CLE 3 - Third Quarter

Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
Diocese of Bayombong Educational System
Division of Quirino
CHRISTIAN
Our Lady of LIVING
Lourdes School 3
of Aglipay,
THIRD QUARTER MODULE
BRIEF INTRODUCTION:
Hello, my dear pupils! Another chapter has been finished.
Welcome to the 3rd Quarter of your Learning Module. I hope that
you would be more passionate, and excited for another learning
journey even in this trying time.
In this module we will learn about the Church celebrates the
sacraments, Jesus celebrates the Last Supper, we gather to praise
God, we make the choice to love God, and Jesus Cares for and
heals the sick.
In our Christian Living class, we will focus on worshiping God in
the Church. In this subject, your prior knowledge in your previous
Christian Living classes will still be used for you to be able to cope
with given tasks/ activities.
I hope you will enjoy our lessons!
God bless and let’s get into it!
WEEK 1: The Church Celebrates the Sacraments
The learner demonstrates understanding of the church
Content Standard
celebrates the sacraments.
The learner is able to learn by using his or her critical abilities
Performance Standard
and right perspectives in searching for the truth.
Most Essential Learning
Recognize what Sacraments do in the community.
Competencies (MELCs)
21st Century Learning
Creative and Critical Thinking; Responsible Individual
Skills
Spirituality, Collaboration, Competence, Service Oriented,
Core Values
Stewardship
REFERENCES:
Printed:
A. Solivert, Imelda, Fr. Rene T. Lagaya, SDB, MTD (Ph.D.) (2014). Antonio Arnaiz cor.
Chino Roces Avenues, Makati City, Philippines: SalesianaBooks by Don Bosco
Press
B. Paras, Raul L. (2015). 203 Mindanao Avenue Extension Project 8, Quezon City,
Philippines: Dane Publishing House, Inc.
OPENING PRAYER
Dear Lord, thank you for today. Thank you for ways in which you
provide for us all. For your protection and love we thank you. Help us
to focus our hearts and minds now on what we are about to learn.
Inspire us by your Holy Spirit as we listen and write. We ask this in
the name of Jesus. Amen.
TOPIC: THE CHURCH CELEBRATES THE SACRAMENTS
INTRODUCTION:
The seven sacraments are instituted by Christ. They are sacred
signs and symbols that expressed God’s desire to communicate
his love and grace to all people. The main purpose of the
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sacraments is to make the people holy, to build up the church,
and to worship and glorify God.
Below are the Learning Targets/ Specific Objectives:
1. Identify the seven sacraments.

2. Recognize what the sacraments can do to the Christian
community.
3. Pray to God for his everlasting mercy.
Exploration of Prior Knowledge
Directions: Fill in the K-W-H-L Chart below to assess your
prior knowledge and understanding of the topic, The Church
Celebrates the Sacraments.
What I What I Want How I Can What I Have
Know to Find Out Learn More Learned
Skills I expect to use:
PROCESS QUESTION/ FOCUS QUESTION:
1. What are the Seven Sacraments?
SHORT EXERCISES/DRILLS:
Directions: Rearrange the words to form the seven
sacraments.
1. B p a t s i m ____________________________
2. C n o i f r m t a n i _____________________________
3. E c u h r a i s t ____________________________
4. P n e n c a e ____________________________
5. A o n i n i t n g _____________________________
6. M r a r i g e ____________________________
7. H l o y O d r r e s ____________________________
CONTENT DISCUSSION:
The Seven Sacraments

CFC 1521 Taken as symbolic acts, sacraments are
performative word events – like Jesus’s own ministry and deeds-
real happenings that make present the spiritual reality they
express.
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CFC 1581 A Sacramental celebration is an encounter of
God’s adopted sons and daughters with their father through Christ
in the spirit, expressed as a dialogue, through actions and words.
The seven sacraments are
1. Baptism 4. Penance 7. Holy
Orders
2. Confirmation 5. Anointing of the sick
3. Eucharist 6. Marriage
The seven sacraments are divided into three categories.
1. Sacraments of Initiation
- Baptism, confirmation, and Eucharist are the sacraments
of Christian Initiation.
2. Sacraments of Healing
- Penance or reconciliation and anointing of the sick are
sacraments of healing.
3. Sacraments of Service
- Holy orders and matrimony or marriage are the
sacraments of service to others.
TOUCHING HEARTS
1. The sacrament of the church makes us holy.

