Join the Little Liturgies and pray the Holy Rosary. The Holy Rosary is a Catholic prayer you can pray any time anywhere. It can help you hold Our Lady's hand and move closer to Jesus. In this Little Liturgy, we meet Jesus when he is twelve years old. We hear how Our Lady and St Joseph find him teaching in the Temple. It is a moment of awe, wonder and joy. We want to help draw children into the joy of praying the Holy Rosary and we slowly pray a decade together. We end with our favourite Marian hymn, As I Kneel Before You.

It's time to hear another parable from Jesus about the kingdom of God. In the Sunday Gospel, Jesus shares a parable about workers being invited to work in a vineyard. Some come early in the day, some later... but in the evening, they are all paid the same. Jesus uses this story to help us know that every person is invited into his kingdom. We think about how every time we pray we are stepping forward to be close to Jesus. We do this together as we enter a time of guided prayer and then we end our celebration with the action song 'Trading My Sorrows.'

Forgiving other people can be difficult. In the Gospel, St Peter asks Jesus how many times he should forgive a person when they've done something wrong. Jesus uses a parable about a king and a servant to show that we should always try to forgive. Greg helps us to understand that Jesus will always forgive us and therefore we should do the same for others. We ask Jesus to help us to be people of forgiveness when we pray. We then join Sr Chiara to sing 'Sign Your Cross.'

Do you know when Jesus is close to you? We are back for another year of Little Liturgies and in this first episode we think about when and where Jesus is especially close to us. In the Holy Gospel, Jesus makes us a wonderful promise. He says "Where two or three are gathered in my name, there am I among them." Greg helps us to know that whenever we gather with other people to pray, Jesus is there with us. We think about how Jesus is with us each time we pray and in an especially powerful way each time we are at Holy Mass. Having talked about all of this, we then enter into prayer and meet Jesus in our hearts. We finish our Little Liturgy by joining Sr Chiara to sing the hymn 'Be Not Afraid.'

In this Little Liturgy, Jesus shares the beautiful Parable of the Sower. Together, we discover that the seeds in the story are like the loving words Jesus speaks to our hearts. As we reflect on the Gospel, we wonder how we can become like good soil by listening to Jesus, praying with him, and making room for his love to grow. We then spend time in quiet prayer, inviting Jesus to fill our hearts with his love before joyfully singing the hymn 'Here I Am, Lord.'

In this Little Liturgy, Jesus shares one of his most beautiful invitations: "Come to me, all who labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest." Together, we reflect on what Jesus means when he says his heart is gentle and how he longs to help us carry anything that feels heavy or worrying. During our prayer time, we rest our hearts with Jesus, sharing our worries with him and listening for his loving voice. We conclude by joyfully singing the action song 'Trading My Sorrows.'

In this Little Liturgy, we are celebrating Saints Peter and Paul. In the Gospel, we hear how Jesus asked his friends a question and how Saint Peter wasn't afraid to let his love for Jesus show. As we reflect on this Gospel, we think about how important it is to show our love for Jesus and how Jesus chooses the people who bravely love him, to lead his Church. We then enter prayer and ask for the grace to be like Saints Peter and Paul. We then sing the hymn 'Follow Me, Follow Me.'

Jesus wants us to know just how much God the Father loves us. In the Gospel, he points to some small birds called sparrows and tells his friends that although God values every living creature, each of us are worth a lot more! In our prayer time, we draw close to God, inviting him to look at us with love. We then come together to sing and this week it's the action song 'Shine, Jesus Shine.'

In this Little Liturgy, we draw close to the Sacred Heart of Jesus and wonder at the depth of his love for every person. Listening to the Sunday Gospel, we hear how Jesus is filled with compassion for the crowds and chooses twelve apostles to help him care for God's people. As we pray, we rest in the love of Jesus, listen for his voice, and consider how he might be inviting us to share his love with the world around us.

