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Holy Thursday Easter Mass

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Holy Week is the most important week in the Catholic Church.

It is a time of great reverence and reflection of the final eight days of Jesus' life — from Palm Sunday to Easter Sunday. On Holy Thursday St. Luke's commemorated the gift of the Eucharist, given to us at the Last Supper. We pass over from sin and death to mercy, communion and the fullness of life, through Jesus' total gift of himself. On this day when we especially celebrate the Lord's gift to us of His Body and Blood, we realize that when we receive the Body and Blood of Jesus, we receive God, who is Love.

During the mass we had out leaders get their feet washed, to then wash the feet of our students. It was a lovely way to reflect the final days of Jesus' life.

At the end of the mass we had our Student Executives and Miss Braund to announce the winners of the Easter Raffle. We would like the thank Woolworths and Lo's Cafe for donating an assortment of Easter goodies for our lucky winners.

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  • About Us
    • Principal's Welcome
    • Our Values
    • History/Founder
    • Pastoral Care
    • Our Staff
    • CEWA Policies
    • Our School Procedures
    • Employment Opportunities
    • Teaching at St Luke's
  • Curriculum
    • Lower School
      • The STEM Academy
      • Year 8 STEM
    • Senior School
      • Subject Selection
      • ATAR
      • Curtin UniReady
      • Certificate IV
      • Certificate II or above
      • Workplace Learning
      • Careers Tools Website ↗️
    • Curriculum Care
    • Subjects Offered
      • Mathematics
      • English
      • Science
      • Humanities and Social Sciences
      • Health and Phys. Ed.
      • Religious Education
      • Christian Service Learning
      • The Arts
      • Design and Technology
      • Languages (LOTE)
  • Enrolments
    • Why Choose St Luke's?
    • Year 7 Transition Program
    • Admissions
      • Admissions
    • Fees and Charges
  • Parent Information
    • Overview
    • Bus Information
    • Calendar
    • Booklists & Resources
    • College Bell Times
    • Parent Communication Flowchart
    • The College Uniform
    • Canteen
    • Bring Your Own Device (BYOD)
    • Absentee Form
    • Cyclone Information
    • Bushfire Plan
  • Our Community
    • School Advisory Council
    • Parents and Friends (P&F)
    • Parish
    • Supporters
    • Karratha and Roebourne Education Initiative

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