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The Seven Sacraments
The Catechism of the Catholic Church tells us: Sacraments are powers that come forth from the Body of Christ, which is ever-living and life-giving. They are actions of the Holy Spirit at work in his Body, the Church. They are the masterworks of God in the new and everlasting covenant [1116].
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The Sacraments of Initiation

The Sacraments of Initiation lay the foundations of every Christian life through a new birth in Baptism, strengthening in Confirmation, and nourished with the food of life in the Eucharist. [Catechism 1212]
The Sacraments of Healing

Jesus is the physician for both our bodies and our souls. When we need to be healed, we come to these two Sacraments. [Catechism 1421]
The Sacraments of Mission

The grace we receive with these two Sacraments makes us strong in order to serve God and one another. [Catechism 1533-1534]
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First Saints of the Americas

Each of them was also the FIRST to do something special.
Look Around My Church

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Your church is filled with special sights to see. Look for all of these things in your own church and when you visit other churches.
All of the saints on these pages lived and worked in the Americas. Baptism
Mother Frances Cabrini was born in Italy. She knew God Spirit. Amen. Holy needed her to help people from Italy living in New York City. They did not know about Jesus. Mother Cabrini is the first United States citizen to become Eucharist a saint.
I baptize you Saint Francis Xavier (Mother) Father, and of thethe name of the Cabrini in Son, and of the
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I absolve you from your sins in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.
Grant, we pray, almighty Father, to this your servant the dignity of the priesthood
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This is my body which will be given for you This is the cup of my blood, the blood of the new and everlasting covenant Kateri Tekakwithas father and mother were Native American Indians. Do this in memory of me. Her mother was a Christian. One day some Jesuit missionaries came into her village. They told stories about Jesus like her mother told when she Confirmation was a little girl. Kateri loved Jesus and was baptized. Kateri took care of children. She spent many hours asking Jesus to help Native Americans become Christians. Blessed Kateri is called the Lily of the Mohawks. Blessed Kateri is the first Native American and the first American layperson to be called Blessed. Pray that some day we will call her St. Kateri Tekakwitha.
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Through this holy anointing may the Lord in his love and mercy help you with the grace of the Holy Spirit. May the Lord who frees you from sin save you and raise you up.
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Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton

