Mount Carmel Catholic College Varroville
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210 Spitfire Drive
Varroville NSW 2566
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Phone: 02 9603 3000

From the REC

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Y9 Pearl Catholic Studies - class prayer. Yellow daisy chain with our hopes and dreams.

Happenings

Yr 11 SOR 2, re-enacted the process of visiting a Shinto shrine. One element of a visit is to write wishes for the upcoming year. These wishes are placed on the Ema wall. This is our Ema wall of wishes.

FIFTH SUNDAY OF LENT YEAR A

Mass of day with Lectionary and Missal texts of Sunday Lent 5 Yr A

First Reading Ez 37:12-14 The Lord promises to raise his people from the dead
Responsorial Psalm Ps 129. R. v.7

(R.) With the Lord there is mercy 

and fullness of redemption.

Gospal Acclamation

See Jn 11:25. 26

Glory and praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ!

I am the resurrection and the life, says the Lord;

whoever believes in me will not die for ever.

Glory and praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ!

Gospel

Jn 11:1-45

Jesus raises Lazarus from the dead.

Scriptual Context - Jesus wept

‘Jesus wept’ is the shortest verse in the New Testament. Just two little words carry a world of emotion and speak volumes about Jesus. Pope Leo I used this verse to highlight the two natures of Jesus, pointing out that in his humanity, Jesus wept for the death of his friend, but in his divinity Jesus raised Lazarus to life. Lazarus and his sisters were close friends of Jesus and Jesus is clearly emotional about the death and its effect on Martha and Mary. That Jesus is about to restore Lazarus to life does not deny the grief and mourning at Lazarus’ death.

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The following assessment tasks are due this week:

Year 9 - Search for Meaning - Asylum seekers research - Wednesday 8:40 am to the individual class teachers.

Year 10 - Gospel Podcast and bibliography submission - Wednesday 22nd March. By 8:40 am in the library

Studies of Religion 2U - Yr 11 and Yr 12

Visit to Sydney Jewish Museum.

Both groups experienced presentations about Judaism; its history, Ethical teachings, Marriage, and Sacred texts. Then the Yr 11s were fortunate to hear from Judy, a Holocaust survivor. It was a day filled with many new insights and learnings. We are grateful for the opportunity to visit and learn.

Harmony Day Activities

Year 9 displays their cultural flags; Lebanon, Samoa and Fijian flags.

Thanks in advance

Mrs Christine Meharg