Chosen: Lessons 10 & 11

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Lesson 10 Hero of the Week: St. Augustine of Hippo

Read the section on page 90 with your parents about St. Augustine and answer the following questions.

What did St. Augustine hear after asking the Lord to heal him? *

Church bells ringing

his mother calling to him

children singing

the bishop calling his name

Lesson 10 Challenge of the Week: Choose the challenge that you completed and write about it in the space below. *

Talk about it! Take a poll in school this week. First ask students if they can name all of the Ten Commandments. Second, ask them which commandment they think is the hardest for people to keep.

Take advantage of Confession! Do you know the Act of Contrition by heart? Write the prayer in the space below and memorize it this week. Make arrangements to go to confession either alone or with your family if you haven't done so recently.

Choose your favorite story of redemption from the Bible or a fiction or non-fiction book (or film), and summarize the story briefly below.

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

Taking it Home

Read the section on pages 92-93 with your parents and answer the following questions.

What are the four reasons why Jesus gave us the Sacrament of Reconciliation? *

_______ is the responsibility a person has for acts, thoughts, and omissions. *

Conscience

Confession

Culpability

Consent

Lesson 11 Hero of the Week: St. Damien of Molokai

Read the section on page 100 with your parents about St. Damien of Molokai and answer the following question.

How many people did it take to replace Fr. Damien after he died? *

three

four

five

six

Lesson 11 Challenge of the Week: Choose the challenge that you completed and write about it in the space below. *

Invite friends or family to come with you to visit a hospital, nursing home or someone who is elderly or homebound, and pick an activity to share with them. Read, play cards or a board game, help them write letters, or play them some music and perhaps sing.

Evaluate your physical health and make a new commitment to improve your diet or get more exercise. Offer the extra effort as a sacrifice for someone who is chronically ill or disabled.

Spend five minutes in prayer, looking closely at an image of Jesus Christ crucified or carrying his cross. Write a prayer or reflection in the space below.

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

Taking it Home

Read the section on pages 102-103 with your parents and answer the following questions.

God doesn't take away the pain of this life; instead he ____________. *

Which of these is an effect of Anointing of the sick. *

physical healing

spiritual healing

forgiveness of sins

all of the above

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