1. Corpus Christi Chaplaincy Group Today we are answering Bishop Declan’s call for all schools in the diocese to “Create a Culture of Vocation”

2. Do you have what it takes to lead our Chaplaincy in our school? Could you… Create and maintain a Chaplaincy display table in the corridor ? Take a lead in the prayer life of our school? Suggest ideas and create opportunities for the wider school and parish communities to support others in need? Develop links with other Chaplaincy groups in the diocese and represent Corpus Christi at Chaplaincy meetings?

3. Becoming a Chaplaincy Team Member Three easy steps: 1. Consider carefully 2. Complete application form 3. Post it in the box. (By Friday 21 st November)

4. Working with our Parish Community to help others.

5. www.cafod.org.uk Welcome to Sebeya

6. Where in the World is Ethiopia?

7. Where in Africa is Ethiopia?

8. SEBEY A Sebeya Northern Ethiopia Tigray region Adigrat Diocese Borders Eritrea to the north Community – a collection of villages 10,000 people Sebeya

9. This is Sebeya

10. Meet Abba Solomon – he is the priest at Holy Trinity Catholic Church

11. Alem grows vegetables in his garden

12. Sebeya is a farming community

13. On Saturdays there is a market

14. Praying for rain in Sebeya

15. Here is Abba Solomon saying Mass in the Church

16. This is Holy Trinity Primary School

17. Here are some of the children who go to Sebeya School

18. This is a classroom in the school

19. Water is very precious in Sebeya. There are often long queues or people have to walk miles to get water

20. While farmers depend completely on rain for agriculture, underground water is used for drinking and sanitation. Recently, two clean water facilities for drinking have been renovated and installed in Sebeya. These are hand-pump water facilities, which will be used by 300 people in nearly 60 households, who will now have access to a clean, drinking water supply. “Your valuable solidarity gives us strength when we face life ’ s challenges”

21. “Shortage of food knocks on every door. People do not produce enough to feed themselves because it doesn’t rain enough to grow the crops needed. Our challenge is to respond to some of these needs. By raising funds we can install more water pumps which will help the people of Sebeya to live better lives, not just this year and next year but for many years to come.

22. Corpus Christi Chaplaincy Group Today we are launching a new project following a call from Bishop Declan for all schools in the diocese to “ Create a Culture of Vocation”