It's #FamilyFastDay weekend! Although not all of us are able to be with our parish and school communities this #Lent, we can still show solidarity with Abdella, who has to walk up to ten hours a day to get water for his family. Thank you for your support. 🙏

Never too late to become a lover of wisdom.

Lord in your mercy, hear our prayer. A plain text and audio version of today's prayer is available at https://t.co/Rn4jDVCRSG.

The #GospelOfTheDay (Mk 9:2-10) calls us to contemplate Jesus's transfiguration. It is an invitation to remember, especially when we pass through a difficult trial, that the Lord is Risen and does not permit darkness to have the last word.

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In the name of Christ, we pray. Listen to today's prayer or read a plain text version at https://t.co/Rn4jDVCRSG.

It's #ShroveTuesday, which means Lent starts tomorrow! Check out five things you can do this Lent to reflect, pray and stay connected with our global family - even during lockdown 👇

🥞 What is Shrove Tuesday? 🥞 #ShroveTuesday, or #PancakeDay, is the day before Lent begins. It's a day of celebration and feasting, traditionally using up rich ingredients before 40 days of fasting and preparation for Easter. #LiveLent 📸: last year @StEdsCath

Tomorrow on Ash Wednesday, ashes will be sprinkled on the top of the head rather than traced in the shape of a cross on the forehead. This is actually the customary practice in countries across the world, including Italy. #AshWednesday #Ashes #Lent

What is Valentine's Day? 💜 Valentine was a martyr in Ancient Rome and today is associated with love. The Feast Day of St Valentine invites us to mark and acknowledge the all-loving God, who blesses those who love one another. ✝️

Each of us might experience wounds, failure, suffering, selfishness that make us close ourselves off from God and others. In the face of all this, Jesus draws near with compassion and touches our life to heal it. #GospelOfTheDay

Happy Valentine's Day: Who was Saint Valentine & why do we celebrate on February 14? Valentine’s Day is named after a Saint Valentine, who was a Catholic priest in Rome in the third.century. https://t.co/fReVvoji1Q via @IndianExpress #valentinesday2021 #valentines #StValentine💟

How students think revision works:

Tomorrow on @BBCOne at 10:30am @NickyAACampbell will be asking: Are we winning the battle against racism? Would belief in reincarnation make the world a better place? #bbctbq

All human beings have the capacity to be determined and to direct that determination in whatever direction they like. Realizing we have this potential gives us a fundamental strength, enabling us to deal with any difficulty, whatever situation we are facing, without losing hope.

We are proud to present these fantastic pieces of work produced during lockdown by Ben in Year 7! Well done Ben, you’re work has been a pleasure to mark! #proudteacher #ReligiousStudies @SH_DracoHouse @CLovatt_History

And here's me ten minutes into a lesson still trying to get coats off.

#OnThisDay 1955, Rosa Parks initiated a new era in the American quest for freedom and equality by refusing to surrender her bus seat to a white passenger. Activists protested and organised a boycott of the buses for one day and chose Martin Luther King, Jr. as their leader.

Wishing all of our GCSE RS students the best of luck in their mock exam tomorrow. @SummerhillSch

Stairways to heaven: Britain's top 10 cathedrals https://t.co/dU4UJ2VX20