save us.
This week’s gospel is all about GOOD NEWS. Jesus spreads the good news of the holy word of God.
This week is about Good News. I received good news when I found out I was having a new baby brother and when I won the winter wonderland art competition.
This weeks word is Good News. Good News means spreading the word of Christ.
The week’s Wednesday word is about Good news. Jesus wants us to spread good news through our behaviour and actions towards others. We should be peacemakers, show solidarity, have a positive attitude, and respond kindly to others.
This week’s word is Good News. Good News means something amazing is happening, and that amazing thing is Jesus. God sent His son to teach us about the Bible, share His words, and save us.
In the Gospel when Jesus is baptised the heavens opened and a dove came down .Everybody heard a God say ” You are my son ;the beloved my favour rests on you”. When we get baptised we don’t hear God’s voice but the Holy Spirit still comes and blesses us.
This weeks gospel is good news
Good news means news that is good and God sent down Jesus as the good news for us , his people.
The Wednesday Word for this Week is GOOD NEWS!! Good News means receiving something amazing (in words in gifts.) Jesus’ tells us Good News and it was also Good News when Jesus resurrected from the dead.
This weeks word is good news .This means that something great is going to happen and the good news in the gospel is that Jesus came down and he is going to save us!😇
This weeks word is good news.It means that something great is going to happen and it’s happy and joyful. The good news in the gospel means Jesus has come to bring love to the Earth.🌍
This weeks word is all about baptism. in the gospel its taking how jesus was baptised by john the baptist he was baptised in the river jordan. i learned how baptism is important in our christian life
when we were born our first sacrament was baptism.
I read about the baptism of Jesus: after John baptized everyone ,all the people around John thought he was the Christ and John said to everyone that the real Christ is more powerful than I am said John then Jesus came and John baptized Jesus then the Holy Spirit came as a dove from the sky. It was interesting to learn about baptism, how its important in our Christian life.
This weeks word is all about joy!!!!
In the gospel Jesus performed a miracle in the wedding in Cana
when they ran out of wine Jesus mother said ”they have ran out of wine” Jesus answered ”woman my hour has not come yet” Jesus mother told to the servants ”do whatever Jesus tells you” there were six stone jars Jesus said ”fill them with water” ”draw some out” he said ”and bring it to the steward” the steward drank and it became the best wine
I learned that Jesus performed a magic in Cana in a wedding.
This week’s Wednesday word is joy. Joy is an emotion which is happy .Joy is ,a person good and nice. I love how Jesus did his first miracle at the Cana wedding.
Good news means something great is going to happen. The good news in the Gospel Jesus going to save us from our sin.
This week’s word is GOOD NEWS. Jesus is alive-Jesus came to the earth to save us and be with us also he wants to spread the good news to the people about god is love. From this Wednesday word i learned how to spread the good news by
1.being kind
2.sharing
3.helping
This weeks Wednesday word is GOOD NEWS. We listen to the good news at church, when we read the Holy Bible, when we watch the Mark 10 Mission at school and when we pray. Mother Mary received good news when Angel Gabriel appeared to her and told her that, she was going to have a baby. The word ‘Gospel means ”Good News”.
The best good news I ever received was when my mum told me we‘re going to have another little baby, my sister Maja. That shows that human beings can be the best good news simply by being there. We can be Good News to others by being kind to them and then they will be happy.
Simeon wanted to see Jesus, the Saviour, before he died so he would not fear death anymore but have hope in his heart. God gave him HOPE by telling him that he was going to live to see baby Jesus. Hope is when you look forward to the future. Being with my family gives me hope.
This week’s word is Hope. Simeon hoped to die only when he sees Jesus with his own eyes. Because he believed that Jesus was the son of God and he knew Jesus was the saviour. Jesus is our HOPE
This week’s Wednesday word is HOPE. The year is 2025 which means it’s a Jubilee Year, and Pope Francis has chosen the theme for this year is Pilgrims of Hope. Pilgrims of hope means to hope for positive things to happen like ending wars and people who are sick and feel poorly. A pilgrim is someone who journeys to a sacred place for a religious reason.
This week’s Wednesday word is all about HOPE! This year is 2025 which is a Jubilee year which was the year where everybody could have a break and as the people were having a break the land was having a break too. Our Pope (Pope Francis) said that this year the theme was Pilgrims of Hope. The Pope also would traditionally break down a wall to open the Holy Door at the ancient basilicas of Rome. Now plenty of tourists are going inside the Holy Door
This week’s word is Hope. Hope means wanting something to happen and patiently waiting, knowing God will be there for us.
