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St Isaac the Syrian (St Isaac of Nineveh)

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Hosanna Sunday is approaching, we encourage you to bring this feast alive in your domestic homes. To help we have prepared some documents to keep you and the kids busy. Here is another activity. Encourage the children to write an acrostic poem and use them during family prayer. Please send us through your children’s poems we would love to see them. You can download the template for this activity from the link provided in our bio. #Stayhomestaysafe #Hosannasunday #Hosannaathome #livingmaronite #kidsprayers
A shout out to the Year 2 primary school teachers at one of our Maronite colleges who have included a simple prayer of gratitude at recess and lunch in their programming to the students. #Stayhomestaysafe #homeschooling
In the lead up to Hosanna (Palm) Sunday, decorate your doors with palms, olives or anything that is green to welcome Christ into the Jerusalem of our domestic homes. See these examples and send a photo of yours. Hosanna! Hosanna in the highest! #HosannaAtHome #StayHomeStaySafe
As we come near to Hosanna Sunday it is good to sit with the children and talk about the importance of this celebration. We have created a number of activities for your children to complete. The first one is colouring this icon and displaying it in your house. Please send us your children’s work, we would love to see them. To download a printable version of this icon find the link in our bio #hosanna #hosannasunday #stayhome #homeschoolingideas #livingmaronite #maronite #spendtimewithfamily #spendtimewithGod
We are impressed to see some of the creativity with kids at home. This is a stain glass creation by one of our followers using washable paint. Tommorrow we will have some activities for kids for Hosanna Sunday. We would love to see some of your ideas... #stayhomestaysafe #homeschoolingideas #livingmaronite #maronite #spendtimewithfamily #spendtimewithGod
Hosanna Sunday is this Sunday and even though the church doors are closed and we will be unable to gather in masses for a procession, it doesn’t mean we can’t do this in our domestic churches. This feast is always a memorable one for the children, so try and keep it special. Go out into the garden with your children and pick some olive branches and flowers if you like. Then collect all the craft supplies you can find at home and get creative. Get the kids to design their own candle, with whatever they have collected. Keep it simple and use what you have at home. If you don’t have candles get the kids to draw their own and design it. On Sunday, after celebrating mass with the family in your home, conclude with a procession in your backyard, with the kids using the candles they have decorated. Be sure to send us photos, we would love to see how creative you and the kids can get. We pray that you are all staying safe during this time. #hosannasunday #hosanna #stayhome #livingmaronite #maronite #tradition #candles

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