Congratulations

Congratulations to our students who celebrated their First Reconciliation on Saturday. Please keep the students who will make this Sacrament in the coming weeks in your prayers. May they know God’s healing Grace.

Holy Week Masses 

• Holy Thursday, Mass of the Lord's Supper, 7.30pm, Thursday, 1 April, Holy Trinity Church, Curtin,
• Good Friday, Stations of the Cross, 10.00am, Friday, 2 April, Holy Trinity Church, Curtin
• Good Friday, Commemoration of the Lord's Passion, 3.00pm, Friday, 2 April, Holy Trinity Church, Curtin
• Easter Vigil, 7.30pm, Saturday, 3 April, Holy Trinity Church, Curtin.
• Easter Sunday, 9.30am and 5.30pm Masses, Sunday, 4 April, Holy Trinity Church, Curtin

Palm Sunday and Last Supper Liturgies

Thank you to Year 1 students and teachers for preparing a prayerful Palm Sunday Liturgy. Thank you to 3/4M students and Mrs Kain for an insightful Last Supper Liturgy.

Faith Reflection Easter Sunday - John 20:1-9

The discovery of the empty tomb – although so simply told – is an astounding event that completes the Paschal Mystery: the passion, death AND resurrection of Jesus. Whilst Christ’s willingness to go to his death on the cross was an extraordinary statement of God’s love for humankind, it is His rising again from death that offers all Christian people hope. It is the second disciple – the one whom Jesus loved – who is the first to grasp the meaning of what has happened inside the tomb. The Gospel tells us that upon entering the tomb and seeing Jesus’ burial cloths lying there, ‘he saw and he believed’. Unlike the later encounters with the risen Lord, this disciple recognised the truth and significance of what he saw in the empty tomb. He didn’t need to see the risen Lord to believe. Perhaps it is he that we today can best identify with. Not in a position to physically encounter the risen Christ, we are capable of seeing the signs of his resurrection and continuing presence in the world and choose to believe.

Adapted from Greg Sunter

Vinnies Knock On Effect

Vinnies changes lives every day, but they need our help. During the month of March, Vinnies is running the Knock On Effect campaign to highlight the knock on effects that donations, fundraising and raising awareness can have. With over 2 million people living below the poverty line in Australia, including over half a million children, your contribution allows the St Vincent de Paul Society to provide more than immediate help, it provides something much more valuable - the opportunity of a better life. Please join us in supporting those who need a hand up in challenging times.

4^th April  – Easter Sunday Year B    

https://www.prayingwithchildren.org/tug4l0v3.html

Blessings,

Fron Garrett

Religious Education Coordinator (Acting)