This weeks word is HOPE.In this weeks Gospel Simeon feels hope that he will meet Jesus Christ before he dies and goes to heaven to live with God as God has promised him.
This week’s gospel is all about HOPE. This is when Jesus was born. The parents showed it to the lord. It was a divine being that will save all humanity soon.
This week’s Wednesday Word is HOPE. This year is a Jubilee year which happens every 25 years and the theme for 2025’s Jubilee year is Pilgrims of Hope. In this week’s gospel, Simeon hopes that before he dies he gets to meet Jesus and that he can live with Him and God in heaven as he was promised.
This week‘s Wednesday word is HOPE. In the gospel the man set his eyes on Jesus and then he said to God that God has kept his promise to show him the light and the man died in peace. God will keep his promises if we will follow him.
This week’s word is hope.
Pope Francis named this jubilee year ‘PILGRIMS OF HOPE’
Simeon HOPED to see Jesus before he died, and this is why the word is HOPE.
This week’s Wednesday Word is Hope. Hope is a belief. It is what we hang on to when things are not going the way we expected. Hope is also about having something to look forward to.
This Wednesday Words is HOPE. We must always trust in God and never give up hoping. God stands by us everyday and will help us all in the difficulties.
This week’s word is HOPE. Hope means that good things come true if we are patient.
This week’s Wednesday word is Hope. We can give hope to our friends by praying for them, being there for them, and showing solidarity in good and bad times. We can also give hope by inspiring our friends through good deeds.
This weeks Wednesday word is Hope! The theme for the 2025 Jubilee is ‘Pilgrims of Hope’. It is an invitation to showcase the hope of our Christian faith to people across the world, particularly at a time when so many are suffering from the impact of war, poverty, climate change, and the lasting effects of the COVID pandemic.
In this gospel, Simeon had wished and hoped that he would like to see Jesus and it came true. His faith was strong.
Today is the Feast of the presentation of the Lord in the temple.
When we spend time learning about and listening to Jesus, we are blessed with hope and strengthened so we are able to bring great hope and good news to others.
This week’ word is FOLLOW
Jesus told the men to lower their nets, so they did.
They listened to Jesusand followed his word.
This weeks word is FOLLOW. In this weeks Gospel Jesus asks the fishermen to follow Him and when they do they are rewarded, this is the same today when we follow Jesus we are rewarded in heaven.
This week’s word is FOLLOW. We should follow people who set good examples and follow God’s way.
This weeks Wednesday word is follow
Jesus always wants us to follow Gods so we can live a good and faithful life with God and Our Lady Mary.
This week’s Wednesday word is follow. In this gospel, Jesus asked Peter to let down the nets and Peter listened to Jesus. He followed Jesus’ instructions and caught a lot of fish. We can follow Jesus by being kind, lending a helping hand to our friends, being a good role model, and praying.
This week’s Wednesday word is Follow. In this Gospel Jesus asked the fishermen to follow him and they obeyed him.
We must accept Jesus as our Lord and Saviour. There are many ways we can follow Jesus. We can love others as well as love oneself. We can pray , read the bible daily and trust in God.
Once we accept Jesus as our Lord and saviour we will experience eternal happiness. We should always pray for never ending faith and never turn our back on Jesus our Saviour. 🙏
This weeks Wednesday word is trust
You have to trust everyone you know and who you have a relationship with
The people who were hungry and sad trusted Jesus and the people who were sad laughed and the people who were hungry got all the food they wanted.
The word of the Gospel is Trust because we need to trust Jesus. Even if we are sad unhappy angry, Jesus will give give us a good life in heaven.
This week’s Wednesday Word is TRUST. In the Bible,everyone gathers around Jesus. He tells them to trust each other,even enemies.He also says we should give each other a second chance. We can follow this example by showing forgiveness,helping each other,and much more ways.
This week‘s Wednesday word is trust. The people who were listening to Jesus‘ preaching, had to trust Jesus that even though they were suffering now, they would not be suffering in heaven. We have to trust God what he wants us to do.
This week’s word is TRUST. It teaches us to trust one another no matter what and particularly God and jesus and our Friends.
This week’s Wednesday Word is Trust. Trust means to believe and have faith that God will take care of us.