We are celebrating Corpus Christi. In the Gospel, we meet Jesus as he shares a beautiful teaching with his friends. He says ‘I am the living bread.’ His friends are quite confused, but at the Last Supper, more becomes clear. Jesus gives us his Body and Blood in the bread and wine at Holy Mass. We pray about this wonderful mystery and then sing the hymn ‘This is My Body.’

Our God is three in one. We call this mystery the Holy Trinity. This Little Liturgy marks the Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity. Together, we listen to the voice of Jesus in the Gospel. Then, we think about how the love of the Holy Trinity is 'a love that gives.' We then move into a time of prayer, drawing close to the Holy Trinity. We conclude with the hymn 'Goodness of God' sung beautifully by Angel.

In this Little Liturgy, we celebrate the Feast of Pentecost. We meet Jesus’ friends as they wait in an upper room. Our Lady is with them. As they are praying, the Holy Spirit comes as fire and wind. We enter this moment together and pray for the Holy Spirit to come into our hearts too.

In this Little Liturgy, we celebrate the Ascension of the Lord. We hear in the Gospel how Jesus returned to heaven and made a beautiful promise to his disciples: “I am with you always.” He makes the same promise to us. Whatever happens, he will always be by our side. In the days ahead, we can also copy what Jesus' friends did after the Ascension and pray for the Holy Spirit to come at Pentecost.

Jesus loves us so much and wants us to know that he is always by our side. In the Gospel, we meet Jesus and his friends at the Last Supper. His friends are sad but to comfort them, Jesus makes a promise. “I will send a Helper.” Together, we think about who this Helper is. This is a beautiful opportunity to invite the Holy Spirit to be with us always.

May is the Month of Mary. In this Little Liturgy we listen to Jesus’ voice in the Gospel as he speaks about ‘The Way’ to the ‘Father’s House.’ To follow Jesus’ way, we can ask Mary, Our Lady, to help us. She knows Jesus so well and can help us to walk with him. We ask for Our Lady’s help in prayer and then sing a beautiful hymn to her called ‘Flowers of the Rarest.’ There are some actions to learn too!

This Easter Little Liturgy is for Good Shepherd Sunday, the Fourth Sunday of Easter. In the Gospel we hear the parable of the Good Shepherd and Jesus tells us that his sheep listen to his voice. We can listen to Jesus' voice when we pray, open the Bible and visit him at Mass. We pray that this Little Liturgy helps children at school, home and in the parish experience the guiding love of their Good Shepherd.

In the Gospel, Jesus meets two of his friends who are sad. It’s Easter Sunday afternoon but the two friends do not know Jesus is alive again. Jesus speaks, walks and eats with them. Then as Jesus breaks some bread, they recognise him. Greg helps us know four different ways we can recognise Jesus with us. We then move into a time of prayer and finish with the song ‘Praise!’

It’s Easter Sunday night and Jesus’s friends are hiding behind a locked door. But Jesus comes in and stands with them. They are so pleased to see Jesus, however one of his disciples, Thomas, is missing. He is sad and confused. Did Jesus forget about Thomas. In our prayer time we learn that Jesus never forgets us and that even when we can’t see him, he is close and loving us.

Today we celebrate Easter Sunday, the greatest moment of the Church year! In the Gospel, we join Jesus’ friends as they walk silently to his tomb. At the tomb something amazing happens, the stone is rolled away by and angel and the tomb is empty. Together, we enter into the awe and wonder of this Easter Gospel and then meet the Risen Jesus in prayer. We also have a brilliant action song to finish called ‘Thine Be The Glory.‘

Today we celebrate Palm Sunday and the start of the most important time of the year, Holy Week. We meet Jesus in the Gospel as he gets ready to enter Jerusalem. The people are so excited to see Jesus and they welcome him by waving palm branches in the air and putting them on the road. We too can celebrate Palm Sunday and welcome Jesus into our hearts this Holy Week. Our hymn this week is our favourite Palm Sunday song. It’s ‘Sing Hosanna!’

