First Holy Communion for our young parishioners from non-Catholic school

We warmly invite our young parishioners from non‑Catholic schools to prepare for their upcoming First Holy Communion, a joyful and reverent sacrament marking their fuller participation in the Eucharist.

Details

• Venue: First Holy Communion Mass at Saint Charles Church.

• Order of the celebration: special prayers, a simple homily suited to the children, and supportive involvement from families, catechists and the wider parish community.

• Arrival time: children should arrive 15 minutes early for a brief rehearsal.

• Attire: children may wear their chosen celebration clothes.

• Family role: parents and godparents are encouraged to bring a spirit of prayerful encouragement and to take part in supporting the children.

This milestone is a time for thanksgiving and spiritual growth. We look forward to sharing this sacred moment with you and welcoming our young communicants to the table of the Lord with warmth and prayer.

First Holy Communion for St Marys Primary School

We warmly welcome the pupils of St Mary’s Primary School as they prepare to receive their First Holy Communion this summer. This important milestone in their faith journey will be celebrated at Saint Mark’s Church with a special Mass, where children, families and parishioners will join in prayer, hymns and the sharing of the Eucharist.

The sacrament of Holy Communion is central to Catholic life: through the Eucharist we receive Christ’s real presence, are nourished spiritually, and are drawn deeper into the life of the Church. First Holy Communion marks a child’s first full participation in this sacred mystery, strengthening their relationship with Jesus and with the parish community. It also reminds the whole community of our call to worship, serve one another, and grow together in faith.

Preparatory sessions led by the parish catechists and school staff have supported the children’s understanding of the sacrament, and we invite the whole parish community to accompany them with encouragement and prayer. Please keep the candidates and their families in your prayers as they approach this joyful and sacred day.

First Holy Communion for St. Charles Primary School

We warmly welcome the pupils of St Charles Primary School as they prepare to receive their First Holy Communion this summer. This important milestone in their faith journey will be celebrated at Saint Charles Church with a special Mass, where children, families and parishioners will join in prayer, hymns and the sharing of the Eucharist.

The sacrament of Holy Communion is central to Catholic life: through the Eucharist we receive Christ’s real presence, are nourished spiritually, and are drawn deeper into the life of the Church. First Holy Communion marks a child’s first full participation in this sacred mystery, strengthening their relationship with Jesus and with the parish community. It also reminds the whole community of our call to worship, serve one another, and grow together in faith.

Preparatory sessions led by the parish catechists and school staff have supported the children’s understanding of the sacrament, and we invite the whole parish community to accompany them with encouragement and prayer. Please keep the candidates and their families in your prayers as they approach this joyful and sacred day.

First Communion for St. Mark’s Primary School

We warmly welcome the pupils of St Mark’s Primary School as they prepare to receive their First Holy Communion this summer. This important milestone in their faith journey will be celebrated at Saint Mark’s Church with a special Mass, where children, families and parishioners will join in prayer, hymns and the sharing of the Eucharist.

The sacrament of Holy Communion is central to Catholic life: through the Eucharist we receive Christ’s real presence, are nourished spiritually, and are drawn deeper into the life of the Church. First Holy Communion marks a child’s first full participation in this sacred mystery, strengthening their relationship with Jesus and with the parish community. It also reminds the whole community of our call to worship, serve one another, and grow together in faith.

Preparatory sessions led by the parish catechists and school staff have supported the children’s understanding of the sacrament, and we invite the whole parish community to accompany them with encouragement and prayer. Please keep the candidates and their families in your prayers as they approach this joyful and sacred day.