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| Introduction | 7 | |
| Part A | Reflection and Discussion Strategies | |
| Build Your Star: A Reflection Exercise on Identity | 15 | |
| Life in a Bag: An Introduction Activity | 19 | |
| Being Michelangelo: An Exercise in Perspectives | 22 | |
| Pass the Bag: A Biblical Affirmation Exercise | 25 | |
| Wander and Ponder: A Reflection and Dialogue Activity | 29 | |
| You Can Do It! A Learning Activity on Endurance | 32 | |
| Soaring Spirits: An Affirmation Project | 35 | |
| The Light of Christ: A Candleholder-Making Activity | 38 | |
| Excuses, Excuses: A Drama and Discussion Activity | 41 | |
| Feelings Charades: A Communication Activity | 44 | |
| If I Were Candy: A Self-Disclosure Activity | 47 | |
| In Sync: A Lesson in Group Dynamics | 50 | |
| Here I Am! A Self-Disclosure and Affirmation Activity | 53 | |
| Take Me Out to the Ball Game: A Reflection and Discussion Exercise | 57 | |
| Part B | Active Learning Strategies | |
| Church Search: Church Tour and Vocabulary Lesson | 63 | |
| The Journeys of Jesus: A Lesson on Biblical Travels | 66 | |
| Line It Up: A Timeline Learning Activity | 71 | |
| KGOD Eyewitness News Nazareth: A Television Interview Simulation | 74 | |
| Know Your Scripture: An Activity to Memorize Scripture Verses | 78 | |
| Spotlight on the Sacraments: Discussion and Presentation | 81 | |
| Sacraments Mobile: A Craft and Discussion Exercise | 84 | |
| Jackpot! A Review Activity | 88 | |
| Snowball Fight: An Icebreaker and Timeline Exercis | 90 | |
| Popcorn: A Review Exercise | 93 | |
| What's the Meaning? A Vocabulary Review Exercise | 96 | |
| M&M Memory Starters: A Review Exercise | 98 | |
| Deat Me In! A Review Activity with Playing Cards | 100 | |
| Part C | Prayer and Faith-Building Strategies | |
| Sacramental Journey: Pilgrimage, Prayer, and Discussion | 105 | |
| Doodle Prayers: A Creative Prayer Activity | 108 | |
| Prayer Box: Creating a Portable Sacred Space | 111 | |
| Prayer Pillows: A Prayer Craft Project | 116 | |
| Prayer with Empty Pockets: A Spontaneous Prayer Exercise | 119 | |
| Three Questions: An Exercise in Shared Prayer | 121 | |
| Communication Golf: A Lesson on Obstacles to Communication | 124 | |
| Balloon Relay Race: A Lesson in Community and Perseverance | 127 | |
| A Gift from Jesus: A Guided Reflection with Clay | 131 | |
| Broken Pots: A Lesson in Piecing Together a History | 135 | |
| God Can: An Exercise in Letting Go | 138 | |
| Appendix 1 | Connections to the Discovering Program by HELP Strategy | 141 |
| Appendix 2 | Connections to the Discovering Program by Discovering Course | 150 |
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Mahoma Moheno Maciel
reviewed Hands-On Ideas for Ministry with Young Teens on November 11, 2017
Hands-On Ideas for Ministry with Young Teens
The cross is mostly seen in its historical and redemptive importance, without a hint of a esoteric meaning. Guenon- rather than dismissing those interpretations- makes it clear that one can have one- if not multiple- symbolic intrepretations of a symbol, without denying it's literal ones. Sounding very much like Thomas Aquinas, he explains how the horizontal line of the cross represents the physical world of constant change and duality- like a time line- and how the vertical line is the Primordial state of being: the static, eternal Now through which the manifested world flows out of. It is the undifferentiated, quintessential, non-localized One. The unity behind the duality. And together with both lines overlapping, is the union of humanity and divinity. Guenon goes on to repeat the same unitive formula in all the spiritual traditions: Atman and Brahamin, Macrocosom and Microcosm, Ying and Yang, Prakriti and Purusha, ect. To justify his usage of different spiritual languages to communicate the same truth, he makes the critical distinction between synthesis and syncretism- the later being the one to stay away from.
Guenons knowledge of hinduism, buddhism, taoism, pythagoreanism, Plato, Aristotle, hermeticism, kabbala, christianity and islam is so crystal, that he interchangeably uses different concepts from all of them to communicate his points. A thing I'm not qualified to judge is his apparent knowledge of mathematics, which he uses to discuse the many dimensions and modalities of different states of being and how they all issue forth from the horizontal cross- I'll admit it got over my head at times. However, whether one grasps his mathematical explanations of the cross or not, isn't essential. What's important is not necessarily the information, but the number of comparisons made between all these seemingly different religions and philosophies. This book should serve to make the union of all the religions-or, the perrenial philosophy- easier to see.
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