Peace

1. In Union, There is Strength
(A WAY TO PEACE
AND DEVELOPMENT)
LESSON 27

2. Creed/Aral:
Discuss the meaning of Solidarity in the context of
Doxology of the “Our Father”
Code/Asal:
Cultivate team spirit as basis for universal fellowship
Cult/Dasal:
Praise God for the gift of solidarity through BEC prayer

3. “MELT YOUR COLOR”
Motivational Activity:

4. Solidarity stands for a "firm and
persevering determination to
commit oneself to the common good,
to the good of all and of each
individual because we are
responsible for all”.
(SRS 38-39)

5. “friendship” or “social
charity,” is a direct
demand of human and
Christian brotherhood
(CCC 1939).

6. PAKIKISAMA
“CULTURE OF
SILENCE”
PAHINA-/
BAYANIHAN

7. DOXOLOGY
- expressing praise or
thanksgiving to God
- “a prayer glorifying God”

8. The value of the Doxology
“resides in helping us to focus once
again on Whom we are praying
to God our Almighty Loving
Father" (CFC 2199).

9. SOLIDARITY

10. Solidarity calls us to a deeper
commitment to undergo radical
conversion by confronting sinfulness as
the root cause of our social ills and
following the way of Jesus in his Paschal
Mystery.

11. KINDS OF SOLIDARITY
a. Solidarity as an Expression of
Love
b. Solidarity as an expression of
Justice
c. Solidarity and Subsidiary

12. The human person is "the goal
and the measure of the common
good." Solidarity is built on the
recognition of his human
dignity.

14. - Draw a society transformed through peace and solidarity. Then
explain your drawing with the points you have learned from the
lesson.
* Identify an issue or concern in your barangay/town/city or in our
country that affects the common good:
* In concretely expressing your solidarity and your commitment to
the common good concerning this concern/issue, list five things
that you can do in school and another five that you can do at
home:
- In your BEC, share your output while observing the spirit of
prayer.

15. You can do it!
Thank you for
listening!