What a fabulous morning for the parishioners and teachers at Our Lady's. Thank you GIFT and Caritas! #ourladysre @OURLADYSASPULL
Y1 discovered that kites were invented by Mozi and Lu Ban. We created our own kites and tried to send messages across our school and community but we don't think they quite reached #ourladysdt @MrsTeahan @OURLADYSASPULL
A lovely Hot Chocolate with ‘Assistant Head’ for Miss Wright’s last day @OURLADYSASPULL #hardworkers
It was lovely to visit Aspull Church and St David's to deliver the donation of books! @OURLADYSASPULL #loveourcommunityday #ourladysre
A busy morning delivering book hampers to the community! @OURLADYSASPULL #ourladysre #loveourcommunityday
We are delighted to hear that our Christmas Card entry was chosen to bring a 'ray of hope' to the patients at Salford Royal hospital this year! Thank you for your entries! @OURLADYSASPULL
Caritas working hard preparing for our community day! #preparation @OURLADYSASPULL
Excellent writing this week in Year 1. All about penguins! @OURLADYSASPULL #ourladysenglish
Caritas team doing a great job leading the fashion upcycling! @OURLADYSASPULL #reuse #recycle @SalfordDiocese @CAFODSalford @caritas
Our teams running a fantastic walk for water challenge at break time! @CAFOD #walkforwater
Lenten Weekly Reflection: ‘Unless a grain of wheat falls on the ground and dies, it remains only a single harvest; but if it dies, it yields a rich harvest.’
Take time over these next two weeks to notice signs of new life in the natural world around you.
Lenten challenge number 4
Weekly Eco Thought: We pray in thanksgiving for our mothers. We pray to for our Mother the Church. But let’s not forget to pray for the Earth which is our Mother.
Lenten challenge number 3
Weekly ECO Thought: God has the broader vision but we can take necessary steps so that creation is not ended but fulfilled. What step can I take this Lent to live more simply and sustainably?
Lenten Weekly ECO Thought (based on this week's scripture) Jesus is revealed in glory as the Beloved Son of God, on the mountain top. Throughout the Scriptures the mountain top has been one of the chief places of encounter with God. Let us recognise him in the beauty of creation.
Lenten Weekly ECO Thought (based on this week's scripture)
God pledges never to destroy his creation. Can we make that same pledge to God and safeguard the gift God has given us? Think of one practical step that you will take this Lent and beyond.