One of the ways for us to become holy is to receive the
sacraments of the church. Each sacrament gives sanctifying
grace that helps us to be like Jesus in his words and actions.
2. The sacraments give us the opportunity to worship
and glorify God.
We adore and glorify God in the celebration of the
sacraments. God is the reason and the focus of celebrating
the love, joy, and hope of being his children.
3. The sacraments build up the church.

It is through the sacraments that people came together to
witness and share the faith with fellow believers. This kind of
gathering strengthens the bond and unity of the members of
the church.
Directions: Enumerate the following:

Self Check
Sacrament of Service to Others

1. _________________________________________
2. _________________________________________
Sacrament of Healing
1. _________________________________________
2. _________________________________________
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Sacrament of Initiation
1. _________________________________________
2. _________________________________________
REVISED KNOWLEDGE: Actual answer to the process

questions/ focus questions
What are the seven sacraments?

- The seven sacraments are
1. Baptism 4. Penance 7. Holy

Orders
2. Confirmation 5. Anointing of the sick
3. Eucharist 6. Marriage
FINAL KNOWLEDGE: Generalization/ Synthesis/ Summary
 The seven sacraments are instituted by Christ. They are

sacred signs and symbols that expressed God’s desire to
communicate his love and grace to all people.
 Baptism, confirmation, and Eucharist are the sacraments
of Christian Initiation.
 Penance or reconciliation and anointing of the sick are
sacraments of healing.
 Holy orders and matrimony or marriage are the
sacraments of service to others.
Closing Prayer
Dear God, thank you for the lessons we have learned for the
week. It’s great to learn new things. It is fun trying out new skills and
learning to read and write. Help us remember all we have learned in
our module. We look forward to tomorrow and all the wonderful
things we will be taught. AMEN.
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WEEK 2: Jesus Celebrates Special Meal with His
Disciples
The learner demonstrates understanding of the celebration of
Content Standard
Jesus’ meal with his disciples.
The learner is able to learn by using his or her critical abilities
and right perspectives in searching for the truth.
Understanding the celebration of the Eucharist.
Skills
Core Values
Stewardship
REFERENCES:
Printed:
A. Solivert, Imelda, Fr. Rene T. Lagaya, SDB, MTD (Ph.D.) (2014). Antonio Arnaiz cor.
Chino Roces Avenues, Makati City, Philippines: Salesiana Books by Don Bosco
Press
B. Paras, Raul L. (2015). 203 Mindanao Avenue Extension Project 8, Quezon City,
OPENING PRAYER
Dear Lord, thank you for today. Thank you for ways in which
you provide for us all. For your protection and love we thank you.
Help us to focus our hearts and minds now on what we are about
to learn. Inspire us by your Holy Spirit as we listen and write. We
ask this in the name of Jesus. Amen.
TOPIC: JESUS CELEBRATES SPECIAL MEAL WITH

2 HIS
DISCIPLES
INTRODUCTION:
Before Jesus died on the cross, He had a final meal with His
friends, the Disciples. He wanted to give them something to
remember Him by when He wasn’t with them, so He used the
bread and the wine that they were having with their supper that
night…The wine reminds us Jesus blood that He shed for us on the
cross.
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1. Explains how Jesus instituted the Eucharist
2. Shows love and unity in the family
3. Pray with the community in celebration of the Eucharist

prior knowledge and understanding of the topic, Special meal of
Jesus with the disciples.


1. What is the special meal of Jesus with the
disciples?
Directions: Answer the following questions.
Celebrating a Meal with Family and Friends
1. When was the last time you celebrated a meal with

your family?
2. Have you ever experienced sharing a meal with

friends?
3. How do you feel celebrating with them?
CONTENT DISCUSSION:
Institution of the Eucharist