Jesus hears that his friend Lazarus is ill, but by the time he arrives at his house, Lazarus has been dead for four days! However, we hear in the Gospel how, with Jesus, death isn’t the end. We listen as Jesus calls Lazarus out of the tomb. Jesus raises him from the dead! This Lenten celebration of the Word is a perfect way to prepare for Holy Week and we pray children can encounter Jesus who is the resurrection and the life!

There is a difference between seeing with your eyes and seeing with your heart. In this Little Liturgy, we hear how Jesus healed a blind man. Greg helps us understand that to know who Jesus is, we need to see with the our hearts and believe in him. The video then moves into a time of prayer and then sing the hymn ‘I Could Sing of Your Love Forever.’

Jesus is always ready to be your friend. In this Lent Little Liturgy, Jesus meets a lonely woman by a well and changes the way she feels about herself. We Jesus will never leave you lonely. We thank him for this in prayer and then sing with Angel.

Jesus takes his three friends up a high mountain. At the top, his face and his clothes shine like the sun. In this Little Liturgy we look at Jesus shining in our hearts. St Peter loved being on the mountain with Jesus, he felt love, happiness and peace. Together, as we meet Jesus, we can feel just like St Peter. After praying together, we sing the hymn Be Still with Sr Chiara CFR.

In the Gospel, Jesus is led by the Holy Spirit into a wild place called the wilderness. There he faces three temptations. Jesus is so strong in his love and he beats the temptations! This Gospel helps us to begin the season of Lent and to learn about the three pillars of the season: prayer, fasting and giving. We move into a time of prayer and then sing “Sign Your Cross” with Sr Chiara.

In the second week in February each year, we celebrate the feast of Our Lady of Lourdes. In this Little Liturgy we celebrate Our Lady of Lourdes by hearing a Gospel story about when Our Lady and Jesus went to a wedding feast in Cana. Greg helps us know that Our Lady will always share our worries and problems with her Son Jesus. He also tells us the story of Lourdes and how Our Lady spoke to a young girl called Bernadette. We then join our hands and pray with Our Lady before heading to Lourdes to sing ‘As I Kneel Before You.’

Jesus says “You are the salt of the earth… you are the light of the world.” In this Little Liturgy, Greg helps us to better understand Jesus’s words and what he is inviting us to do. He shares some beautiful symbols to help us too, salt, a lamp and a city on a hill. All of this will lead into our prayer time and a moment to invite the light and love of Jesus in so that we can share it with others.

In this Little Liturgy, we celebrate the Presentation of the Lord and learn that Jesus is the Light of the world, given for all people. Jesus invites you to look for his light each day and to hold him close in your heart. Together, we meet Jesus in quiet prayer and then join Angel to sing the hymn ‘Sing Aloud.’

We hear how Jesus calls the fishermen to put down their nets and follow him! We first meet Jesus as he looks for his first followers. He chooses Simon-Peter, Andrew, James and John... but also you. Jesus invites you to follow him each day. We share ways that we can show we follow Jesus and then we meet him in prayer. We then join Sr Chiara to sing one of our favourite hymns: Follow Me, Follow Me!

In this Little Liturgy, we meet St John the Baptist as he sees Jesus walking towards him. He says “Behold the Lamb of God who takes away the sin of the world!” He is pointing people towards Jesus. Together, we reflect upon how we can point people to Jesus and also how he is always moving towards us. We then meet with Jesus in prayer and sing a new hymn called ‘Holy Forever’ with Sr Chiara.

We are celebrating the Baptism of Jesus together. In the Gospel, we hear how Jesus went to the River Jordan to find his cousin John. John lowered Jesus into the river and when he came up something amazing happened! We help children to pray about this moment and understand more about what the Sacrament of Baptism is. As always, we share quiet prayer time together and then sing a hymn. This week it’s ‘God’s Spirit is in my heart.’

