Next week we have a great opportunity as American Catholics to follow the Pope's visit to our country. People will be talking about his visit, and we should be ready to be good ambassadors for our faith. While he is here, I would encourage you to look for coverage of this event apart from the mainstream press. In fact, if you look just to the right of this post, I have provided you with links to two websites that should be great resources concerning everything about his trip: the websites of the United States Conference of Catholic Bishops and EWTN.
A video taped message from the Pope to the US:
We had a really good session today. It's amazing how a letter written to some Romans a couple of thousand years ago still speaks to us today. Even though it meant "staying after school" for a while, I was glad that we were able to get through my bit on "Dogma, Doctrine, and Canon Law", too. I know I tend to harp on the value of the Catechism, but I'd just hate to see anyone get to their judgment and claim ignorance on a sin that separated them from God, and having God's response be, "What, you couldn't read?" (I picture Mel Brooks as God saying that with a thick Jewish accent!)
Be good. See you on April 24.
Lesson Seventeen Study Guide w/Notes
Catechism Lesson: Doctrine, Dogma, and Canon Law
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Thursday, April 10, 2008
Monday, March 31, 2008
Lesson Seventeen
What better way is there to spend a snowy day than to work on the next Bible study lesson guide? It's actually kind of pretty outside and not so tough to take when we know it could all be gone in just a day or two.
This section of Romans is another bit of practical advice from Paul on how to live as good Christians. I am really hoping that we will be able to cover this lesson adequately and still have time at our next meeting to finally get to the catechism lesson that I have been hauling around in my folder for months on Dogma, Doctrine, and Canon Law.
Enjoy the snow. Go Twins! (We're having brats tonight to celebrate the opener, but I think I'll be cooking them inside.) See you on April 10th.
Lesson Seventeen Study Guide
This section of Romans is another bit of practical advice from Paul on how to live as good Christians. I am really hoping that we will be able to cover this lesson adequately and still have time at our next meeting to finally get to the catechism lesson that I have been hauling around in my folder for months on Dogma, Doctrine, and Canon Law.
Enjoy the snow. Go Twins! (We're having brats tonight to celebrate the opener, but I think I'll be cooking them inside.) See you on April 10th.
Lesson Seventeen Study Guide
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