It was the Last Supper with his apostles that Jesus started the
Eucharist. Our Lord Jesus used the ordinary element of a meal to
show his desire to be with each one of us.
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Jesus wants us to be united with him. Thus, the Eucharist
becomes the point of unity among Christians of today.
Read the Gospel of Mark to know how Jesus instituted the
Eucharist.
Mark 14:17-25 When it

was evening, Jesus arrived
with the twelve apostles.
While they were eating at
the table, Jesus said, “Truly I
say to you, one of you will
betray me, one who shares
my meal.” They were deeply
distressed at hearing this.
While they were eating, Jesus took the bread, blessed and
broke it, and gave to them. Take this, he said, “This is my body.”
Then he took the cup and after he had given thanks passed it to
them and they all drank from it. And he said, “This is my blood,
the blood of the covenant which is to be poured out to many.
Truly I say to you. I will not taste the fruit of the vine again until
the day I drink the new wine in the kingdom of God.”
CFC 1748: Christ used the natural elements of a meal – coming
together, conversing, and sharing food and drink together – to
bring his loving presence among us.
What is the meaning of bread and wine in the Eucharist?
 The bread symbolizes body of Christ.
 The wine reminds us Jesus blood that He shed for us on the
cross.
TOUCHING HEARTS
1. We remember the sacrifice of Jesus’s life in the
Eucharist.
- In the celebration of the Eucharist, we remember what
Jesus did in order for all of us to be saved from our sins. He
sacrificed himself on the cross to show his love to all
mankind.
2. We recite the highest form of prayer in celebrating
Mass.
- Whenever we attend Mass, we say the highest form of
prayer.
- It is considered as the highest form because of the
following:
 The word of God exists.
 The community is present.
 The priest leads in the celebration in the name of
Jesus.
 We receive Jesus himself in the communion.
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Jesus wants us to be united and remember his loving
presence through the Eucharist. Let us show our
appreciation by attending the celebration of the Mass.
Self Check
Directions: Put a check ( / ) on the blank if the praise shows

appreciation of the role of the Mass and a cross ( X ) if it is
not.
________1. Talking with my brother while the priest is giving his

homily
________2. Singing with the choir
________3. Reciting the Mass responses properly
________4. Using my cellphone to play games while others are
receiving communion.
________5. Praying silently to give thanks to the Lord.

1. What is the special meal of Jesus with the disciples?

- The special meal of Jesus with his disciples is the Last
Supper.
 It was the Last Supper with His apostles that Jesus started
the Eucharist.
 Jesus wants us to be united with Him. Thus, the Eucharist
becomes the point of unity among Christians of today.
 The bread symbolizes body of Christ.
 The wine reminds us Jesus blood that He shed for us on
the cross.
Closing Prayer
Dear God, thank you for the lessons we have learned
for the week. It’s great to learn new things. It is fun trying
out new skills and learning to read and write. Help us
remember all we have learned in our module. We look
forward to tomorrow and all the wonderful things we will be
taught. AMEN.
WEEK 3: WE GATHER TO PRAISE GOD

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Content Standard
the Holy Eucharist.
Performance Standard The learner is able to participate actively during Sunday masses
Show ways to participate in the celebration of the Holy Eucharist
Skills
Core Values
Stewardship
REFERENCES:
Printed:
Solivert, Imelda,. Fr. Rene T. Lagaya, SDB, MTD (Ph.D.) (2014). Antonio Arnaiz cor.
Press
Paras, Raul L. (2015). 203 Mindanao Avenue Extension Project 8, Quezon City,
TOPIC: WE GATHER TO PRAISE GOD
INTRODUCTION:
As a member of the church, we encouraged to participate
actively in the celebration of the Eucharist in our parish every
Sunday
1. Participates actively in the celebration of Holy Eucharist
2. Identify sources of readings in the celebration of the
Mass.
3. Prays with the community during Mass

Directions: Fill in the K-W-H-L Chart below to assess your prior
knowledge and understanding of the topic, We Gather to Praise
God.
What I Want to How I Can What I Have

What I Know
Find Out Learn More Learned

1. How do we participate in the celebration of the Holy
Eucharist?
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Directions: Color the picture red if it shows active participation
in the
celebration of the Eucharist, and blue if it does not.
CONTENT DISCUSSION:
As a member of the church, we are encouraged to

participate actively in the celebration of the Eucharist in
our parish every Sunday by:
 responding to the prayers of the priest;
 singing with the choir;
 listening to the word of God and homily of the priest; and
 Greeting with the peace the other members of the
community.
What is the Holy Eucharist?
 Holy Eucharist is a Sacrament and a sacrifice.
 “Eucharist” comes from the Greek word “Eucharistia” which
means “giving thanks or” Thanksgiving”.
 The Eucharist is called “Holy Communion, Sacrament of the
Table”, The Blessed Sacrament.
1. CONSECRATION
The most important moment of the

