Holy Sunday

Today learning about Holy Trinity.
The Holy Trinity is like an apple.
The skin is like God because  because he protects us like The skin on the apple.
The flesh is like Jesus he nourishes us.
the seeds the are like the holy spirit pkanting the fruit of the holy spirit.
is the picture of my apple of the Holy Trinity.

My Leten Promises

This week lent started.
Lent is when you give something up for fourty days and fourty  nights. It started on Wednesdy and its called Ash Wednesday. We got ashes on our forehead to remind us to turn away from sin and turn back to God.
Here is a picture

Parihaka

This week we are learning about  Parihaka.

The soldiers came and they had guns and swords. The kids were singing and dancing around. The women had baked bread and gave it to the soldiers. The soldiers felt guilty because the Parihaka people did not have guns and did not fight back. The soldiers took the men to jail. When they got out they rebuilt the village.

I found it easy to write it

I found it hard to find the marae

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St Mary MacKillop

St Mary MacKillop
Last Thursday we went to Mass. This was a special Mass for Saint Mary Mackillops feast day.
Who is Saint Mary MacKillop?
She is a saint. Australia's first Catholic Saint
What did St Mary MacKillop do?
She travelled Australia and New Zealand and helped kids by teaching them about God and teaching them to trust in Jesus.
How did Mary Mackillop become a saint?
In June 1995 Mary MacKillop was beatified by Pope John Paul II. A woman claimed that her cancer had disappeared after praying to Mary Mackillop through prayer. This is the Miracle that Pope Benidict needed to be able to recognise Mary Mackillop as a saint. Mary was canonized October 2010. Canonized means to declare a dead person to be a saint.