We are celebrating the arrival of the wise men in Bethlehem. This moment is called the Epiphany. As we listen to the Gospel story of the wise men following a star and discovering Jesus. We too can move close to Jesus in our hearts. We can lay before him the greatest gift; our love. After we have contemplated the Gospel and met Jesus in prayer we sing the hymn ‘We Three Kings.’

Our Third Advent Little Liturgy invites children to celebrate Gaudete Sunday, the Sunday of joy. As we gather together, we notice the pink cloth and light the pink candle on our Advent wreath. We then listen to the Gospel where St John the Baptist, from his prison cell, hears about the amazing things Jesus is doing. We also draw close to the stable in Bethlehem and consider the beautiful joy Mary, St Joseph, the shepherds and wise men felt as they met with Jesus. We end with prayer and the beautiful Advent hym ‘Gabriel’s Message.’

Our second Advent Little Liturgy helps children experience the Sunday Gospel and hear the words of St John the Baptist as he cries ‘Prepare the way of the Lord.’ We pray about how we can make a beautiful straight path for the Lord Jesus to come into our hearts and fill us with his love. We then meet Jesus in prayer and end by singing the Advent hymn ‘O Come O Come Emmanuel.'

What is the season of Advent all about? In this Little Liturgy, we discover that Advent is about getting ready for two things: the celebration of Christmas and the Parousia! After sharing the Gospel for the First Sunday of Advent, Greg shares more about these two events and how you can 'stay awake' and be ready! We also have a beautiful Advent hymn to share called 'Come Thou Long Expected Jesus.'

Jesus is the King of the Universe! In this Little Liturgy we celebrate the Solemnity of Christ the King together. In the Christ the King Gospel, we hear the beautiful words of Jesus from the cross. Greg helps us to reflect upon the type of king Jesus is. We then pray and welcome King Jesus to sit on the throne of our hearts. We conclude with Angel as she sings 'King of Kings.'

What should we do when disasters come? Keep loving and following Jesus. In the Gospel Jesus predicts that the Temple will be destroyed and great disasters will happen. We take this tricky Gospel and use it as beautiful chance to present Catholic Social Teaching to the youngest children. We should prefer the poor and always help those who are facing difficulties and disasters.

This Little Liturgy celebrates the Feast of the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica. In the Gospel, we meet Jesus in the Temple. Jesus is not pleased to find the Temple full of noise and busyness. He knows it should be a holy place. Greg reflects upon how our hearts can be a holy place and we can make sure there is space for God there. We invite God into our hearts when we pray together and then sing The Lord's Prayer with Angel.

We are celebrating All Saints together. But what is a saint and how can you become one? We explore these questions after listening to a reading from Saint John. We then pray together with the saints, asking for their help to be saints one day too. We end by singing a beautiful hymn called 'O Praise the Name.'

Jesus shares a parable about a pharisee and a tax collector in the Sunday Gospel. Both men go to the Temple to pray. One makes a boastful prayer but the other is honest and sorrowful. Which man do you think Jesus will say made the better prayer? Greg helps us to reflect upon this parable and how pleased Jesus is when we make an honest prayer. We also pray the 'Lord Have Mercy' together and then join Sr Chiara to sing 'Be Still.'

In the Gospel, Jesus shares with us a parable about a widow and a mean judge. The widow needs help and won't take 'no' for an answer. Jesus teaches us the importance of not giving up on prayer. Greg then teaches us the five finger prayer, popularised by Pop Francis. We then use this prayer and join Joe to sing 'Faithful Father.'

Jesus meets ten lepers, people suffering from a terrible skin disease. Jesus heals them all but only one returns. In this Little Liturgy, we learn the power and importance of saying thank you, especially to Jesus. We pray together, thanking Jesus for all of the good things he gives to us. We the sing 'All The People Said Amen' with Sr Chiara.

