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CONTENTS Letter to Parents or Guardians 1. There Is One God The Blessed Trinity... 1 2. We See God in the World around Us Creation... 3 3. I Am Special to God, Who Made Me... 6 4. Actions and Attitudes The Ten Commandments... 8 5. Love Others as God Loves You... 10 6. God s House The Church... 12 7. Wrong Choices... 14 8. God s Family Baptism... 16 9. Forgiveness Is an Act of Love... 18 10. Prayer... 20 11. Jesus Is God the Son... 23 12. Miracles of Jesus... 25 13. Jesus Says, Come Follow Me... 27 14. Faith and Trust... 29 15. After Death There Is Life... 31 16. God Should Come First in Our Lives... 33 17. God Cares for Us and All He Has Made... 35 18. Thanksgiving... 37 19. First Week of Advent Preparing Our Hearts and Homes... 39 20. Second Week of Advent Mary Said Yes to God... 41 21. Third Week of Advent Joseph, Jesus Father on Earth... 43 22. Fourth Week of Advent Christmas Is Jesus Birthday... 45 23. Lent... 47 24. Palm Sunday... 48 25. Holy Week... 49 26. Easter Sunday... 51 Prayers to Know

LESSON 1: THERE IS ONE GOD THE BLESSED TRINITY Directions: Connect the dots and color the picture. There are three persons in one God: the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. 1

Family Note Lesson 1: There Is One God The Blessed Trinity In this lesson, the Sign of the Cross and the Glory Be are introduced. Each time we make the Sign of the Cross, we give praise to the three persons of the Blessed Trinity. When we say the Glory Be, we are showing that we believe that God always was and always will be. Concepts of Faith How many Gods are there? There is one God, and there are three persons in the one God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. What do we call the three persons in one God? We call the three persons in one God the Blessed Trinity. Correspondence to the Catechism of the Catholic Church Belief in one God: CCC 199 202, 228 The implications of faith in one God: CCC 222 27, 229 In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit : CCC 232 37, 265 The revelation of God as the Blessed Trinity: CCC 238 48, 261 64 Blessed Trinity in the teaching of the faith: CCC 249 56, 266 The divine works and the trinitarian missions: CCC 257 60, 267 Suggested Activity Review the Sign of the Cross and the Glory Be with your child: 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.

LESSON 1: THERE IS ONE GOD THE BLESSED TRINITY Directions: Cut out the pictures. Put them in the correct order. and of the Holy and of the Son In the name of the Father Spirit. Amen. 2

Family Note Lesson 1: There Is One God The Blessed Trinity In this lesson, the Sign of the Cross and the Glory Be are introduced. Each time we make the Sign of the Cross, we give praise to the three persons of the Blessed Trinity. When we say the Glory Be, we are showing that we believe that God always was and always will be. Concepts of Faith How many Gods are there? There is one God, and there are three persons in the one God: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. What do we call the three persons in one God? We call the three persons in one God the Blessed Trinity. Correspondence to the Catechism of the Catholic Church Belief in one God: CCC 199 202, 228 The implications of faith in one God: CCC 222 27, 229 In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit : CCC 232 37, 265 The revelation of God as the Blessed Trinity: CCC 238 48, 261 64 Blessed Trinity in the teaching of the faith: CCC 249 56, 266 The divine works and the trinitarian missions: CCC 257 60, 267 Suggested Activity Review the Sign of the Cross and the Glory Be with your child: 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.

LESSON 2: WE SEE GOD IN THE WORLD AROUND US CREATION Directions: Find and color the hidden pictures. God made the whole world and everything in it. 3

Family Note Lesson 2: We See God in the World around Us Creation The story for this lesson is an adaptation of Genesis 1:1 31. We call God Creator because he made the world and everything in it from nothing. God made all the things in the world for people to use. We can use all the things God made, but we cannot use other people. We love, praise, and thank God for the wonderful world he has given us. Concepts of Faith Who made the world and everything in it? God made the world and everything in it. Who is our Creator? God is our Creator. Correspondence to the Catechism of the Catholic Church The Creator: CCC 279 81 Catechesis on creation: CCC 282 89 The world was created for the glory of God: CCC 293 94, 319 The mystery of creation: CCC 295 301, 317 18, 320 Man created in the image of God: CCC 355 57, 380 81 Suggested Activity Go for a walk with your child. Point out all the wonderful things God has given us.

LESSON 2: WE SEE GOD IN THE WORLD AROUND US CREATION Creation Booklet God made the sun, moon, and stars. God made the plants and trees. 4

Family Note Lesson 2: We See God in the World around Us Creation The story for this lesson is an adaptation of Genesis 1:1 31. We call God Creator because he made the world and everything in it from nothing. God made all the things in the world for people to use. We can use all the things God made, but we cannot use other people. We love, praise, and thank God for the wonderful world he has given us. Concepts of Faith Who made the world and everything in it? God made the world and everything in it. Who is our Creator? God is our Creator. Correspondence to the Catechism of the Catholic Church The Creator: CCC 279 81 Catechesis on creation: CCC 282 89 The world was created for the glory of God: CCC 293 94, 319 The mystery of creation: CCC 295 301, 317 18, 320 Man created in the image of God: CCC 355 57, 380 81 Suggested Activity Go for a walk with your child. Point out all the wonderful things God has given us.

