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How do you use the gifts that Gods has given you to better serve him and to make a difference in the lives of those around you?
Think about the relationship between lifestyle and vocation. How are they similar?
How does vocation go beyond lifestyle?
What does it mean to be called by God?
How can your gifts serve God and make a difference for others?
What does vocation mean to you? How is it important in our lives as individuals, families, school communities, and the Church?
What does discernment mean to you? How is it important in our lives as individuals, families, school communities, and the Church?
What does service mean to you? How is it important in our lives as individuals, families, school communities, and the Church?
Think of a time when someone who cared about you encouraged you to be a better friend, brother, or sister, son or daughter. God's voice comes to us in many ways. Write the names of the people who have been God's voice in your life.
Choose one of the people you listed about and describe how he or she helped you hear and respond to God's voice in your life.
What role does the family have in faith.
What different roles do the people in your family have?
What does it mean to have a vocation?
Who do you turn to for help when you are making a big decsion? Why?
Name one way you have shared in Jesus' mission this week. Please explain what happened.
Name two things you enjoy doing and two things you take seriously. How can you use these talents to make a difference in the lives of people around you?
What gifts does the Church call on you to share?
In what ways do you feel called to serve the Church community and all God's people?
How do you continue Christ's mission on Earth? What makes your work easy or hard?
How are you responding to the call of faith at this time in your life?
How are you responding to your call in the subjects you are studying, the skills you are developing, and your after-school commitments?
According to Jesus' teachings, what do we "owe" to those who are in need, physically and spiritually?
How do your actions reflect your recognition of the presence of Christ in those who are poor and vulnerable?
What would a just world be like?
What do we owe to other people who are in need?
Recall a situtation in which you or someone you know was treated unfairly. Record the story in the space below. Then tell why you think it was unfair.
Record three situations or issues in the world that you know have chanced because people have cried out for justice.
Explain what you think the differences are between what is fair and what is just.
What does Jesus offer us?
In what ways did Jesus do the things he said he had come to do?
Think of someone in your community who has made it his or her life's work to help others. How does this person's work help solve poverty, end hunger, or fight injustice? How does he or she put God first in your life? List two things you could do to help this person.
How can we work with God as he builds his Kingdom?
How do you think the Kingdom has grown since Jesus' time?
How can you continue to be a sign of God's Kingdom?
What attidues reflect God's Kingdom?
What is one thing you could share online this week about the Catholic Church?
In what ways do you wait with hope for God's Kingdom?
How is the desire for justice reflected in your life and ministry?
What does it mean to wait with hope?
What does it take to get to Heaven?
Please tell me everything you know about Heaven, Hell, and Purgatory.
What does Jesus promise about eternal life?
What kind of life is Jesus offering us?
How will we be judged by God?
If you knew your life would end tomorrow, what would you do?
Think about some actions and behaviors that would be disobeying or turning away from God. Then list three positive behaviors or actions that can counter these and help you strengthen your relationship with God.
How can we be with Jesus on the last day?
What do you think about being judged?
What can you do to prepare yourself?
What special prayers can you use to remember those you know who have died?
You can take the meaning of Christian hope to heart to change your outlook on troubling issues. Consider what it really means to trust in God, and apply it to your relationships. Using what you have learned this year, you can offer hope-filled advice to friends and family. Please name something you can do to become a more hope-filled person.