This week’s word is action. An action is when you do something that causes something else. For example, if you use less energy, that will count as an action to stop climate change. God wants us to act instead of watching others do things and tell them what to do. Actions that Jesus did are, healing the sick,bringing the dead back,dying on the cross for us and many more things. We should follow his example throughout our whole lives and always stay faithful .
Jesus talks about people not seeing their own faults but pointing out others‘ faults. This means that people like to talk about other people‘s faults but don‘t like to take action to improve their own behaviour. Just talking about how one should behave is not as good as actually doing it.
This weeks word is ACTION. This Gospel talks all about our actions towards others like talking about other peoples faults and problems even though we have faults too. We need to listen to Pope Francis who said”We must live in faith, not only with our words but with our actions.”
God asks us to do the right actions. You should take care of your own actions, problems and mistakes before pointing at others.
This weeks gospel is about action
When someone is being bullied Jesus would want us to take action and stand up for them and if treat others how you want to be treated you will have solved one of the problems in your life and that is love.
So Action means to fill God’s dream’s come true to spread out the Joy and our Happiness by treating everybody/Everyone good like doing good deed’s and Filling the world and Basically you could just Refill the world with more Joy and Happiness.
This week’s gospel is all about ACTION. Jesus tells us what actions we do show if you have good or bad intentions in your heart with logic from other things for example: a good tree cannot produce bad fruit and a bad tree can’t produce good fruit.
This week’s Wednesday word is ACTION. Sometimes we make good and bad actions sometimes depending on the situation. But Jesus wants us to make good actions by being kind, compassionate and thoughtful because that’s the way He treated others. Some examples of making good actions are listening to your parents or teachers, being patient or holding the door for people. Jesus made good actions by instead of just leaving the blind man alone he cared for him and healed him or when the good shepherd (Jesus) always look after us and make sure that we are never lost and he will guide us.
This week’s Wednesday word is action. According to the teachings of Jesus, we should do more with our actions rather than words. We can show this by volunteering to help the needy, being kind and helpful to one another, showing solidarity and standing up for each other. We should try to be peacemakers, spread peace, and joy to our friends and all the people around us.
Our actions reflect what we do and what we think. We must do good, actions can help us and it can show other people what we mean and when we are doing a song we have actions in the song and when our parents come we can show them what we mean with our actions.
This week’s Wednesday word is Action. Being kind to others, tidying up, listening, saying ‘thank you’ are ways to show people I love them.
This week‘s Wednesday word is ACTION. It means we take part in different things, for example helping the poor, the homeless. Jesus says that we should treat each other as we want to be treated.
This weeks gospel is about action. Our actions reflect on what we’ve done as a person. This means if we’ve done something wrong we should say sorry to them. We should forgive ourselves and try not to do it again.
This weeks word is LENT. In this weeks Gospel Jesus resists the Temters attempts to make home break his Lenten promise just like we should do during Lent.
This week’s word is Lent. I have learned that Jesus fasted for 40 days during Lent. It is a time for us to give up something for God; I will give up sweets.
This week’s Wednesday word is LENT. Lent is a period of time which lasts for forty days where we prepare for Easter. The main three things to do in Lent are praying, giving and fasting. Praying represents your love for God and to show thanks to Him. Giving means to give something to maybe charity or food banks so they can raise money to people who can’t afford stuff. Finally, fasting means to give up something for 40 days (for the whole of Lent) it can be something you really like. Jesus was fasting in the desert for 40 days but a Tempter came and tried to tempt him to see if he was the real Jesus by making Him turn stone into bread and making Jesus believe in the tempter not God.
This weeks gospel is LENT.
Lent is when you give something up that you love so you can spend more time with our families or something different.
Lent is the word of the week. During Lent you give up something to be a better person, and to be closer to Jesus that stayed 40 days in the desert and refused temptation 3 times.
This week’s Wednesday word is LENT. We fast, because Jesus avoided a lot of temptation by the tempter. Jesus didn’t eat anything for forty days so we should give up something we like and avoid temptation.
This week’s gospel is Lent!!!!
Lent is a period of time when Catholics fast or give up something they like to represent the 40 days and 40 nights Jesus survived without water or food in the desert.
This week’s gospel is all about LENT. Lent, which is a very special event occurring now, is a very special event. Jesus is in the desert, fasting with no food whatsoever. He remained like this for 40 days and 40 nights. So that’s why Lent is 40 days and 40 nights!
This week’s word is LENT. Lent means to stop or start doing something that makes us better. This Lent I would like to give a compliment to people I see every day and to help my parents.
