Spirit of Truth, Classic Edition > Grade 4 > Unit 7
Lesson 6: My Own Vocation
Vocations, or calls to various states of life, are not something received only by a select few. Rather, God calls each and every one of us to be holy.
Vocations, or calls to various states of life, are not something received only by a select few. Rather, God calls each and every one of us to be holy.
The Lord’s Prayer encompasses everything that can and must be said to the Father.
The recipients of the Sacraments at the Service of Communion, Holy Orders and Holy Matrimony, are given the grace by Jesus to serve others and help lead them to Salvation in order to build up the People of God.
Mary is a model of faith and charity, an exemplary realization of the Church, and can teach us many lessons about prayer.
By participating in our family and parish communities, we both give and receive support for living the Christian life.
Marriage is the path on which Jesus calls many of us to fulfill the call to love.
The liturgy is the official public worship of the Church.
The saints give numerous examples of just how rich and varied the call to holiness looks among the members of the Church.
The Bible begins with the first marriage of the original man and woman and ends with a vision of the wedding feast of the Lamb, Jesus, who is united for all eternity with His Bride, His Church.
Expressions of prayer include meditative prayer, contemplative prayer, and devotional prayer.
Vocations, or calls to various states of life, are not something received only by a select few. Rather, God calls each and every one of us to be holy.
The matter, form, minister, recipient, and effects of the Sacrament of Holy Matrimony.
We should not pray with Scripture as we might analyze a book for English class. We read it to be with God and enter into a dialogue with Him.
The recipients of the Sacraments at the Service of Communion, Holy Orders and Holy Matrimony, are given the grace by Jesus to serve others and help lead them to Salvation in order to build up the People of God.
God’s love for us has four components or parts: it is free, total and self-giving, faithful, and fruitful.