Did you know that you have a guardian angel? Jesus chose a guardian angel for you when you were born. Your guardian angel watches over you and guides you to God. In this celebration, we wonder about our guardian angels and learn the 'Angel of God Prayer.' We pray this celebration of the Word introduces a new generation of children to a beautiful devotion that many older Catholics grew up with.

Mary is our Queen and Mother. She helps us to know and love Jesus more. In this special Rosary Challenge Little Liturgy, filmed at St George's Cathedral, we travel through the important moments of Our Lady's life on earth. We pray the Holy Rosary together and sing a beautiful hymn to Our Lady.

Jesus loves you so much and is delighted each time you choose to be honest and trustworthy. In this Little Liturgy we listen to the beautiful words of Jesus and respond to his question "Can I trust you?" Greg helps us to meet with Jesus in prayer and we then sing 'Make Me a Channel of Your Peace' with Angel.

Why is the cross our symbol as Christians? What do you see when you look at the cross? As we celebrate the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross we listen to the beautiful words of Jesus in the Gospel. Greg then helps us open our hearts to the meaning of the cross and what we can think when we see it. Sr Chiara closes our celebration with the perfect song: Sign Your Cross.

Carlo Acutis is being made a saint of the Catholic Church. Saint Carlo had a super power which helped him love his family and friends. Greg helps us to know St Carlo Acutis more and to be inspired to follow his example. We then enter into the quiet of prayer and sing the hymn "Here I Am Lord" with Angel.

It’s our final Little Liturgy of the school year and we join Jesus at the house of Mary and Martha. Martha is rushing around, Mary is sat quietly with Jesus. Who do you think has made the better choice? We think about this Gospel together and what Jesus may be asking us to do. We then pray and sing with Sr Chiara.

In this Little Liturgy, we hear a story of a man injured on the road to Jericho. It is the parable of the Good Samaritan and Jesus shares this parable to help you know that he will always help you. Greg guides us through the parable and helps us wonder about how Jesus is like the Samaritan. We then meet Jesus in prayer and sing Way Maker with Fr Columba.

In the Gospel, Jesus gathers his friends together and sends them out with a mission to share his peace with everyone. He says "Whatever house you enter, first say, peace be to this house." Greg helps us to reflect upon this Gospel and to understand that Jesus always wants us to share his peace. We then move into a time of prayer and sing God's Spirit is in My Heart with Angel.

Saints Peter and Paul are two wonderful saints and we are celebrating them today. We hear in the Gospel how Jesus asks his friends a question and Peter gives a great answer. Greg helps us understand that both Saints Peter and Paul didn't just know who Jesus was in their heads, they knew it in their hearts. We then invite Jesus into our hearts when we pray and sing 'Follow Me' with Sr Chiara.

We meet Jesus as he speaks in front of a great crowd but there is a problem, they need something to eat. His disciples bring him five loaves and two fish and Jesus works a wonderful miracle. Greg helps us reflect upon the Gospel for the Solemnity of the Most Holy Body and Blood of Christ. We then gather with Jesus to pray and listen to Angel as she sings "This is My Body".

God the Father, Jesus the Son and the Holy Spirit are the Holy Trinity. We are celebrating the Holy Trinity and discovering more about them together. Greg helps us to know and love the Trinity more. We meet them in our hearts as we pray and then sing Sign Your Cross with Sr Chiara.

On the day of Pentecost, the Holy Spirit came down and filled Jesus’s friends. We use beautiful symbols to help you picture the way tongues of fire separated on each of their heads. We then pray for the same Holy Spirit to fill us with the love, joy and peace of God. This is a beautiful chance to be with the Holy Spirit in prayer. We then sing and invite the Holy Spirit with a song to him.

We are celebrating the Ascension and the amazing moment when Jesus went up to heaven. We reflect together upon this moment and also how our prayers make the same journey. When we pray, our prayers ascend to heaven and are heard by God. Knowing this, we pray together and then sing 'The Lord's Prayer' with Angel.

