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Kateri Hiểu biết Mẹ Maria là ai và tại sao Mẹ quan trọng đối với đức tin Công giáo của chúng ta.Hiểu ý nghĩa và biết lần chuỗi Mân Côi với các mầu nhiệm. Tôn Kính Đức Mẹ Và Kinh Mân Côi – Sổ Khóa Sa Mạc Cấp 1 (QCHL 2014) Understand who Mary is and … Read moreTôn Kính Đức Mẹ Và Kinh Mân Côi
Lãnh Nhận Lời Chúa bao gồm việc đọc/ nghe Lời Chúa, nhưng ý nghĩa đầy đủ là đón nhận trong đức tin để Lời Chúa biến đổi mình – không dừng ở mức nhận chữ hay thuộc câu. Giáo Hội dạy rằng việc đọc Kinh Thánh phải đi kèm với cầu nguyện, để có “đối … Read moreLãnh Nhận Lời Chúa
Encouraging children and young people to share during meditation means helping them name what they experienced (without forcing them to perform) and then guiding them to interpret it spiritually – especially when they feel consolation or desolation. Encouraging children and young people to share during meditation
This training guide helps EYM youth leaders learn a repeatable way to lead Gospel meditation: starting from the Word of God, guiding the imagination and feelings toward an encounter with Jesus, and ending with a mission step in daily life. Meditation on the Word of God
Lectio Divina is an ancient Catholic prayer method for reading and praying with the Bible. Don’t let the Latin scare you away from learning to do it yourself or from sharing it with your students. It is an essential practice for all Catholics to learn and certainly not something we should avoid teaching young people to do.
In Catholic usage, “gaze” in contemplative prayer means a heart-attentiveness like faith looking at Jesus, not mainly something done with the eyes. The Catechism defines contemplation as: “a gaze of faith, fixed on Jesus. ‘I look at him and he looks at me’” (CCC 2715) It also says contemplative prayer is: “a gaze of faith fixed on Jesus … … Read moreKeep Returning Your Gaze to Jesus
The Examination of Conscience is a review of one’s past thoughts, words, and actions to see whether they match or differ from the moral law. Ignatius’ general Examen has five movements, designed to end in repentance and amendment (not just self-criticism). With Jesus In The Evening – The Examen
A daytime way to live “Contemplation in Action” Ignatian “contemplation in action” means: while your day is full of movement, you remain inwardly turned to Jesus—so prayer is not merely “time off,” but a way of being that transforms how you see and act. Pope Francis summarizes the Christian heart of contemplative prayer like this: … Read moreWith Jesus During the Day – Contemplation in Action
The Morning Offering in the Eucharistic Youth Movement is a daily act of entrustment: you begin the day by placing your life in Christ, uniting your offering with the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, and (in the PWPN/EYM spirituality) aligning your prayers with the Holy Father’s monthly intentions. This prayer trains young people to live … Read moreWith Jesus in the Morning – The Morning Offering
“The whole life of being a member of the VEYM seeks to be a response to Jesus’ call. There is an educational emphasis on experiencing three special moments of encountering Him: The Three Moments of the Day. At each moment there is a pause, to speak one-to-one with our great Friend.” (EYM International Manual – … Read moreThree Moments of the Day Card