Chosen: Lessons 6 & 7

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Lesson 6 Hero of the Week: St. Teresa Benedicta of the Cross (Edith Stein)

Read the section on page 50 with your parents about St. Teresa and answer the following questions.

Prior to reading about this saint have you heard about her? What is one thing in the reading that you found interesting and why? *

Lesson 6 Challenge of the Week: Choose the challenge that you completed and write about it in the space below. *

Ask your parents or another adult to tell you a story about a time they experienced the presence of God in their lives. Maybe they had an answer to a prayer or heard a Scripture passage that spoke to them during a difficult time.

The Catholic Church is so organized that it is unmatched worldwide in reaching out to the poor, the sick, and those in need of disaster relief. Express your Catholic pride by posting a link on social media to a Catholic charity that interests you. Write the name of the group you chose in the space below.

We are all members of the Body of Christ, each made for a purpose and all equal dignity. Ask the Holy Spirit to be with you as you read I Corinthians 12. Which part of the 'Body of Christ' do you think you represent, and why? Write about it in the space below.

Use this space to write your answer to the above question. *

Taking it Home

Read the section on pages 52-53 with your parents and answer the following questions.

Which is not one of the four marks of the Catholic Church? *

One

Holy

Catholic

Roman

Apostolic

The word "catholic" means ________. *

Lesson 7 Hero of the Week: St. Sebastian

Read the section on page 60 with your parents about St. Sebastian and answer the following question.

What was the name of the woman who nursed Sebastian back to health? *

Lesson 7 Challenge of the Week: Choose the challenge that you completed and write about it in the space below. *

This week, pray for the release of souls from Purgatory.

Go to Confession/Reconciliation this week.

Just say it! Is there someone with whom you need to be reconciled, someone who needs your apology or forgiveness? Talk to them or write them a letter if that would be easier. Write about your experience in the space below.

Use this space to write your answer to the above question. *

Taking it Home

Read the section on pages 62-63 with your parents and answer the following questions.

What are the "four last things" the Church refers to as our "end goal"? *

Where is Purgatory associated with? *

Hell - our actions on earth haven't been good enough for heaven, this is like a beginners hell.

Heaven - our actions on earth have been good but we still have some imperfections to work out.

Purgatory - our actions on earth haven't been bad enough for hell or good enough for heaven. This is a separate place from them both, a spiritual limbo.

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