26 th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year B)
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1 26 th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year B) (Green Cloth) Welcome: Announcements: Candle/Book: Sign of the Cross: First Reading: Responsorial Psalm: Alleluia: Gospel: Dialogue: Good morning boys & girls. Welcome! Make any necessary announcements before the liturgy begins. Child to process with the candle and parent with the Book Lead the children into performing the Sign of the Cross This is a reading from the book of Numbers. (Readings can be done by a parent) The Sunday Book of Readings Adapted for Children, p. 120 The Word of the Lord. Children: Thanks be to God. Children s Response: Jesus, may I please you on this day. Verse 1: In all that I think or say... Verse 2: In whatever I do and whenever I play Verse 3: Wherever I go and wherever I stay Sing the Alleluia together This is a reading from the Gospel of Mark. Children: Glory to you, Lord. (Three crosses Lord be in my thoughts, in my words, and in my heart) The Sunday Book of Readings Adapted for Children, p. 121 The Gospel of the Lord. Children: Praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ. The readings this month have all been about how we behave. Today s readings are about people who do things in the name of Jesus. Who do you know that talks about Jesus? (share parents, grandparents, priests, liturgy leaders, maybe teachers, etc.) 79
2 In the first reading, Joshua wanted Moses to stop others from talking about God. But Moses said that everyone should be allowed to talk about God and share their beliefs with others. In today s Gospel, John was worried that the actions of the man curing the sick might not please Jesus. Although the man was a follower of Jesus and cured people using Jesus name, the friends of Jesus did not know him. So John tried to stop the man from what he was doing. As believers in Jesus, we try to live like Jesus. This man was also a believer in Jesus and he tried to help people who were sick. Jesus saw that the man was kind and helpful. Jesus teaches us to be caring and helpful to others. What is something you could do to help someone at home? (share) What could you do to help someone at school? (share) Another way we can help others is to pray for them. We can do this quietly without them even knowing it. Who could we pray for? (share parents, siblings, relatives, friends, etc.) This week try to do something for someone that is caring and helpful as Jesus teaches us. Intentions: Hymn: Closing: Let us pray: (The intentions can be read by the children) To help us be kind to others, we pray to the Lord. Children: Lord, hear our prayer. To appreciate others for being kind to us, we pray to the Lord. Children: Lord, hear our prayer. encourage the children to share their own intentions Catholic Book of Worship III or Glory & Praise Sunday theme Remember to pick up the Home Assignment and select readers for the following week. 80
3 Name: Date: 26 th Sunday in Ordinary Time (Year B) Home Assignment 1. What two things do you know about Jesus that you could share with others? 2. What are two questions you have about Jesus or his life that you would ask a priest, or your parents, or someone else who believes in Jesus? 3. Draw a picture of someone speaking about Jesus to a crowd of people. Draw a speech bubble and write what you think the person would say. 81
4 Ritual Session Two 26 th Sunday in Ordinary Time Called by Name I Am Special Catechist Reflection: God loves each of us from the moment of our life begins. In God we find a caring presence. God never fails to love, never fails to see the good in us. In our relationship with God, we come to see ourselves as people who are loved and who are good. God is the initiator of love. Love is God s gift to us. We do not need to understand, to prove, to earn it; we merely need to accept this unconditional gift. Throughout our lives even as adults we search for a sense of ourselves. We look for ways to understand who we are and to know ourselves as accepted and good. Our children are bombarded with many messages that tell them they are never good enough. The world around them says, You can never be too rich, too powerful, too smart, too attractive.... What they hear is You can never be good enough. In God s love, we experience a very different message. In Scripture, and throughout history, God has shown us a love that does not demand that we be good enough. Rather, God loves us freely and in full knowledge of who we are good and not-so-good. It is no mistake that we are creatures who live in relationship. It is in and through personal relationships that we come to experience God s love for us. As we accept and love one another, we begin to bring to light the God who is always with us. GOALS Lead the children to the understanding that they are special and loved by God. Help them to remember that they were called by name at their baptism Establish the importance of our name You will need the following: A welcoming place to gather Name tags Prayer Table with cloth (liturgical colour) cross reference 83