Elizabeth was born in New York City. She was the mother of five children. When her husband William Seton died, Elizabeth had to support her children all by herself. She started her own school near Boston. This was the first Catholic School. She taught her children and poor children, too. Elizabeth loved Jesus very much. She had many friends who helped her. Elizabeth is the first canonized saint born in the Americas.
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The many GREEN Sundays during the year remind us that Jesus love is to be used and shared. All during the year we celebrate special seasons and special days. The color of the day tells us about the special event or person we remember on that day. WHITE (or gold) is a color of joy. These days are happy. The color RED shows that a person died for Jesus. These people are called martyrs. On PALM SUNDAY, Jesus enters Jerusalem in triumph. We shout, Hosanna to the Son of David! Then Jesus is arrested, suffers and dies for our sins. On the LAST SUNDAY of the Church Year we celebrate CHRIST THE KING. The CHURCH YEAR begins with the season of ADVENT, which announces that Jesus is coming! We use candles to help us count the weeks. PINK or ROSE is the color of rejoicing. We rejoice in a special way on the THIRD SUNDAY of Advent because Christmas is almost here!
Daily exercises that introduce Gospel/Church-related discussions to young children throughout the week Weekly puzzles, word searches and pictures for students to color, drawn from Sunday's Gospel story the oNly Catholic Planners using the NAB: leCTioNAry for MAss translation students will hear on sunday Activities that build primary vocabulary and writing skills through focus on the Gospel-based Word of the Week A faithful introduction to Catholic saint and feast days for the youngest children in your school Resource pages call attention to the Catholic faith, the Sacraments, the Bible and more for children preparing for First Communion Back-cover Holy Land map which invites students to Journey with Jesus through the Gospel PLUS! All the standard features and classroom resource pages you expect in a Primary Student Planner Age-appropriate resource pages cover standard primary classroom subjects
The CHRISTMAS SEASON tells us that Jesus has come. We see pictures of Mary, Joseph and Jesus, the Holy Family. During the CHRISTMAS SEASON we also celebrate EPIPHANY, the day when the magi followed a star to visit Jesus.
EASTER is a season of joy. The Lord is risen from the dead, and we sing, ALLELUIA! On the ASCENSION, Jesus leaves us with a simple message, Peace be with you.
PURPLE is the color of repentance. During the solemn season of LENT we remember how Jesus suffered and died for us, the greatest demonstration of Gods love. Remember, the color PINK OR ROSE helps us rejoice. We rejoice on the 4TH SUNDAY OF LENT because Easter is getting very close!
Jesus promised not to leave us alone! The DAY OF PENTECOST informs us that he sends the Holy Spirit to be our Helper and our Friend. The color is RED, like the flames that appeared on the heads of the disciples that special day. TRINITY SUNDAY is celebrated on the Sunday after Pentecost. On Trinity Sunday we honor God the Father, Son and Holy Spirit.
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Begin with the Sign of the Cross
I believe in God, the Father almighty, creator of heaven and earth. I believe in Jesus Christ his only Son, our Lord. He was conceived by the power of the Holy Spirit and born of the Virgin Mary. He suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died and was buried. He descended to the dead. On the third day he rose again.
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In the name of the Father,
and of the Son,
and of the Holy Spirit.
Amen.
He ascended into heaven and is seated at the right hand of the Father. He will come again to judge the living and the dead. I believe in the Holy Spirit, the holy catholic church, the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting. Amen.
Pray the Apostles Creed as you hold the cross on your Rosary.
When we pray the Apostles Creed we are saying the things we believe about God, Jesus, the Holy Spirit and our Catholic faith. Find this prayer inside the front cover of this book. Learn it by heart. Color the cross on the next page yellow.
Pray one Our Father on the first large bead of the Rosary. Jesus taught his disciples to pray by teaching them the words to this prayer. Do you know it by heart? Color the Our Father bead red. . Pray three Hail Marys on the next three beads.
When we pray the Hail Mary, we are honoring Mary with the words of the Angel Gabriel and Marys cousin Elizabeth. Color these Hail Mary beads blue.
The Our Father

Our Father who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name. Thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread, and forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen.
The Hail Mary

Hail Mary, full of grace, the Lord is with thee. Blessed art thou among women and blessed is the fruit of thy womb, Jesus. Holy Mary, Mother of God, pray for us sinners, now and at the hour of our death. Amen.
Pray one Glory Be on the space between the beads.

When we pray the Glory Be, we are praising God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit.
The Rosary is divided into parts, called Mysteries.

Each part helps us remember something from the life of Jesus, his family and his friends.
The Glory Be
Glory be to the Father and to the Son and to the Holy Spirit, as it was in the beginning, is now and ever shall be, world without end. Amen.
We begin each Mystery by saying the Our Father.

Color all of the Our Father beads red. (Hint! These beads are larger than the others.)
Pray ten Hail Marys on the next ten beads.

That is a lot of Hail Marys. Use your Rosary beads to help you count them. Color all Hail Mary beads blue.
We finish each mystery by praying one Glory Be on the space between the beads. At the end of the Rosary we pray the Hail, Holy Queen.
Find this prayer inside the front cover of this book.
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Christian Crosses
Jesus suffered and died on a cross to save us because he loves us. A cross reminds all Christians of Jesus love. Here are some examples of the different ways people have used this symbol to help celebrate, remember, say thanks, and pray.
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The early Christians used a fish as a symbol for Jesus.
Crucifix
The Crucifix is a Latin Cross with the figure of Jesus on it. It is used by some Christian faiths.
Ichthus
This fish symbol is called an Ichthus. The Greek letters, , stand for the first letters of Jesus Christ, Son of God, Savior.
Chi Rho
A Chi Rho is formed with the first two letters in the Greek spelling of Christos or Christ ().
Passion Cross
Like the Calvary Cross, the Passion Cross reminds us of Christs suffering. Each pointed tip represents a nail.
Latin Cross
The Latin Cross looks like the traditional cross of the crucifixion.
St. Peters Cross

