Chosen: Lessons 20 & 21

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Lesson 20 Hero of the Week: St. Francis of Assisi

Read the section on page 190 with your parents about St. Francis and answer the following questions.

What famous "Hymn of Joy" did St. Francis write? *

Lesson 20 Challenge of the Week: Choose the challenge that you completed and write about it in the space below. *

Think about what makes your favorite hero great, and pick one small step you can take this week to become more like him or her.

Meditate on the Beatitudes in Matthew 5 using the lectio divina techniques we learned in class. (Remember to read, reflect, relate, and rest.) Comment on the beatitude that you related to most in the space below.

Think about your favorite saint or your Confirmation saint, and write about how that person lived the Beatitudes in his or her life.

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

Taking it Home

Read the section on pages 192-194 with your parents and answer the following questions.

Who wrote "Happiness is the meaning and the purpose of life, the whole aim and end of human existence"? *

________ is a state of perfection or completeness. *

Beatitude

Grace

Holiness

Wholeness

Lesson 21 Hero of the Week: Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati

Read the section on page 200 with your parents about Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati and answer the following question.

At the age of 24, Pier Giorgio Frassati died from _______. *

Lesson 21 Challenge of the Week: Choose the challenge that you completed and write about it in the space below. *

What is your vision of human greatness? Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. said, "Everybody can be great, because anyone can serve." Do you agree? Write a paragraph on the relationship between greatness and humility.

Spend some time prayerfully reflecting on which vice underlies many of your bad choices or tendencies. Ask the Holy Spirit to guide you, and don't beat yourself up while doing it? Then think of the virtue that opposes that vice and two specific things you can do to grow stronger in that virtue.

Can your friends or family members name the theological or cardinal virtues? Offer to do five push-ups or sit-ups for each one they can name. (If they can't name at least one, they do the five push-ups or sit-ups!)

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

Taking it Home

Read the section on pages 202-203 with your parents and answer the following questions.

Prudence... *

gives us the strength to do the right thing when it is difficult.

helps us keep our natural appetites in order.

enables us to give others what is due to them.

makes it possible to recognize the right thing to do in a particular situation.

Charity is distinguished from other types of love because it is... *

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