In the Gospel, Jesus tells his friends that he must go away, but he will send them a Helper. Greg shares with us who this Helper is, the Holy Spirit. He also reminds us that we have another helper who we can especially turn to in May, Our Lady. We ask for both the Holy Spirit and Our Lady to be with us when we pray. We then sing 'Be Still' with Sr Chiara.

Jesus said to his friends "Just as I have loved you, you are also to love one another." Jesus wants us to love everyone around us. That is the best way to show that we follow him. Greg helps us to reflect on how Jesus's friends were able to share the love of Jesus and grow the Church. We pray that we can share Jesus's love too. We end with a new hymn called "God is Love" sung by Joe.

Jesus is the Good Shepherd who lays down his life for the sheep. In the Little Liturgies, we introduce children to Jesus the Good Shepherd as he speaks to the through John’s Gospel. We use actions and symbols to illustrate how the Good Shepherd, protects, guards and sacrifices himself for the sheep he loves. We then pray to the Good Shepherd and use some of the words from Psalm 23. We then sing "The Lord is my Shepherd" with Angel.

May is the month of Our Lady and we want to help you show your love for her. Our Lady is Jesus's mother and our mother in heaven. When Jesus was growing, Our Lady didn't understand everything about him, but she treasured everything in her heart. This May, we can take Our Lady's hand as she leads us to know and love Jesus more. Because Our Lady is Queen of May, we sing one of our favourite hymns to her 'As I Kneel Before You' with Sr Therese.

The Risen Jesus appeared to his friends on the evening of Easter Sunday, but one of them wasn't there, Thomas. Thomas struggled to believe that Jesus was alive and Jesus taught him something important. Greg helps us know that Jesus is also speaking to us through his words to Thomas. As always, we then join Jesus in prayer. Afterwards, we sing 'I Could Sing of Your Love Forever' with Angel.

On the first day of the week, just as the sun was rising, Jesus's friends went to the tomb where Jesus's body had been laid. There they found the stone rolled away and the tomb empty. Jesus had risen! We want to celebrate this amazing Easter news that Jesus is alive. Greg welcomes us into the joy of this moment and teaches us the paschal greeting! We then meet Jesus in our hearts as we pray and sing King of Kings with Angel.

The night before Jesus died, he gathered for a passover meal with his friends. Here he gave them a beautiful gift, his body and blood. The next day Jesus would give his life to take away the sins of the world. We invite you to journey with us to the upper room and celebrate the Last Supper with Jesus. This profound and beautiful moment brings together not just the institution of the Eucharist, but also Jesus sacrifice on the cross. We pray that this Celebration of the Word welcomes children into the sacred moments of Holy Week

As Holy Week draws near, we meet with Jesus in the temple. The Pharisees bring a woman to Jesus who has broken the law. They want to hurt her. Jesus changes everything with words of love and forgiveness. Greg helps us to pray with this Lenten Gospel and then we join Angel to sing 'Servant King.'

Jesus wants us to know just how much God loves us. In the Gospel, he shares a beautiful parable about a lost son who came home. Greg uses the words of the Gospel, combined with some painted figures, to help us pray with the parable. We can know from the Parable of the Lost Son that God will always welcome us home with a huge hug of forgiveness whenever we choose to turn back to him.

Parables are the stories Jesus tells to help us discover the mysteries of God. In the Gospel, Jesus shares a parable about a fig tree which isn't growing any fruit. A kind gardener works to help the tree grow. Greg helps us wonder about what Jesus is telling us through this parable. We then join Jesus in prayer, asking for his help to grow in kindness and love. We end with the hymn 'Here I Am Lord' sung by Angel.

Last week we were with Jesus in the desert and this week we join him at the top of a mountain. Jesus stands on the mountain and shines brightly. He shares a beautiful moment of prayer with three of his friends and he invites us to pray with him too. Greg helps us wonder about what it must have been like to be with Jesus in this beautiful place. We then meet with Jesus in prayer and sing Shine Jesus, Shine together.