This upside-down Latin Cross is St. Peters Cross named for Peter who was crucified head down.
Calvary Cross
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The Calvary Cross represents Jesus suffering and death. Each of the 3 steps stands for a virtue: faith, hope and love.
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Use the multiplication sign when you want to multiply two or more amounts. 2 times 2 equals 4. Use the division sign when you want to divide two or more amounts. 8 divided by 4 equals 2.
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The equal sign means that two or more numbers are equal to or the same as one another. 6 equals 6 equals 6
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HOW TO PRAY THE ROSARY
At the end of the Rosary we pray the Hail, Holy Queen.
6. We finish each mystery by praying one Glory Be on the space between the beads. 5. Pray Hail Marys on the next ten beads. Use your Rosary beads to help you count them. 4. The Rosary is divided into parts, called Mysteries. Each part helps us remember something from the life of Jesus, his family and his friends. We begin each Mystery by saying the Our Father. 3. Pray three Hail Marys on the three smaller beads. When we pray the Hail Mary, we are honoring Mary with the words of the Angel Gabriel and Marys cousin Elizabeth. Pray one Glory Be in the space between the beads. When we pray the Glory Be, we are praising God the Father, God the Son, and God the Holy Spirit. 2. Pray one Our Father on the first large bead of the Rosary. Jesus taught his disciples to pray by teaching them the words to this prayer. 1. Begin with the Sign of the Cross. Pray the Apostles Creed as you hold the cross on your Rosary. When we pray the Apostles Creed, we are saying the things we believe about God, Jesus, the Holy Spirit and our Catholic faith.
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Christian Crosses
Jesus suffered and died on a cross to save us because he loves us. A cross reminds all Christians of Jesus love. Here are some examples of the different ways people have used this symbol to help celebrate, remember, say thanks, and pray.

The Catechism of the Catholic Church tells us: Sacraments are powers that come forth from the Body of Christ, which is ever-living and life-giving. They are actions of the Holy Spirit at work in his Body, the Church. They are the masterworks of God in the new and everlasting covenant [1116].
The Sacraments of Initiation

The Sacraments of Initiation lay the foundations of every Christian life through a new birth in Baptism, strengthening in Confirmation, and nourished with the food of life in the Eucharist. [Catechism 1212]
The Sacraments of Healing

Jesus is the physician for both our bodies and our souls. When we need to be healed, we come to these two Sacraments. [Catechism 1421]
The Sacraments of Mission

The grace we receive with these two Sacraments makes us strong in order to serve God and one another. [Catechism 1533-1534]
Fish
The early Christians used a fish as a symbol for Jesus.
Crucifix
The Crucifix is a Latin Cross with the figure of Jesus on it. It is used by some Christian faiths.
Ichthus
This fish symbol is called an Ichthus. The Greek letters, , stand for the first letters of Jesus Christ, Son of God, Savior.
Chi Rho
Baptism
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A Chi Rho is formed with the first two letters in the Greek spelling of Christos or Christ (). I baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
Passion Cross
Like the Calvary Cross, the Passion Cross reminds us of Christs suffering. Each pointed tip represents a nail.
Latin Cross
The Latin Cross looks like the traditional cross of the crucifixion.
Eucharist
I absolve you from your sins in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Grant, we pray, almighty Father, to this your servant the dignity of the priesthood This is my body which will be given for you This is the cup of my blood, the blood of the new and everlasting covenant Do this in memory of me.
St. Peters Cross

This upside-down Latin Cross is St. Peters Cross named for Peter who was crucified head down.
Calvary Cross
The Calvary Cross represents Jesus suffering and death. Each of the 3 steps stands for a virtue: faith, hope and love.
Anointing of the Sick Marriage (Matrimony)
ACTIVITY: Draw your own cross showing what Jesus suffering and death mean to you.
The Mysteries of the Rosary

