As a school and parish community we gathered together to celebrate Mass. We started by setting the sacred space:
We bring to our focus some items that remind us of our mums, those here today and all mums wherever they are.
A HEART a symbol of their love for us and our love for them.
A BUNCH OF FLOWERS to show how beautiful our Mums are and how much we think of them.
THE FIRST AID KIT reminds us of Mum.. the doctor who is always there when we scrape our knee or bump our heads.
THE CAR KEYS are for the mum who drives us everywhere and picks us up no matter what else she has to do.
AN APRON for the Mum who cooks and cleans and tidys up after us and always makes sure we have what we need.
THE CANDLE Christ is our light and our Mums share and show us the love of Christ.
A PICTURE OF MARY the mother of Jesus who always said YES and who is a role model for all mums.
Judy S "I thought the Mass was very good."
Iding M "The mass celebrated Mother's Day very well."
We ended the mass with Father Paul blessing all mothers: God our father, we ask you to bless all the mothers present today, together with all women who have a mothering role. Give them your love , that they may love those entrusted to them with the love that only mothers can give.
Give them your strength , that they may never weary of the demanding life they lead. Give them your warmth that they may radiate to their children the human and divine qualities of compassion, justice, dignity, patience and kindness.
Above all give them your joy and peace , that they may always know the special place they have in your heart ,that you love them as you gave your love to Mary, the mother of Jesus your Son.
May these special women who give so much to others, so unselfishly and generously, know that you are with them always. And may Almighty God bless you in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the holy Spirit
AMEN
After mass the mothers, grandmothers and other mother figures were invited to share a morning tea in the Narthex.
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π Celebrating Our Lady of Mount Carmel Feast Day & Grandparents Day π What a wonderful day of faith, family and community! Last Friday, we gathered to celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel while honouring our grandparents and the special people who nurture, guide and love us each day. Our students led a beautiful Mass with reverence and joy before families came together to share a picnic across our school grounds. It was heartwarming to see generations celebrating together, reminding us that our school is truly a community where everyone belongs. A heartfelt thank you to our parish, staff, students, families and grandparents for making the day such a memorable celebration. Our Lady of Mount Carmel, pray for us. π Saints Anne and Joachim, pray for us. π
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Congratulations to all of our students who received Merit Awards and Star Cards this week β our first award recipients for the term! βπ We are so proud of the positive choices, effort and learning you demonstrate each day. A special thank you to our SRC and Fr Janu for leading our school community in a beautiful time of prayer as we farewelled Mrs Murphy ahead of her retirement. Tomorrow marks her final day at OLMC, and we thank her for her many years of dedicated service, care and commitment to our school community. We wish her every blessing and happiness as she begins this exciting new chapter. π
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π Celebrating Our Lady of Mount Carmel Feast Day & Grandparents Day π What a wonderful day of faith, family and community! Last Friday, we gathered to celebrate the Feast of Our Lady of Mount Carmel while honouring our grandparents and the special people who nurture, guide and love us each day. Our students led a beautiful Mass with reverence and joy before families came together to share a picnic across our school grounds. It was heartwarming to see generations celebrating together, reminding us that our school is truly a community where everyone belongs. A heartfelt thank you to our parish, staff, students, families and grandparents for making the day such a memorable celebration. Our Lady of Mount Carmel, pray for us. π Saints Anne and Joachim, pray for us. π
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Congratulations to all of our students who received Merit Awards and Star Cards this week β our first award recipients for the term! βπ We are so proud of the positive choices, effort and learning you demonstrate each day. A special thank you to our SRC and Fr Janu for leading our school community in a beautiful time of prayer as we farewelled Mrs Murphy ahead of her retirement. Tomorrow marks her final day at OLMC, and we thank her for her many years of dedicated service, care and commitment to our school community. We wish her every blessing and happiness as she begins this exciting new chapter. π
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Join the OLMC Parish this weekend as we celebrate our Feast Day. Our Principal Mass will be this Sunday 19 July at 10:00 am. This will be preceded by a procession in the school grounds from 9:30 am, and refreshments and celebrations after Mass.
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