5 Processional Cross Lectionary Candle(s) 4 x 6 inch pieces of card stock Colour pencils, markers, pencils, glitter and glue Welcome/ Introductions Opening Prayer We praise you, loving God, for your Word Jesus Christ. Give us your Holy Spirit to listen to your Word with our ears, to treasure it with our hearts and to live it with our lives. We ask you this through your Word Jesus Christ who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, One God forever and ever. Amen. Leader: Revisit last week s gathering. Take time to hear their baptism stories. Make the Connection between The Cross and being Called by Name Remember last week when we heard the story of Samuel and how he responded to God calling him. Does anyone remember how Samuel answered God s call? At our birth, our parents gave us a special name. The first question that comes up at Baptism is What name do you give your child? Isn t it wonderful to think that the name our parents gave us is the one God uses too! Next the priest asks what the parents want for this child, and they answer, Baptism The priest then tells them how they must help their child learn to be a friend and a follower of Jesus, and he asks the godparents and the faith community if they will help. Then there is a special moment. The priest called us by name and said, the Christian Community welcomes you with great joy. He traces the sign of the Cross on our foreheads and said I claim you for Christ. We became members of God s Family. 84
6 Ritual Experience PROCESSION (Come) A team member gathers those selected for the procession and invites them to go to the back of the room where they will be given the objects that they will carry in the procession. The procession gathers around the prayer table so as not to block people s view. Soft music will be playing while the procession takes place. Presider: In the name of the Father + and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. All: Presider: Amen. Let us pray for the gift of God s Spirit as together we begin our journey to the Table of the Lord. Loving God, you gather us to celebrate and to give thanks that you have called us by name. Bless these symbols as they help us remember that you are with us. One child spreads the cloth on the table May this table be a sign that we are all one family sharing our life together. The Candle bearer holds the candle high, and after the prayer below, places the candle on the table May this candle remind us that Jesus our light shows us the way to you. The Cross bearer holds the cross high and, after the prayer below, places the cross on the table. May this cross always be a sign to us of your great love. The Book bearer holds the Lectionary (or Bible) high and, after the prayer below, places the book on the table. May the Word be rich food for our minds and hearts. This we ask through your Son, Jesus our Lord. All: Amen. THE WORD OF GOD (LISTEN) Presider: Now we will listen to a story from the book of God s word about a child whom God called by name. 85
7 Responsorial Psalm: (sung) Here are two suggestions: Listen With Your Heart Listen with your heart Listen to the Good News Hear what God is saying To you and me. (action: point to ears then place hands crossed over heart) (action: point to ears and hold out palms of hands) (action: point to ears and point to sky) (action: point to each other and yourself). (Repeat) Or God we come to worship you Open our hearts to listen to you, Open our hearts to listen to you. Refreshments (Both pieces come from Music for Children's Liturgy of the Word, Christopher Walker and Paule Freeburg, DC, Oregon Catholic Press.) Gospel: Reading from the Gospel of Mark 9: Reflection on the Gospel Jesus teaches us that he wants everyone to do good. We are all part of the same group or family if we belong to Christ. The Holy Spirit may act in and through anyone. Or from the Gospel of John: 1 John: 1-4 Reflection on the Gospel: - John wants to share with us his joy in having seen and heard and touched Jesus, the Word of Life. The Parish Community will hand on the Good News for the same reason as John. MAKING A NAME CARD Invite the children to decorate their name cards with a symbol of themselves or perhaps of the meaning of their name. e.g. K-ind E-everyone loves me V-aluable 86
8 I-Irish N-ice These name cards will be used during the Rite of Enrolment the following weekend. The importance of our Name How would you feel if people never called you by your name but just said Hey You? Scripturally, a name is not only what the person is called but also who the person is the special meaning of that person. Our name sets us apart from everyone else. The following weekend The Rite of Enrollment and Presentation of Bibles will be celebrated during Mass. This rite takes place after the homily. You may want to rehearse the Rite with the children and their parents. Presider: Closing Prayer: Through the gift of your Spirit, loving God, the early followers of Jesus proclaimed the joy of the Good News to people everywhere. Give us that same joy and help us to share it with all people. We ask this through Jesus Christ who lives and reigns with you in the unity of the Holy Spirit, One God for ever and ever. Amen. Family Activity: Children, you may want to ask your parents why they choose the name you have. I am quite sure there are some special stories to share. Does your family have a group of stories that are told and retold at family gatherings? If so, share one or more at a family meal along with what you think the story tells people about the family. What would happen if that story never got told again, if it were forgotten? When we forget the stories we forget the important aspects of who we are as a person or as a family. Make the parallel with Scriptures. Without these stories we forget we are the people of God. 87
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