We pray the Joyful Mysteries on Monday and Saturday. The Sorrowful Mysteries are prayed on Tuesday and Friday. We say the Glorious Mysteries on Wednesday and Sunday. The Luminous Mysteries are remembered on Thursday. The Annunciation The Visitation The Birth of Our Lord The Presentation of Jesus in the Temple Finding of Jesus in the Temple
Confirmation
Through this holy anointing may the Lord in his love and mercy help you with the grace of the Holy Spirit. I do.
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Joyful Mysteries
Sorrowful Mysteries
The Agony in the Garden The Scourging at the Pillar The Crowning with Thorns Jesus Carries His Cross to Calvary Jesus Dies on the Cross
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Luminous Mysteries
The Baptism of Jesus Jesus Self-revelation at the Wedding Feast in Cana The Proclamation of the Kingdom and the Call to Repentance The Transfiguration of Christ The Institution of the Eucharist at the Last Supper
Glorious Mysteries
The Resurrection of Jesus The Ascension of Jesus The Descent of the Holy Spirit The Assumption of Mary into Heaven The Coronation of Mary
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Neon
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B
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12.01 1087
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Chlorine
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Argon
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Potassium
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Titanium
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Vanadium
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Germanium
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39.10 419
40.08 590
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40
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Niobium
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Molybdenum
Cr
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Technetium
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Rhodium
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Iridium
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Ni
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28
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Cu Ag
Gold
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Cadmium
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Indium
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78.96 941
Tellurium
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Xenon
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Caesium
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88.91 600
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91.22 640
Hafnium
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92.91 652
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112.41 868
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118.71 709
121.76 834
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127.60 869
Polonium
126.90 1008
Astatine
131.29 1170
Radon
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Rhenium
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132.91 376
137.33 503
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Rutherfordium
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Seaborgium
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Hassium
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Ir
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Au
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79
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Copernicum
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Ununtrium
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Ununquadium
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Ununpentium
Po
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Ununseptium
At
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Rn
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The Books of the Bible

HOW TO READ THE Bible : Gods Words of Love
The Bible is a holy book filled with exciting stories that tell us about Gods love for his people. It has many different kinds of writingstories, letters, prayers, songs and moreand we know every book contains the inspired words of God. Reading the Bible is a wonderful way to learn about God, our ancestors in faith and the world we live in today.

Activity
Look up these verses in the Bible and write the missing words in the blanks.
1. Proverbs 13:13 He who despises the ________ must _____ for it, but he who reveres the __________________ will be ________________. 2. Ecclesiastes 8:5 He who ________ the commandment experiences no _______, and the ________ mans ________ knows ___________ and judgments. 3. Matthew 22:40 The whole _________ and the _____________ depend on these _________ commandments. 4. John 13:34-35 I give you a new _________________: love one ____________. As I have _________ you, so you also should love ________ another. This is how all will __________ that you are my _____________, if you have love for one another. 5. Ephesians 6:1-3 _______________, obey your ________ [in the Lord], for this is __________. _________ your father and mother. This is the _________ commandment with a _____________, that it may go ________ with you and that you may have a ________ life on _________. 6. 1 John 3:23-24 And his commandment is this: we should ____________ in the _________ of his Son, Jesus Christ, and _______ one another just as he ________________ us. Those who ________ his commandments _____________ in him, and he in __________, and the way we know that he remains in us is from the _______________ that he ___________ us.
Two Parts of the Bible