LESSON 2: WE SEE GOD IN THE WORLD AROUND US CREATION Creation Booklet God made all creatures great and small. God made Adam and Eve in his image. 5

LESSON 3: I AM SPECIAL TO GOD, WHO MADE ME Directions: Help the children find their way to Jesus. Jesus said, Let the children come to me. 6

Family Note Lesson 3: I Am Special to God, Who Made Me The story for this lesson is an adaptation of Luke 18:15 17. We are all special because we are im ages of God. We can love and act the way God loves and acts. We can share God s life. As images of God, we want to teach others about God and his love for us. The good things we think, and say, and do help others see and learn about God through us. Concepts of Faith Why are we special to God? We are special because we are made in the image of God. Correspondence to the Catechism of the Catholic Church Man created in the image of God: CCC 355 57, 380 81 Equality and difference willed by God: CCC 369 Suggested Activity Together, look at pictures of your child as a baby. Discuss how much your child has grown.

LESSON 3: I AM SPECIAL TO GOD, WHO MADE ME Directions: Connect the dots and color the picture. 5 6 4 7 3 8 2 9 1 10 We are made in the image of God. 7

Family Note Lesson 3: I Am Special to God, Who Made Me The story for this lesson is an adaptation of Luke 18:15 17. We are all special because we are im ages of God. We can love and act the way God loves and acts. We can share God s life. As images of God, we want to teach others about God and his love for us. The good things we think, and say, and do help others see and learn about God through us. Concepts of Faith Why are we special to God? We are special because we are made in the image of God. Correspondence to the Catechism of the Catholic Church Man created in the image of God: CCC 355 57, 380 81 Equality and difference willed by God: CCC 369 Suggested Activity Together, look at pictures of your child as a baby. Discuss how much your child has grown.

LESSON 4: ACTIONS AND ATTITUDES THE TEN COMMANDMENTS Directions: Cut out the puzzle pieces. Put the puzzle together. 8

Family Note Lesson 4: Actions and Attitudes The Ten Commandments The story for this lesson is an adaptation of Matthew 19:16 22. God gave us the Ten Commandments to help us know how to live as his images. They are a way of life for an image of God. The Commandments are not rules or laws forced on us, but rather the way an image of God chooses to act. When we choose to act as an image of God by following the Commandments, we show our love for God. Concepts of Faith How should we show our love for God? We should show our love for God by choosing to follow the Commandments that he gave us. Correspondence to the Catechism of the Catholic Church The Old Law: CCC 1962 The Ten Commandments: CCC 2054 69 Suggested Activity Work together with your child on a small project or task. Have your child help you make a cake, wash the car, set the table, make a bed, etc. Point out the steps or directions you follow to do this project or task the correct way.

LESSON 4: ACTIONS AND ATTITUDES THE TEN COMMANDMENTS Directions: Color the happy face to show a good action or the sad face to show a wrong action. Our good actions reflect God. 9

Family Note Lesson 4: Actions and Attitudes The Ten Commandments The story for this lesson is an adaptation of Matthew 19:16 22. God gave us the Ten Commandments to help us know how to live as his images. They are a way of life for an image of God. The Commandments are not rules or laws forced on us, but rather the way an image of God chooses to act. When we choose to act as an image of God by following the Commandments, we show our love for God. Concepts of Faith How should we show our love for God? We should show our love for God by choosing to follow the Commandments that he gave us. Correspondence to the Catechism of the Catholic Church The Old Law: CCC 1962 The Ten Commandments: CCC 2054 69 Suggested Activity Work together with your child on a small project or task. Have your child help you make a cake, wash the car, set the table, make a bed, etc. Point out the steps or directions you follow to do this project or task the correct way.

LESSON 5: LOVE OTHERS AS GOD LOVES YOU Directions: Connect the dots and color the picture. Draw two coins in the woman s hand. 1 10 4 2 3 8 9 7 5 6 The poor woman showed her love for God. 10

Family Note Lesson 5: Love Others as God Loves You The story for this lesson is an adaptation of Mark 12:41 44. We are made in the image of God to do what God does. God loves us; God loves everyone. This means that because God loves us and everyone, we should love ourselves and everyone else. First we should love God, then we should love ourselves, and then we should love others as God loves us. When we love others, we make ourselves happy because we are acting as God made us to act. Concepts of Faith Whom does God love? God loves everyone. Whom are we to love? We are to love God, ourselves, and everyone else. Correspondence to the Catechism of the Catholic Church God, He Who Is, is Truth and Love: CCC 214, 231 God is Love: CCC 221, 231 The Holy Spirit God s gift: CCC 733 Communion in spiritual goods: CCC 952 Marriage in God s plan: CCC 1602 Male and Female He Created Them : CCC 2331 Holy Orders: CCC 1593 98 The communal character of the human vocations: CCC 1878 The Christian family: CCC 2204 6 Conversion and society: CCC 1889 Suggested Activity Give your child an extra hug. Say, I love you.

LESSON 5: LOVE OTHERS AS GOD LOVES YOU Directions: Connect the lines and color the heart. Love others as God loves you. 11

Family Note Lesson 5: Love Others as God Loves You The story for this lesson is an adaptation of Mark 12:41 44. We are made in the image of God to do what God does. God loves us; God loves everyone. This means that because God loves us and everyone, we should love ourselves and everyone else. First we should love God, then we should love ourselves, and then we should love others as God loves us. When we love others, we make ourselves happy because we are acting as God made us to act. Concepts of Faith Whom does God love? God loves everyone. Whom are we to love? We are to love God, ourselves, and everyone else. Correspondence to the Catechism of the Catholic Church God, He Who Is, is Truth and Love: CCC 214, 231 God is Love: CCC 221, 231 The Holy Spirit God s gift: CCC 733 Communion in spiritual goods: CCC 952 Marriage in God s plan: CCC 1602 Male and Female He Created Them : CCC 2331 Holy Orders: CCC 1593 98 The communal character of the human vocations: CCC 1878 The Christian family: CCC 2204 6 Conversion and society: CCC 1889 Suggested Activity Give your child an extra hug. Say, I love you.