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- 2. • Relate somedistractions in listening to God’s call these days • Identify ways on how young people can overcome such distractions
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- 5. 1. What arethe distractions you were able to identify in the Biblio-drama presented? 2. How young people like you can overcome such disctractions?
- 7. • Recognize thatout of God’s initiative that He calls all of us to share in His mission • Analyze the song “Here I am, Lord”and tell how it expresses the communal character of Human Vocation
- 15. Activity 2: Seatwork CONCEPTMAPPING
- 16. It is outof thatHe calls allof us .
- 17. Saying, “Here Iam, Lord”is an expression of our to do our mission.
- 19. • Describe howearly Christians lived exactly what it means to live community with and for others • Discuss how these traits are fulfilled by the Church today
- 28. The main characteristicsof the community of disciples in Jerusalem:
- 30. Why are repentanceand conversion essential in maintaining harmony in the community?
- 36. What are theprograms of USL that help you develop your missionary spirit?
- 38. 1. How oftenyou go to Mass together with your family? 2. Other than the Holy Mass, what other occassions do you visit the Church?
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- 42. • Describe howearly Christians lived exactly what it means to live community with and for others • Discuss how these traits are fulfilled by the Church today
- 43. They ate theirmeals with exultation and sincerity of heart, praising God and enjoying favor with all the people. And everyday the Lord added to their number those who were being saved. ACTS 2:46 - 47
- 44. Activity 4: Seatwork Connectingconcepts
- 45. What are thechallenges that we encounter today in living out the characteristics of the early Christians?
- 47. • Realize thatJesus does not call the qualified but He qualifies the chosen
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- 53. • Develop anattitude to serve others with humility thinking that what we do is for God’s greater glory
- 54. Gaudium et Spes24 expresses that “In His fatherly care for all of us, God desired that all men should form one family and deal with each other in a spirit of brotherhood
- 55. What do wemean when we say Christians do not live in isolation but called to live in communion with others?
- 56. PCP II 104asserts that “The community of disciples does not exist only for itself or its members. It exists for the world. It is sent on mission to proclaim the good news of Christ and to be the instrument of His grace.”
- 58. To proclaim theGood News To build upthe Church To serve the Kingdom
- 61. • Appreciate thatGod generously shares with us His love and abundant blessings as His way of assuring us of His loving providence • Recognize that their talent is their vocation
- 62. Jesus’ unconditional wayof loving is one that finds joy in doing what is good for others. As one family of God, we are called to:
- 63. treateach otheras brothers andsisters share our time, talents, and treasure generously without expecting anythingin return serve others with humility recognize in eachone and in our actions, Christ, theone whose example we all follow.
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- 66. • Identify significantpersons in the Bible to understand God’s call to serve • Appreciate about God’s call and recognize qualities needed to serve.
- 67. Activity 6: Seatwork PictureAnalysis
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- 76. What gifts andtalents do these persons possess which they used for the service of God and their neighbor?
- 78. • Live outtheir vocation life in moral witness • Write a reflection on how they can make use of their talents and gifts to serve God and others as their way of glorifying the Lord
- 79. Activity 7: Workbook IndivualReflection Making