Children's Liturgy Sunday July 30th 2006
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we use the colour blue. In the Gospel, the disciples cross the sea before
Jesus gives food to the great crowd of people. He gives them what they
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have thought about the gifts God gives to us, what we are good at, and
how we can give to the people around us. We have drawn or written about
our gifts and put them in a present for God. |
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have added the blue parts to our mosaic picture.
Each button or bead holds a memory of the person who wore them. All the
beads together make the big picture. Everyone in the world matters- we
do not see the picture without each other. |
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Today
we celebrate the opening of the new Watermead Centre, where we can share
God's gifts.. (We hope you like the Christening balloons!) Just as the
blue sea links all the continents of the world, so we are all bound together
when we share gifts to give glory to God.
The painter, Kandinsky, was the first to see music and colour could be
used together. He said Art made the soul purer. We can think of our soul
as our direct line to God. |
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music played as the children returned to the main church was ' La Mer'
(The Sea) by Charles Trenet.The song has been called a watercolour in
words and music. |
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