Mass, the greatest miracle occurs
when the bread and wine becomes
In the scared host Cup that contains Small plate where the
the body and the blood of Jesus.
Jesus is really alive. the blood of sacred host is placed.
When we Jesus.
receive
him in
holy 4. PATEN
communion he 3. CHALICE
becomes food for
the soul.
2. HOST
Containers where Where the Where

the sacred are consecrated host the
place for is shown for the
communion. adoration or is
carried in
procession.
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consecrated host are
kept for the sick. We
can always visit our
best friend Jesus in the
Tabernacle. The lighted
5.CIBORIUM candle at the side
means that Jesus is
6.MONSTRANCE present.
7.TABERNACLE
They represent our Containers where An expression of love
souls in prayer and the incense is from our hearts to
adoration in touch burned. Incense Jesus.
with God. takes our prayers
to God.
9.
CENSER
8. 10.
CANDLES FLOWERS
Self Check Directions: Identify the name of each picture. Ch

oose
the answer inside the box below.
candles paten ciborium

monstrance
chalice censer host
1. _______________ 5. _______________
2. _______________ 6. _______________
3. _______________ 7. ____________
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4. _______________

How do we participate in the celebration of the Holy
Eucharist?
- we encouraged to participate actively in the
celebration of the Eucharist in our parish every
Sunday by:
 responding to the prayers of the priest
 singing with the choir
 listening to the word of God and homily of the priest
 greeting with the peace the other members of the
community
 Holy Eucharist is a Sacrament and a sacrifice.
 Holy Eucharist means “giving thanks”.
 The Eucharist is also called “Holy Communion, Sacrament of the Table,
The Blessed Sacrament, The Lord’s Supper or Divine Liturgy and other
names.
Closing Prayer
week. It’s great to learn new things. It is fun trying out new skills and
learning to read and write. Help us remember all we have learned in
our module. We look forward to tomorrow and all the wonderful
things we will be taught. AMEN.
WEEK 4: WE GATHER TO PRAISE GOD
Content Standard
the Holy Eucharist and the words of God.
Performance Standard The learner is able to participate actively during Sunday masses
Understanding the word of God.
Skills
Core Values
Stewardship
REFERENCES:
Printed:
Press
OPENING PRAYER
Inspire us by your Holy Spirit as we listen and write. We ask this in the
name of Jesus. Amen.
TOPIC: WE GATHER TO PRAISE GOD
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INTRODUCTION:
Jesus words are blessings to those who faithfully listen to him.
He wants us to listen to his words and to gradually understand his
message of salvation.

1. Identify sources of readings in the celebration of the Mass
2. Listen to the word of God during Mass
prior
knowledge and understanding of the topic, We Gather to
Praise God.

1. What is the liturgy of the word?
1. What important words do you hear from your parents
every day?
______________________________________________________________
_____________________________
2. What are the messages you received from your friends
and classmates?
______________________________________________________________
_____________________________
CONTENT DISCUSSION:
Liturgy of the Word

Jesus continues to communicate his message to us. In the
celebration of Mass, Jesus gives his message through the Liturgy
of the Word. It is the first part of the celebration of Mass where
the people listen to the reading of God’s word.
1. The first reading is taken form the Old Testament.
2. The second reading is chosen from the New Testament.
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3. The responsorial psalm links the readings in the Mass. It is
sung or recited prayerfully.
4. The Gospel is read by the priest. It is taken from any of the
four Gospels of Mathew, mark, Luke, and John. They were the
four evangelists.
5. The homily is the explanation of the readings for the day.
The priest relates it to the everyday life in the community.
Hebrews 4:12 (NIV) For the word of God is alive and active.
Sharper than any double-edged sword, it penetrates even to
dividing soul and spirit, joints and marrow; it judges the thoughts
and attitudes of the heart.
TOUCHING HEARTS:
1. God’s word guides us in leading a Christian life.
2. God’s word lightens our burden in life.
3. God’s word gives us peace of mind.
Let us read about a woman who listened to God and showed
courage in fighting the enemies. She is the patroness of soldiers.
St. Joan of Arc
Joan of Arc came from a family of peasants
who lived in the small village called Domremy,
near the province of Lorraine in France. As a
young child, she heard the voices of three saints;
namely, St. Margaret, St. Catherine, and St.
Michael, who gave her personal messages.
One day, she received a message telling her
to go to the king and assist him in recovering the lost kingdom.
The king believed in her, and she was given a small army to fight
the enemies. She became successful in her military career until
one day, she was captured by the enemies. She was accused of
sorcery and heresy. Then she was imprisoned, tried in a court, and
was sentenced to death.
On May 30, 1431, she was burned at the stake. After 30
years, she was proven innocent of the accusations against her. In
1920, she was declared a saint.
1. What is the liturgy of the word?
- Jesus gives his message through the Liturgy of the Word. It
is the first part of the celebration of Mass where the
people listen to the reading of God’s word.
 The first reading is taken form the Old Testament.
 The second reading is chosen from the New Testament.
 The responsorial psalm links the readings in the Mass. It is sung or
recited prayerfully.
 The Gospel is read by the priest. 14
It is taken from any of the four
Gospels of Mathew, mark, Luke, and John. They were the four
Closing Prayer
week. It’s great to learn new things. It is fun trying out new skills
and learning to read and write. Help us remember all we have
learned in our module. We look forward to tomorrow and all the
wonderful things we will be taught. AMEN.
WEEK 5: WE MAKE THE CHOICE TO LOVE GOD

