G 7 Lesson 8 LESSON

• The Art of Giving
• Giving meaning to the lives

of others
• Being of Service to others.
• Love is patient and kind; love does not
envy or boast; it is not arrogant or rude. It
does not insist on its own way; it is not
irritable or resentful; it does not rejoice at
wrongdoing, but rejoices with the truth.
American counselor and teacher
offer some tips for showing and
fostering love in families and other
relationships.
Love nurturing strategy 1
• Set aside at least 10-15 minutes each day
to talk about what is truly important to
each of you.
• to do this, learn the following elements:
A. clearly state your thoughts and
feelings.
B. Learn to Listen.
C. Verify your understanding.
• Be Sensitive to the needs of
others.
• Learn to be affirmative and
thankful.
• Be Humble and say Sorry to
avoid conflict.
• Keep your relationship strong
and going, have fun together.
• Lift your relationship to spiritual
level. Learn to pray together.
• Find some exciting ways to
share love to others. (Volunteer)
MARY:
Model of Faith
Mr. John Paul T. Aguilar LPT.
LESSON TARGETS
At the end of the lesson:

1.I can enumerate the ten virtues
of Mary and the Mystery of the
Holy Rosary
2.I can recognize why Mary becomes
the Model of faith.
3.I can make a list of Mary's
seven words in the Old
Testament.
“Full submission of Intellect and will”
Obedience in Faith
Many Filipino Catholics probably learn
more about faith from their devotion to
Virgin Mary than any other way. This is
perfectly grounded in the scripture
which portrays Mary as the example of
faith. Through her great :fiat”(yes)
THE FOUR
Mary experience
Gospel of Luke
2:41-52
01.
Stage of astonishment
Mary and Joseph saw Jesus teaches the

priest at the temple.
02.
Stage of distress/ worry
As with the
prophets, God’s
word brings good
and bad fortune.
03.
Lack of understanding
Mary and Joseph could not
understand what Jesus
meant. Faith is not a “clear
insight” but seeing
indistinctly”
04.
Stage of search
Mary did not drop the
incident from her
mind but rather keep
it in her heart.
THE Faith of
MARY
FAITH IN GOD
Mary said “Behold, I am the handmaid of
the Lord, be it done to me according to your
words.” — Luke 1:28
FAITH IN JESUS
Mary, the mother of Jesus Christ said to the
servant, “do whatever he tells you — John
2:5
FAITH IN THE CHURCH
When Jesus saw his mother and the disciple there
whom he loved, he said to his mother, “Woman,
behold your son,” then he said to the disciple,
“behold your mother. “and from that hour the
disciple took her into his home. — John 19:26-27
The ten Virtues
• Most Pure (Mt 1:18, 20, 23; Lk 1:27,34)
• Most Prudent (Lk 2:19, 51)
• Most Humble (Lk 1:48)
• Most Faithful (Lk 1:45; Jn 2:5)
• Most Devout (Lk 1:46-7; Acts 1:14)
• Most Obedient (Lk 1:38; 2:21-2, 27)
• Most Poor (Lk 2:7)
• Most Patient (Jn 19:25)
• Most Merciful (Lk 1:39, 56)
• Most Sorrowful (Lk 2:35)
What is the Holy Rosary?
It is our Blessed Mother's
Favorite prayer - in recent times
the Mother of God has appeared in
various parts of the world and
asked for the recitation of the
Rosary, the prayer she gave to the
world centuries ago.
Derives from the Latin Word
which mean Crown of roses or Garland of Roses.
The praying of Holy rosary is combined of both
and
Brief History
In the 16th century, POPE PIUS V
established the standard fifteen
Mysteries of the Rosaries which
are grouped into three, the
JOYFUL MYSTERIES, the SORROWFUL
MYSTERIES, and the GLORIOUS
MYSTERIES.
POPE PIUS V
Brief History
Brief History
In 2002, POPE JOHN PAUL II
added a set of five to the
existing fifteen mysteries
and these became known as
Pope John Paul II the LUMINOUS MYSTERIES.
Today, the total number of
mysteries is TWENTY.
THE MYSTERIES OF
THE HOLY ROSARY
Joyful Mystery Sorrowful mystery

(Mondays & Saturdays) (Tuesdays & Fridays)
glorious Mystery luminous mystery

(Wednesdays & Sundays ) (Thursdays only)
Joyful Mystery
(Mondays & Saturdays)
In Joyful mystery, we celebrate the joyful
Birth of Jesus Christ and His presentation
At the temple.
Sorrowful mystery
(Tuesdays & Fridays)
In Sorrow mystery, we celebrate the
sorrowful Passion and death of our Lord.
Glorious mystery
(Wednesdays & Sundays)
In Glorious mystery, we celebrate the
Glorious resurrection and Assention of
Jesus.
luminous mystery
(Thursdays ONLY)
The luminous mystery was instituted by
Pope John Paul 11 in 2002. it
commemorates the Ministry of Jesus
Worth Knowing
Remembering
• We, Catholics, do not worship Mary,

adoration and worship is done to God alone.
Rather, we only venerate Mary being the
Mother of Jesus Christ.
• Hyperdulia is the greatest veneration we give
to Mary alone, for being the mother of God.
Real-life Application Challenge—Integration
of Values and 21st Century Skills:
My Own Mysteries
In your modules, narrate in four to five sentences the four
events in your life which you experience Joy, Sorrow, Glory and
Light. You can used extra sheet of paper for this.

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• The Art of Giving

• Giving meaning to the lives

At the end of the lesson:

Mary and Joseph saw Jesus teaches the

Joyful Mystery Sorrowful mystery

glorious Mystery luminous mystery

• We, Catholics, do not worship Mary,

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