Thank you to Fr. Daniel for coming along to help us celebrate the Feast of Corpus Christi. The uncertain weather meant that we had to have our service indoors. This didn’t stop our First Communicants from carrying out a lovely procession. @StPatsStAandE@leocushley @1918Education
How does what appears to be a piece of bread and a cup of wine become the Body and Blood of our Lord? Embracing this concept requires us to truly believe the words of Jesus in John 5:56. #CorpusChristi#Eucharist#CatholicChurch#feast https://t.co/VHGjpmlI5E
Getting our "flower carpets" ready for our Eucharistic procession today! These were made by all our Catholic Primaries and later today 300 Y3's will come together for a Mass outside and procession into Church! We are so excited! And praying for sunshine!
Scenes from #CorpusChristi2019 from across the diocese. Events in Workington yesterday, Carlisle, Lancaster and Our Lady’s Preston today, Barrow tomorrow. #adoremusinaeternum
Moving stories from Iraq tonight, and a chance to see some damaged liturgical items recovered from the Nineveh plains. St Clare's works to support Christians displaced from their homes in the region. Flower Festival here (14-16 June) will raise money for this cause. @ACNUK_NW
Happy feast day of St Catherine of Siena. She is a doctor of the Church and worked for religious reform. Part of the GCSE course and well known by our Yr11 students.
Some images from the #EasterVigil and #Easter morning Mass at St Clare's. It's been a wonderful #HolyWeek in the parish - very prayerful and beautiful. Thanks to all who have taken part. More on our website: https://t.co/s2tqsZo8Oq Happy Easter to you all!
Eternal life: the term used to refer to life in heaven after death. Also, the phrase Jesus uses to describe the state of living as God intends, which leads to a life in heaven. #keywordsinperculiarplaces#keyword#regcse#revision link with John 3:16 #reteacher
A few images of the wonderful #Triduum celebrations so far here at St Clare's. Don't forget to complete the story! The Easter Vigil is at 8:30pm tomorrow and Mass on #Easter Day is at 9:30am and 6pm.
Today marks the start of The Triduum . Here is a helpful guide to explain the ways each day is celebrated/ commemorated in the Church #HolyWeek#Easter#Triduum