Thursday, September 27, 2012

The Bible in the Prayer Corner


Last week in the True Vine Atrium we gathered for a celebration of the Holy Bible in the Prayer Corner. This is the first time we have had this celebration - it is well established in Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, but I somehow missed it over the years. After preparing for the celebration, we had a procession and set our prayer table. We talked a bit about how precious the Holy Bible is, and that it contains the Word of God for all people. Each person held a Bible and we noticed that they come in many different shapes and sizes, and even in different languages! We remembered that even though we may not be able to read the words, the meaning is the same. We read a verse from the Gospel of John, and concluded with a song.


This was a lovely reminder that Jesus is present to us when we listen to Scripture and it lifted up the significance of the Bible in the life of the atrium. I look forward to making this a tradition in our atria in the years to come!

2 comments:

  1. It sounds like the first of many great Bible celebrations.

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  2. I love this presentation! We just started our Level 2 atrium this year, and that presentation is so lovely. I was amazed by how fascinated our boys were by all of the Bibles. One child spent the next hour walking around with a Chinese Bible, talking about what it said.

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