Everyone is invited into the joy of the kingdom of God. In this Little Liturgy, Jesus shares a parable about a king holding a wedding feast. The strange thing is some people ignore his invitation and refuse to come. The king decides to invite everyone he can find. Greg helps us to know that we are all invited into the joy and love of God, both now on earth and in heaven. In our time of prayer, we draw close to the love and joy of Jesus and then sing 'One and All' with Angel.

In the Sunday Gospel, Jesus shares a parable about a father, a son and some wicked tenant farmers. Beneath the surface of the parable lies a beautiful truth about how God the Father sends Jesus the Son to be with us. Greg helps us to pray with this parable and to understand that we can invite Jesus in when he comes to us. We begin to do this during our prayer time and then move into a time of singing with Fr Columba. He sings 'Hallelujah, Your Love Is Amazing."

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.'