This afternoon, as part of our Religious Education topic about vocation & commitment, Father Philip came to speak to Year 6 .

Before he arrived, we talked about what we would like to find out more about. Year 6 each came up with  excellent questions, that really showed both their learning and their interest in this topic.

Father Philip answered all of these questions about his vocation and his life as a priest and many more and we learned so much more about how he has dedicated his life to God and helping others.

Many thanks to Father Philip for your visit.  We really appreciate you giving up your time and the effort that you went to, answering all of our questions and we are very grateful for everything that you do for our school.

 

10 comments on “Religious Education: A visit from Father Philip

  1. Alexandra Y4 ✝️ says:

    A visit from Father Philip seems so nice. I hope he can visit my class too!

  2. I loved it, we learnt about so many things like that he was the director of the saminary for a long time; and by that he learnt a lot of forms that the students recieved their callings.

  3. Jacob year 6 says:

    Father Philip trained for 6 years

  4. Father Phillip taught us so much about vocation when he came to talk to us! I hope he comes again.

  5. I enjoyed learning about how Father Phillip became a Priest and I enjoy how he chose St James’s from all churches! I enjoyed this RE lesson and hope to learn more.

  6. Father Phillip told us so many things when he was becoming a priest.
    I enjoyed when Father Phillip told us how many years he was trained to become a priest.

  7. It was amazing to have Father Phillip come to talk to us about vocation.

  8. I loved when we learnt about father Phillip and how he turned into a priest!!!!!

  9. Father Phillip taught us so much about the seminary and how much it takes to become a Priest. It was really interesting!

  10. It was very interesting learning about how to be a priest.

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