As we begin the season of Lent we go into the wilderness with Jesus. There, in that lonely and wild place he is tempted by the devil. Jesus shows us how we can use this time of Lent to grow closer to God and keep him in our hearts. Greg explains how we can pray, fast, give and make space for God during Lent. We then pray together and sing 'Sign Your Cross' with Sr Chiara.

In the Gospel, Jesus tells us a parable about specks and logs getting into people's eyes! What could he possibly be talking about? Greg opens up the parable and helps us ponder what Jesus could be saying to us and the way we should live. He encourages us to be a good example so that others can see the right things to do. We then join Jesus as we pray and sing 'Trading My Sorrows.'

In the Gospel, we hear Jesus share a difficult teaching with the people. He tells them that they will be blessed if they are poor, hungry, if they weep and when people hate them. Greg helps us understand how there is good news even in this hard message: That Jesus is always with us especially in difficult times. We pray and invite Jesus to be close to us and then sing 'One and All' with Angel.

In the Gospel, we meet Jesus by the Lake. He sees a fisherman called Simon. Simon has fished all night and caught nothing, but Jesus asks him to throw his nets back into the water. What happens next amazes everyone! Greg helps us understand that Jesus is calling each one of us to follow him. We join Jesus as we pray and then sing ‘Follow Me, Follow Me’ with Sr Chiara.

It's forty days after Christmas and Mary and Joseph take Jesus to the Temple to be presented. There, the Holy Family meet Simeon who has something wonderful to say about Jesus. Greg helps us to enter into the Presentation Gospel and invites us to share the light of Jesus with others. We then pray together and sing the hymn Be Still with Sr Chiara.

It is time to begin the Jubilee! We meet Jesus in his hometown of Nazareth and he has an important announcement to make: 'The year of the Lord's favour' has begun. Jesus is announcing a new time of hope for everyone. We are also starting a year of new hope, the Jubilee. Greg, with the help of a new friend, helps us understand more about the Jubilee and how we can walk with Jesus. We then pray together and sing 'God's Spirit is in My Heart' with Angel.

Do you know what Jesus's first miracle was? It happened at Cana in Galilee when Jesus and his friends were at a wedding. In this Little Liturgy, we listen to the Gospel together and Greg then shows us six jars and fills them with water. He uses these to help us picture the moment Jesus turned water into wine. We then enter into prayer together and sing Way Maker with Fr Columba.

In the Gospel, we meet Jesus on the bank of the River Jordan. He has been baptised by John the Baptist when suddenly the heavens open and God the Father speaks some amazing words. This is a moment of awe and wonder! Greg helps us know that God the Father loves each of us just as much as he loves Jesus. We hold this truth in our hearts as we pray and then join the Sisters as they sing the action song 'Shine Jesus, Shine."

It’s time for the Wise Men to visit Jesus in Bethlehem. We hear in the Holy Gospel how they travelled a huge distance to lay their eyes on the newborn king. Greg shows us the Nativity figures of the Wise Men holding their beautiful gifts of gold, frankincense and myrrh. We too can give our gifts to Jesus! What could be the most precious gift you could give to him? You can do this as we pray. We close our celebration with our favourite hymn about the Wise Men: ‘We Three Kings of Orient Are.’

In our Fourth Advent Little Liturgy, we hear the Gospel story of Mary visiting her cousin Elizabeth. When Elizabeth heras that Mary has arrived she is filled with the joy of the Holy Spirit. Greg helps us to reflect upon this amazing moment, we pray together and then sing 'Joy to the World' with Theo and Angel.

In our Third Advent Little Liturgy, we hear St John the Baptist telling us that someone is coming. He wants us to get ready for the joy of meeting Jesus. In the Mark 10 Bag, we find Mary and Joseph on their way to Bethlehem. This is the time when they were getting ready for Jesus to come. Greg helps us to learn from Mary and Joseph as we prepare for Christmas. We pray and sing the beautiful Advent hymn 'Prepare Him Room.'