The word that stood out for me is temptation. Jesus isn’t affected by temptation so we should strive to withstand temptation too. If we are tempted to do something we shouldn’t do, we must resist that to become better people. Love the sinner, hate the sin.
I think Jesus should have not been crucified but
Iive with his father. I love him. You should take care of children. I will not eat chocolate or candy or sweets.
This week’s Wednesday word is Lent. In the gospel, the tempter tempted Jesus three times. On every occasion, Jesus refused to fall for the temptation.
We should try and remain resilient in all situations like Jesus was. We should be prayerful and help others during this period of Lent.
This week’s gospel is LENT, this is a time for reflection and preparation before the celebrations of Easter. Many people give a something for Lent and this allows us to be closer to God . Therefore I will give up something to show my love for God.
We need to follow Jesus and encourage other people to follow him and god. It is not always easy but Jesus encourages us to keep going.
This week’s word is Encouragement it means to not say oh I never will be able to this instead say I can do this.
This week’s Wednesday word is encouragement. Encouragement is the act of giving hope or support to others. ways that we can show encouragement is by telling someone to try try their best when they are stuck on a question, telling them to believe and trust yourself, and telling them to staying positive. God encourages us with his presence, The angel Gabriel encouragement to Mary by telling her do not be afraid, and Jesus showed encouragement to us children in Matthew 19:13-14 which says:
” Then children were brought to Him that he might lay His hands on them and pray. The disciples rebuked the people, but Jesus said, ‘let the little children come to me and do not hinder them, for to such belongs the kingdom of heaven”
This Wednesday word is Encouragement. It is very important to encourage others with our acts and with our words. And we xan also find courage in our bed moment listen to Jesus and praying.
Wednesday word is encouragement.
Following Jesus isn’t always easy, but we need to keep following Him and encourage others do the same. Jesus tells us to keep going, even when it’s tough.
This weeks Wednesday word is encouragement
Encouragement is when you don’t know if you should do something and then someone else comes and encourages you to do it.
This week’s Wednesday word is about LENT!. It is our time to reflect and prepare for the Celebrations for Lent. People give up something for Lent to show that they are closer to God. I will give up something to show my love for God.
This weeks wednesday word is LENT. The tempter tried to tempt Jesus three times. On every occasion but refused to fall for the temptation from the tempter.
This weeks wednesday word is encouragement. It is giving a act of hope and supporting others. You can show encouragement by:
1.helping others with questions.
2.telling them to believe in their self.
3.support them by love.
This week’s Gospel is all about ENCOURAGEMENT. Jesus went with Peter and John to the mountain to pray and Jesus encouraged them.
This week’s Wednesday word is encouragement. As Jesus encouraged the disciples, we should also encourage others. We can do this encouraging our friends when doing tasks, playing sports, and by supporting them through difficult times.
This week’s Wednesday word is encouragement , encouragement is when we give confidence to someone. if we show encouragement to someone then we are showing out kindness to them.However we can encourage our self to do something and that links back to one of the 4 Rs which is resilient.
I like to encourage my Mommy and Dad, especially when my Dad is running. I like to encourage my brother to learn how to play better.
This week‘s Wednesday word is ENCOURAGEMENT. Jesus encourages us to make to good choices in order to go to heaven.
This weeks Wednesday word is all about encouragement. Encouragement is the action of giving someone support, confidence, or hope. Jesus is always here to help us and encourage us to be a better person as he loves us all equally.
This week’s word is encouragement. Encouragement is about helping others and backing them up. A bit like cheering for your favorite sports team or your favorite singer. Jesus encouraged us to follow in God’s footsteps, He shows us that the best path is His. We can encourage each other by looking after ourselves and others. This will help us build an even better community.
This lent I will encourage my little sister by practising reading with her. And I will also encourage my football team to win the Champions League and my country team to make it to the Nations League semi final. However, God wants everyone to be encouraged.
This week’s Wednesday word is all about Change!
Change is when something happened or changed your life in different ways.A change could be something small or big. In the Gospel, Jesus is saying that a man had a fig tree but 3 years later it still had no figs but the other man said let it for one more year and if it still doesn’t have any figs you may cut the tree down. This shows that change can happen slowly or quickly and the key in this passage of the Bible to have a bit more patience than usual.
This weeks word is CHANGE.Lent is the time of change where we make changes in our way of life. God ‘planted’ us on earth to bear the fruits of the Holy Spirit.
This week’s Wednesday word is CHANGE. We all experience change in many different ways like in number, changing schools and class and maybe moving communities.
