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The Christmas Pageant By Sam Dansereau And Mackenzie Fillion

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The Christmas Pageant is a very special occasion at Holy Family Holy Name school. Every grade is somehow involved in this event varying from Pre-K- Grade 8 everyone has a specific role. There are different kinds of roles people can do such as being a Angel, Shepard, Reader, and one of last, but not least Mary and Joseph. Although in order for you to be able to participate you must be a respectful presentable person. I believe that Mary and Joseph should be portrayed by Sam Dansereau and Mackenzie Fillion. I believe that Mackenzie should be Mary due to the fact that she is a very kind individual and she is very faithful in our religion. Mary should be a girl that has very strong beliefs that has any belief at all. I find that to many girls …show more content…

Also he is very attentive and follows directions well. He also have a strong belief in Christ which I believe Joseph should have. He would not be afraid to go up in front of hundreds of people because he has done it a few times now. I also think he would do a great job at being one of the 3 Kings. Another important role in the Pageant is being a reader for that you have to not have fear to be in front of people. I think that Jaslin Gomez would make a good reader she enjoys it very much, and also wanted to do it since she heard about it. Although I think that Elizabeth and Cassandra would also make very good readers based off their personalities. Lastly for the Three Kings I believe that Sam (If he is not Joseph) and also Colby Street. He sometimes is a full hand, but I think he would be respectful at an important time and would have the courage to do it. Overall I feel this Christmas Pageant will be a very special one because my class gets to have the honor of Mary and Joseph. Although some people will not want to participate or won't be able to attend we all know how truly amazing it is that we can come together to express our faith. Especially in honor of our Lord’s Birthday a truly amazing event for this entire world. Also lastly I would really like to bring up that I think Mackenzie and Sam would make a great Mary and Joseph that would be a good role model to

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