In our second Advent Little Liturgy, we meet one of the important people of this season, St John the Baptist. We hear how he went into the desert and told the people 'Prepare the way of the Lord, make his paths straight.' Greg helps us understand that St John is also shouting this to us and inviting us to make a straight path for Jesus. Today's hymn is the Advent favourite: O Come O Come Emmanuel.

It is the beginning of the Season of Advent. We light the first candle on the Advent Wreath and listen to Jesus speaking to us in the Gospel. Advent is about getting ready for Christmas but also to prepare for when Jesus comes again. When will this be? Jesus doesn't say but he tells us about what will happen when he comes again and that we must be ready to meet him. Greg helps us to pray and Angel sings the hymn 'How Great is Our God' with us.

Jesus is a king and this week we are celebrating this and crowning him as the king of our hearts. Greg helps us to reflect upon the two crowns of Jesus and leads us to prayerfully ask "Will I invite Jesus to be the king of my heart?" We then sing our praises to Jesus the king with the hymn "Sing Hosanna!"

Jesus tells us a parable about a man who is beaten up by robbers and left by the side of the road. He meets a Samaritan who cares for him. Greg helps us to pray with this beautiful parable, showing us beautiful symbols and actions. We pray for Jesus to heal any of our hurts and sing with Sr Chiara.

Jesus watches as a poor woman puts two copper coins in the Temple money box. It doesn't seem like much but Jesus knows that this is everything she has. We listen to the Gospel and Greg helps us to think about what we can give to Jesus. We pray together and then sing a new song called "Praise"

In this Little Liturgy, we gather to celebrate the saints. The saints are to holy men and women who have lived wonderful lives for God and have gone to heaven. Greg introduces us to some of his favourite saints. We then pray together and sing Be Still with Sr Chiara.

To serve means to give something to another person. In the Gospel, Jesus tells us that he came not to be served but to serve and he wants us to serve too. Greg helps us understand more and pray about this. He tells a story about Blessed Chiara and how she served in a simple way. We then spend time with Jesus and sing 'Servant King' with Angel.

In the Gospel, Jesus meets a young man who has a question for Jesus. Jesus answers his question and then invites the man to give up what he owns and follow him. What happens next is very sad. Greg helps us to reflect and pray with this Gospel passage we then join Sr Chiara to sing the beautiful action song 'Sign Your Cross.'

In the Gospel, people are bringing children to Jesus but the disciples are stopping them coming near. What Jesus does next shows exactly how he feels about children. Greg helps us to reflect upon the Gospel, pray together and then we all sing the beautiful hymn 'Channel of Your Peace' with Angel.

Join Greg by the riverside as he shares with us a story about a girl called St Bernadette and a beautiful lady she saw. The lady was Our Lady of Lourdes. In this special Little Liturgy, Greg shows us how to pray the Rosary and invites us to pray it each day in October. We then join Sr Therese as she sings ‘As I Kneel Before You.’

Jesus's friends are arguing about who is the greatest. They don't understand that to be great, Jesus asks us to put other people first. Greg tells us about Saint Padre Pio, who wanted to live a quiet life but thousands of people came to see him. Not only is this a great story, it helps us understand how we can put God first and serve others. We pray together and sing 'The Lord's Prayer' with Angel.

Jesus has many names. In this week's Little Liturgy we hear some of the beautiful names for Jesus. Greg then helps us to understand that Jesus is the only one who can show us who he truly is. We go to Jesus when we pray and then sing to him with the action song 'He is the Vine.'

It’s time to start a new year together and open our hearts to Jesus. In the Gospel, we hear how Jesus meets a man who can’t hear or speak. Jesus heals him and says ‘Be opened.’ We can be open to Jesus speaking to us. Greg helps us understand two ways we can listen to Jesus speaking to us. We open ourselves to Jesus as we pray and sing to him with Angel. She sings ‘I Could Sing of Your Love Forever’ for us.