The Old Testament begins in the beginning with the story of creation found in the book of Genesis. Reading the Old Testament helps us learn how much God loves his people.
The Bible is a collection of many books, divided into two parts: the Old Testament (TES-ta-ment) and the New Testament. The New Testament begins with the Gospels of Matthew, Mark, Luke and John. It tells about the birth, life, death and resurrection of Jesus and the history of the early Christian Church.
How to Find a Bible Verse
Bible citations (sigh-TAY-shuns) show you how to find a verse or story in the Bible. There are three steps to looking up a passage in the Bible:
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Find the book that the reading is in. Example: Exodus Say: EHK-so-duhs. Hint: Look in the Old Testament, between the books of Genesis and Leviticus. It is part of the first five books in the Bible, also called the Pentateuch. Exodus tells the stories of God, Moses, and the Ten Commandments. Find the chapter of the book the reading is in. Example: Exodus 20 Say: Exodus, chapter twenty. Hint: The chapter is the first number after the name of the book. Find the verse number(s) of the reading. Example: Exodus 20:2 Say: Exodus, twenty, two.
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Hint: The verse is the second number, found after the chapter number. The chapter and the verse are separated by a colon (:). If two verse numbers are separated with a hyphen (-), you are to read all of the verses in between. If the verse numbers are separated with a comma (,), read only the verses whose numbers are given. Now look up some verses on your own!
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THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
The Church Year is a cycle of seasons and feasts that makes present for us the saving action of Jesus life and ministry.
The Temporal Cycle of the Church Year revolves around three great feast days that celebrate the Mysteries of ChristChristmas, Easter and Pentecost. The seasons that connect these days are Advent, the Christmas Season, Lent, the Easter Season, and Ordinary Time. Catholics around the world and throughout history have shaped their faith and marked their lives by these events. The Church Year is made of two cycles running at the same time:
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THE YEAR OF OUR LORD
The Church Year is a cycle of seasons and feasts that makes present for us the saving action of Jesus life and ministry.
The Temporal Cycle of the Church Year revolves around three great feast days that celebrate the Mysteries of ChristChristmas, Easter and Pentecost. The seasons that connect these days are Advent, the Christmas Season, Lent, the Easter Season, and Ordinary Time. Catholics around the world and throughout history have shaped their faith and marked their lives by these events. The Church Year is made of two cycles running at the same time: one cycle centers on the Mysteries of Christ; its seasons are Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter and Ordinary Time. the other cycle recalls those who have been sanctified by Christthe Blessed Virgin and the saints and martyrs. With one cycle the Church Year honors Christ. With the other cycle it honors those who followed him closely.
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The Books of the Bible

OLD TESTAMENT NEW TESTAMENT
PENTATEUCH (Five Books) Genesis Exodus Leviticus Numbers Deuteronomy HISTORICAL BOOKS Joshua Judges Ruth 1 Samuel 2 Samuel 1 Kings 2 Kings CHRONICLERS HISTORY & LATER 1 Chronicles 2 Chronicles Ezra Nehemiah Tobit Judith Esther 1 Maccabees 2 Maccabees WISDOM BOOKS Job Psalms Proverbs Ecclesiastes Song of Songs Wisdom Sirach PROPHETIC BOOKS Isaiah Jeremiah Lamentations Baruch Ezekiel Daniel 12 MINOR PROPHETS Hosea Joel Amos Obadiah Jonah Micah Nahum Habakkuk Zephaniah Haggai Zechariah Malachi GOSPELS AND ACTS Matthew Mark Luke John Acts LETTERS Romans 1 Corinthians 2 Corinthians Galatians Ephesians Philippians Colossians 1 Thessalonians 2 Thessalonians 1 Timothy 2 Timothy Titus Philemon Hebrews James 1 Peter 2 Peter 1 John 2 John 3 John Jude Revelation
The Apostles Creed