Change in schools, houses, communities and class:
Change can sometimes be scary for you like when I moved schools, I didn’t know anyone but after sometime I started to feel more comfortable.
Change in behaviour:
We can change our behaviour by becoming more sensible and to listen to our teachers and people who are older than us.
How Jesus showed change:
Jesus said “Jesus Turn to God and change the way you think and act, because the kingdom of heaven is near!”. Which means to change the way you actions like not hurting people or saying bad things.
This week‘s Wednesday word is about change. Jesus helps us to become better people and stands with us no matter what. Lent is a good time to reflect our choices and become more self disciplined.
This gospel says you should change to do things better and to follow the love of Jesus. It might take time but it’s worth it.
This weeks Wednesday word is CHANGE. Lent is a time where we as Catholic Christians change and do better things in order to be more like Jesus. Change can happen in lots of different ways, like changing schools, changing houses and lots of other different ways. Another example of this is when we make mistakes and then change our ways so we make better choices in the future. Even though change might take a really long time, be patient and it will be worth it.
This week’s Wednesday’s Word is CHANGE. The gospel is about a fig tree that grew no fruit for three years. The man told the gardener to chop down the tree but the gardener promised to help the tree bear fruit and very healthy figs.
We all experience change from time to time but it’s normal! Change is normal in life and nothing to worry about!
Examples of change are moving houses, meeting new people, and changing schools. All of these are different types of unique changes, and they are nothing to worry about!
Change is needed, because we cannot live without change.
This week’s Wednesday word is change. Lent is a time to change to be more like Jesus and become more helpful to others. I have changed my behaviour for the better this lent.
This weeks gospel is Change
Change is something different happens in your life and you might not like it or you might like it because you might be changing your house but you do not have to be scared because it will all turn out good.
This week’s word is CHANGE! Jesus told his disciples a story: A man had a fig tree which hadn’t grown for 3 years. Jesus told the owner of the fig tree and told “man cut down the tree.” Then he said” make it grow till next year if it doesn’t grow cut it down “that’s what he said.
Lent is about the amazing Love that both God and Jesus has for all of us. It’s a season in which we remind ourselves about the true meaning of our Catholic faith. It is a time when we can challenge ourselves to be more prayerful, kind, generous, charitable and loving toward one another.
This week’s Wednesday word is CHANGE. Changing is all making a difference. Everyone can make a change, I can make a change by taking more notice of the important things around me and in the world 🌎. Then I can try to help.
Change is important because sometimes it makes life better. If you realise you‘re doing something wrong then you should attempt to change it. A lot of times it is not easy to change especially when you are used to something. But if you want to make life better you have to learn to change.
This weeks word is FORGIVENESS. In this Gospel a son’s father forgives his son who had “Gone against heaven and you.” But his father forgives him and throws a party to rejoice at his return.
This week’s Wednesday word is forgiveness.
Forgiveness is when you forgive somebody who was mean to you or you were mean to them.It is good to forgive because otherwise we would be all sad and nobody would be friends with nobody.
This Wednesday word is FORGIVENESS. No matter what we do, if we are really sorry God forgives us.
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In the gospel, the Father forgives his son for his sins. Jesus wants us to do the same with our friends and family like his father forgives us.
This week’s Wednesday Word is Forgiveness. In the story, there was a man with two sons. One of them asked for the inheritance and the father said yes. That son spent all the money when there was a famine. That son realised he had sinned, and asked Jesus and God for forgiveness. The moral of this story is not to be greedy and don’t worry about asking God for forgiveness. He will always forgive you,no matter the situation, no matter the problem.
This weeks word is forgiveness. Forgiveness is when you say sorry to someone or you forgive someone who hurt you. God has forgiven us many times when we sin. We are taught how to forgive by Jesus, who forgave us by giving his life up and dying on the cross
This week’s word is FORGIVENESS. Forgiveness means saying sorry when you have done something wrong. And God always forgives you and you should always forgive one another.
This weeks gospel is forgiveness
If you get into an argument do not hold a grudge or start hitting to kicking then take a deep breath and forgive them .
This week’s word was forgiveness. If we didn’t forgive people we would really hurt their feelings. Forgiveness lets us mend our friendships
This weeks Wednesday word is FORGIVENESS. It might be extremely hard to forgive, but as Jesus was teaching he said that if you forgive others, your father in heaven will forgive you. In this Gospel, the son spent his share of the money on useless things. When he came back to his father, his father forgave him.