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Posted on: November 25th 2024

Advent Mass - 6th December in School Hall at 9.15am

Advent Mass - 6th December in the School Hall

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We warmly invite all parents to join us for our Advent Mass on Friday, 6th December, which will be held at our school and led by Year 2 . This special celebration marks the season of preparation for the birth of Jesus, offering a wonderful opportunity for our school community to come together in prayer and reflection. We look forward to sharing this meaningful time with you as we prepare our hearts for Christmas.

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