Understanding the Blessed Trinity in Catholic Faith
A lesson prompts questions about one God in three divine Persons. It recounts Saint Augustine’s sea hole analogy for understanding the mystery and offers activities: define God, explain the Father Son and Spirit, illustrate Trinity with a geometric figure, recall Matthew 28 19 and the Jordan baptism, and create essays prayers and poems to express faith in the Trinity.
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Saint Augustine
St. Augustine
God
Holy Ghost
St. Patrick
John
River
Jordan
Temper Control Advice for Youth
The piece warns that losing one's temper leads to regret and damaged relationships. It urges young readers to learn self control to avoid negative outcomes in argument, friendship, and life.
Poem of the Week for My Children Gente Jesus
A devotional verse asks for divine guidance and protection for children and all readers. It speaks of keeping faith bright, finding the Saviour, and God's gracious care enveloping every age from youth to elder, ending with a mother's plea for guidance.
Learning of Our Father in Early Country Missionary Tales
A reflection on early missionary work among Indigenous peoples, noting how priests learned local languages and shared about the Pope. The piece compares this to Jesus declaring the Father’s truth, emphasizing that knowledge of the Father comes through His Son and divine revelation.
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Europe
Rome
Jesus
Earth
Father
Heaven
Tricks of the Week Balancing Glasses and Musical Water
A science puzzle explains balancing two forks a nail and a cork on a glass with the center of gravity just under the nail. By stacking several glasses and varying water, readers can play tunes by striking them and adjust pitch by changing liquid density.
Mass Quiz Answers on the Chasuble Revealed
A fragment lists last week’s Mass quiz answers with true or false marks for ten statements about the Chasuble. Items show T for true and F for false across questions one through ten.
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