I belIeve in God, the Father almighty, creator of heaven and earth. I belIeve in Jesus Christ, his only Son, our Lord. He was conceived by the power of the Holy Spirit and born of the Virgin Mary. He suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died, and was buried. He descended to the dead. On the third day, he rose again. He ascended into heaven, and is seated at the right hand of the Father. He will come again to judge the living and the dead. I belIeve in the Holy Spirit, the holy catholic Church, the communion of saints, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body, and life everlasting. Amen.
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Niobium
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23
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Cr
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26
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Surface area of a A B b rectangular prism = 2 (wl + lh + wh) Area of isosceles triangle = bh/2 Volume of a rectangular prism = l x w x h
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COLON
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h math art 1 r
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SEMICOLON
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Thus says the Lord, If [one of your poor neighbors] cries out to me, I will hear him; for I am compassionate. Exodus 22:26 Once again, the Pharisees will try and trick Jesus while he is in Jerusalem.
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In Sundays Gospel, Jesus once more defends himself against the Pharisees and Sadducees. The Gospel tells us this time they sent a scholar of the law to test Jesus. As usual, Jesus outdid the educated members of his community, proving his knowledge to be far greater and wiser than theirs was. Jesus said the whole law depends on these two commandments: Love of God and Love of neighbor. Help students understand that Jewish laws number in the hundreds, encompassing what is contained in the Old Testament Hebrew Scriptures, especially the Pentateuch. These laws mention everything a good Jew is supposed to do, from how and what to eat, to when and where to eat it. Jesus quickly summed all of these laws up for them and for us. Observing all the Commandments is vital, yet if we observe these two to their fullest, we will, likewise, be observing the rest. Be sure to review all of the Ten Commandments this week. Read the account in Exodus 20. St. Paul of the Cross, 1694-1775 What is a parish mission? Many parishes schedule parish missions to help participants renew and refresh their faith and prayer life. Some religious orders devote themselves to the special preaching needed for these events. St. Paul had a deep devotion to the Passion of Jesus. He gathered a group of men together and formed an order called the Barefoot Clerks of the Cross and Passion. We know them as Tuesday, October 18 the Passionists. Huge crowds of people came St. Luke, 1st century to hear St. Paul and his fellow priests preach. St. Luke is credited with writing two books Many turned their lives around because of in the New Testament: The Third Gospel these experiences. and the Book of Acts, a continuation of his Gospel, that describes the early days of the Christian community. Although we do not Simchat Torah know a lot about his life (he may have been Rejoicing in the Law a physician), we do know that he was a comOctober 20 (sundown) panion of St. Paul. Many scholars think that (It is timely that this important Jewish feast he is the only Gentile Christian evangelist. It day falls during this week when the Gospel is evident from his writings that he was a very tells the story of Jesus and the Two Great Comeducated man. mandments.) The Gospel of Luke contains the only The first five books of the Bible are known detailed account of the Nativity. He is also as the Pentateuch. The Jewish people refer known for his respect for women, and some to this special group of books as the Torah, of the most popular parables are found only their Law. Each year during their liturgies, Use a Math class to review/teach Roman in his book (The Prodigal Son, The Lost Sheep, the Jewish community reads these books from numerals since they are most often used in art to represent the numbers of each Com- etc.). beginning to end. mandment. Wednesday, October 19 This cycle of readings both ENDS and Sts. John de Brbeuf, Isaac Jogues, Saint Stories BEGINS AGAIN on Simchat Torah, a day of Jean de Lalande, Anthony Daniel, Monday, October 17 great rejoicing. Gabriel Lalemant, Charles Garnier, St. Ignatius of Antioch, died c. 107 The service begins by reading the last words Noel Chabanel, Ren Goupil (North There is some evidence that Ignatius was a of Deuteronomy, all Israel, and follows this friend of Peter and perhaps Paul. He preached American Martyrs), died between by reading the beginning of Genesis, In the in the influential ancient city of Antioch (help 1646-1649 All of these men could have stayed in their beginning. This emphasizes the cyclic charstudents find Antioch on a map). Many believe acteristic of their Law. that the first time the word Christian was used comfortable and safe Jesuit communities in Special scrolls are present in each synawas in Antioch. Ignatius may have been ap- France, but they chose to come to the New pointed bishop of Antioch by St. Peter, himself. World (America and Canada) to spend their gogue. During the celebration of Simchat lives living and teaching among Indians, es- Torah these scrolls are brought out. Members Ignatius served the Church and the people of the community take turns carrying them pecially the Hurons. for 40 years, some of which were peaceful. He They converted many Indians to Christian- in procession. The music and prayers are full was devoted to Jesus, sometimes referring to of joy. himself as Theophorus (Greek for God-bearer) ity, but they had more failures than successes. Point out to the students that we share these because he carried such a deep love of Christ Many of those who were converted were tortured and killed by other tribes, making texts of the Bible with the Jewish people and in his heart. with the Muslims. When Trajan became emperor of Rome, conversion extremely dangerous. (Review how our three cycles of Readings St. Isaac Jogues returned to France for a he ordered the popular bishop to renounce Christ. Ignatius refused, so he was condemned short period of time. Because of the danger he influence our Church Year.) to die in Rome. During the long voyage to faced in the New World, no one would have Once again, the Pharisees will try to Rome, Ignatius was greeted by thousands of thought any less of him if he had chosen not trick Jesus while he is in Jerusalem. people who came to say good-bye to a man to go back to his mission. But he knew God they recognized as a holy martyr. As he trav- wanted him back in North America/Canada Next Sundays Readings eled, he wrote seven letters to various Chris- with his fellow priests. These men are the Exodus 22:20-26 tian communities urging them to stay firm in first martyrs of the North American Psalm 18 their faith and remain loyal to their bishops. continent. 1 Thessalonians 1:5c-10 One of the letters was sent to St. Polycarp Matthew 22:34-40 (February 23), bishop of nearby Smyrna. He even sent a letter ahead to the people in Rome urging them not to interfere with his death. He arrived in Rome on the last day of the games at the Colosseum and was immediately rushed to the arena where he was killed. The reason we know so much about Ignatius is because his seven letters have survived. From these we learn not just about a holy man, but also about life in the very early Church itself.
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In Sundays Gospel, Jesus once more was defending himself against the Pharisees and Sadducees. The Gospel tells us this time they sent a scholar of the law to test Jesus. As usual, Jesus outdid the educated members of his community, proving his knowledge to be far greater and wiser than theirs was. Jesus said the whole law depends on these two commandments: Love of God and Love of neighbor. Help students understand that there are actually 613 Jewish laws, encompassing what is contained in the Old Testament Hebrew Scriptures, especially the Pentateuch. These laws mention everything a good Jew is supposed to do, from how and what to eat, to when and where to eat it. Jesus quickly summed up all 613 of these laws for them and for us. Observing all the Commandments is vital, yet if we observe these two to their fullest, we will, likewise, be observing the rest.
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Gather students together with their journal papers. Allow a few minutes of silence to give A native of Spain, St. Anthony traveled to other countries to preach students time to think about their answers and why they and teach. Trained as a weaver, he also learned publishing in his early answered as they did. years. Although he wanted to join both the Jesuit and Carthusian communities, he was prevented from doing so because his health was Briefly discuss the concept of laws, both in society and in the too frail. Nevertheless, Anthony became known throughout Spain as Church. Are there rules in the parish/school which students a great preacher. must follow? Why are they necessary? Queen Isabella II (NOT the queen who sponsored the voyage of All of us must follow laws and rules for the good of everyone. Columbus) sent him across the ocean to Cuba to head the archdiocese of Santiago. He was horrified at the conditions he found when he Allow more silence and conclude with the prayer. arrived. Slavery was flourishing, and sugar cane was only one legal crop for poor farmers. Anthony spoke out against the injustices he Lord Jesus, please help me follow your commandments saw, and at least one attempt was made on his life. by loving you and my neighbors. Amen. He founded the Order of the Missionary Sons of the Immaculate Heart of Mary (Claretians) to carry on the work of teaching and Next Sundays Good News preaching, especially to the poor and thes to think about their ent slaves. Encourage stud Queen Isabella II eventually called Anthony back to Gospel into Jesus spoke to the crowds and to the Spain to be her Catholic faith and put personal confessor. He did not want this job because he felt called to his disciples, saying, The scribes practice. serve ordinary people. After Spain was invaded, the queen went into and the Pharisees have taken exile in France. Anthony went with her, and died in France. their seat on the chair of Moses. Anthony was responsible for founding the Religious Publishing Therefore, do and observe all House in Spain, and was able to publish hundreds of his own writthings whatsoever they tell you, but do not follow their ings, thus enabling his words to reach far beyond his own territory. example. Matthew 23:1-3a
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The Church Year is a cycle of seasons and feasts that makes present for us the saving action of Jesus life and ministry. The cycle of the Church Year revolves around three great feast days that celebrate the Mysteries of ChristChristmas, Easter and Pentecost. The seasons that connect these days are Advent, the Christmas Season, Lent, the Easter Season and Ordinary Time.
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Reproduces the Holy Land map on the back cover of the 2011-12 student and teacher planners. Comes with a movable Jesus figure that adheres to the map. Children will enjoy moving Jesus from place to place as they listen to Gospel stories each week.
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Good News Assignment Books

