DEPUTY PRINCIPAL - Lize Privitera
St Vincent de Paul Winter Appeal
This appeal ends tomorrow. Representatives from St Vinnies Narre Warren Conference will attend our School Assembly tomorrow to collect donations. Final-minute donations can be put in the classroom boxes early in the morning. We truly appreciate your support of hot drinks like milo, hot chocolate, several types of tea, and coffee that help the less fortunate stay warm.
The Feast of St Mary of the Cross MacKillop
Next Saturday’s Vigil liturgy on Saturday 5th August, 6.00pm invites you to celebrate a School Family Mass to be held at Our Lady Help of Christians Church.
Upcoming Events
Please refer to the hard copy letter sent home via the eldest childearlier in the term outlining activities in celebration of the Feast of St Mary MacKillop.
- Saturday 5th August 6.00pm School Family Mass at OLHC Church
- Tuesday 8th August KABOOM SPORTS EVENT & SUBWAY LUNCH FUNDRAISER
- Thursday 10th August School Mass 9.00am, dress up day & a special treat to take home
Confirmation - Parent & Child Workshops
Parent/s and their child must attend one of these workshops. Attendance at one of these workshops is a mandatory requirement as part of the preparation to receive the Sacrament. Please bring the Confirmation booklet, and your pencil case to the workshop. Online bookings are required for Wednesday 9th August 2023 5.00pm or 7.00pm or Thursday 10th August 2023 5.00pm or 7.00pm
The Transfiguration of the Lord, Cycle A
Sunday, August 6, 2023
Matthew 17:1–9
Jesus is transfigured on the mountain in the presence of Peter, James, and John.
In next Sunday’s Gospel, the passage tells us of when Jesus was with his friends on a high mountain when suddenly his clothes began to glow and two great men appeared with him—Moses and Elijah. We learn about this important affirmation experience in the life of Jesus, witnessed by three of his disciples. It is called the Transfiguration. This was a special moment for Jesus’ friends because they saw that Jesus was the Son of God. Peter wanted to save this memory by putting up three tents on the mountain—one for Jesus, one for Moses, and one for Elijah. Jesus’ friends were probably anxious to tell their friends what had happened on the mountain. But Jesus asked them to wait until after his death, when he could prove to everyone that he was the Son of God by coming back to life.