November 30, 2025
November 30, 2025
First Sunday of Advent (Year A)
Children Liturgy of the Word
Children Liturgy of the Word

Children’s Liturgy of the Word (CLOW) is an adapted celebration of the Liturgy of the Word part of the Sunday Mass, designed to help children aged typically 4 through 10 understand and engage with the Scripture readings at their own level.
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- Be on your guard!
- Always be ready!
- pound swords and spears into garden tools
- it is time to wake up
- live in the light
Liturgy of the Word with Children from the Diocese of Auckland
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What TIme is It?
OBJECTS: An analog clock. You might make one from poster board.


Be Ready
OBJECTS: Stethoscope, bandages, blood pressure cuff. Any object found in an emergency kit or an ambulance.
Have you ever been riding in a car when you heard a loud siren and then saw an ambulance speeding by? That usually means someone is in trouble and needs help. The people in the ambulance, who are paramedics or emergency medical technicians, have been trained so they know how to drive fast, but safely, to the scene of an accident or to someone’s home where medical help is needed. They have also been trained to give first aid and to care for the person who is ill or injured until they can get that person to a hospital.
If you could look inside an ambulance you would see that it has many storage compartments. Inside the various compartments are medications, syringes, bandages, surgical gloves, stethoscopes, thermometers, a supply of oxygen and more. It also has a bed on wheels, blankets and pillows. In fact, the inside of an ambulance is like a miniature emergency room.

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