Comments Saturday My Prayer List Reminders
Code HLT Laminated 24" x 36" $14.99 each
Good News Assignment Book Wall Chart. @ 2005 Creative Communications for the Parish. 800-325-9414. CAUTION: USE WET ERASE MARKERS ONLY. Order Code PG-W
Order Code PB-K
9 10 cm
Primary (PGW)
Word of the Week
Sun
Primary Code PBK

Goals/Values
Spelling
1. 2. 3. 4.
Religion
Mon
Science
Math
Social Studies
Reading/English/Language Arts
Tues
5. 6. 7. 8.
flexible Plastic snap-in Bookmarks

Bookmark features centimeter and inch rulers.
Good News Assignment Book Wall Chart. 2006 Creative Communications for the Parish. 800-325-9414. CAUTION: USE WET ERASE MARKERS ONLY. Order Code EG-W
Wed
9. 10. 11. 12.
Thurs
13. 14. 15. 16.
Fri
17. 18. 19. 20.
Sat
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My Prayer List
Reminders
elementary (Grades 2-8) Code ASB $.35 each Primary (Grades K-1) Code PBK $.35 each
Elementary (EGW)
Laminated Wipe-Off Assignment Wall Chart

Exactly Like the Planner
These laminated wipe-off wall charts provide teachers with a highly visible way of displaying homework assignments to students. Formatted exactly like a weekly spread from the student planner. (Primary and Elementary versions available.) For use with wet-erase markers only.
The Bible in Fifty Words

Poster
The Bible in Fifty Words poster features a memorable 50-word poem and colorful cartoon images that highlight the major biblical events.
elementary (Grades 2-8) Code EGW (36" x 24") Just $5.99 each! Primary (Grades K-1) Code PGW (36" x 24") Just $5.99 each!
student Pocket folder

with reinforced pockets
Code PCK (9" x 11") $.75 each
Code BIW Laminated 22" x 28" $14.99 each
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Primary Student Planner (K-1) Elementary Student Planner (2-8) Junior High/High School Student Planner (7-12) Elementary/Junior High Teacher Planner (without grade book) Elementary/Junior High Teacher Planner (with grade book) Primary Teacher Planner (without grade book) Primary Teacher Planner (with grade book) The Creative Catechist Planner 36" x 24" Wipe-Off Wall Chart (Primary Grades) 36" x 24" Wipe-Off Wall Chart (Elementary) 24" x 36" The Holy Land - Laminated Poster 24" x 36" The Church Year - Laminated Poster 24" x 36" The Bible in Fifty Words - Laminated Poster NEw! 22" x 28" The Ten Commandments - Laminated Poster Pocket Folder Snap-in Bookmark for Primary Grades Snap-in Bookmark, Elementary & Upper Levels
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Creative Communications for the Parish

2011-2012 Catholic Student &Teacher Planners

ORDER EARLY! Special pre-publication

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IONS FOR THE PARIS

The Creative Catechist

1-800-325-9414 (8 AM-5 PM CT) FAX 1-800-448-6557 www.goodnewsplanners.com

Primary Student Planners designed with the youngest Catholic in mind

2011-2012 Studen t Planner

A faith-filled introduction to daily planning! age-appropriate reSource pageS

The Greatest Commandment

The Sacraments of Initiation

The Sacraments of Healing

The Sacraments of Mission

First Saints of the Americas

Look Around My Church

Feast Day November 13

Feast Day July 14

Anointing of the Sick

Blessed Kateri Tekakwitha

Be sealed with the Gift of the Holy Spirit.

Feast Day January 4

Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton

Need a sample of any of the student planners? Please contact us!

Shop by phone or online! www.goodnewsplanners.com 800-325-9414 8-5 CST

Order Code: ZSD11

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Liturgical Symbols for 2011-12

The Apostles Creed

In the name of the Father,

and of the Son,

and of the Holy Spirit.

The Our Father

The Hail Mary

Pray one Glory Be on the space between the beads.

The Rosary is divided into parts, called Mysteries.

We begin each Mystery by saying the Our Father.

Pray ten Hail Marys on the next ten beads.

How to Pray the Rosary

*Custom planners do not come 3-hole drilled

The early Christians used a fish as a symbol for Jesus.

St. Peters Cross

Math Tables and Symbols

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your father in faith.

I am dam. Meet my wife, ve.

Isaiah called me mmanuel. You may call me Jesus.

the prophet. told people Jesus was coming!

My name is Noah. God asked me to build an ark.

I am Moses. God gave me the Ten Commandments.

I am Joshua. I helped Moses lead Gods Chosen People out of Egypt.

The Alphabet and the Vowels

Also available! Laminated Wipe-Off Primary Assignment Wall Chart

additional reSource pageS include ...

nts List Reminde rs

Trace the word of the week