Dear Parents and Families, 

This weekend, a number of our children will be receiving their First Holy Communion.

We celebrate with them and congratulate all of them as they continue to strengthen their relationship with Christ. Our prayers and thoughts are with them this weekend.

We congratulate:

Molly Yr 4    Claire  Yr 6,     Erin C Yr 5 ,   Jack D Yr 4,  Will  Yr 5,  Charlie Yr 6   

Jude Yr5,    Larissa Yr4 ,  Beth  Yr 4,    Remy Yr 6,      Dakota  Yr5

Angelina  Yr4,  Charlie  Yr5 ,   Aishah Yr5   Daisy Yr 5

Of all seven sacraments, the Holy Eucharist, or Holy Communion, is the most central and important to Catholicism. Holy Communion is offered at every Mass, and in fact, the ritual of the Mass is largely taken up with preparing the hosts/bread and wine to become the body and blood of Christ and the congregation to receive the body of Christ. Transubstantiation is the act of changing the substances of bread and wine into the substances of the Body and Blood of Christ.

Take Care

Anita and staff.