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The learner demonstrates understanding of the Sacrament of
Content Standard
Penance.
Performance Standard The learner is able to ask for God’s forgiveness.
Ask God’s forgiveness of our sins
Skills
Core Values
Stewardship
REFERENCES:
Printed:
Press
OPENING PRAYER
Inspire us by your Holy Spirit as we listen and write. We ask this in the
name of Jesus. Amen.
TOPIC: WE MAKE THE CHOICE TO LOVE GOD
INTRODUCTION:
Jesus words are blessings to those who faithfully listen to him.
He wants us to listen to his words and to gradually understand his
message of salvation.
1. Narrate how Jesus has forgiven a sinner
2. Ask God’s forgiveness of our sins
3. Pray for God’s forgiveness
Directions: Fill in the K-W-H-L Chart below to assess
your prior knowledge and understanding of the topic, We
make the Choice to Love God.

1. What is the sacrament of penance?
Directions: Color the picture that will make Jesus happy and
cross out
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those that do not.
CONTENT DISCUSSION:
John 8:3-11 One day the teachers of the law brought in a woman
to Jesus. They said that the woman was a sinner and should be
stoned to death.
Jesus bent down and started writing on the ground with his
finger. And as they continue to ask him, he straightened up and
said to them, “Let the man among you who has no sin be the first
to throw the stone at her.” And he bent down again and wrote on
the ground.
As a result of these words, they went away, one by one,
starting with the oldest until Jesus was the only one left with the
woman standing before him. Then Jesus straightened up and said
to her, “Woman, where are they? Has no one condemned you?”
She replied, “No one.” Jesus said, “Neither do I condemn you; go
away and don’t sin again.”
Directions: Read each question. Then write your
Self answer on the blanks.
1. Why did the teachers of the law bring the
woman to Jesus?
_____________________________________________________________
______________________________
2. What did Jesus tell the woman?
_____________________________________________________________
______________________________
The Sacrament of Penance
In the sacrament of penance, we ask God’s forgiveness of
sins we have committed. One should take note of the following to
have a good confession.
1. Accepting one’s sins before God is important.
2. One should confess all serious sins to the priest who is acting
in the person of Christ.
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3. Penance is something that a sinner does or is tasked to do in
order to correct his/her mistakes and to prove that he/she
regrets his/her wrongdoings.
4. God expresses his desire to forgive us through absolution
given by the priest.
1 John 1:9 If we confess our sins, he is faithful and righteous to
forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.
TOUCHING HEARTS:
1. We are all sinners
- We should accept that all people are sinners and in need
of God’s forgiveness. This is the first step to show that we
are sincere in our intention of coming back to the loving
arms of God the Father.
2. We are called to forgive others
- We receive the forgiveness of God through the sacrament
of penance. Since we are forgiven by God, we are also
asked to forgive those who sinned against us.
3. We are invited to receive God’s forgiveness in the
sacrament of penance.
- CCC 1422 “Those who approach the sacrament of
penance obtain pardon from God’s mercy for the offence
committed against him, and are, ate the same time,
reconciled with the church which they have wounded by
their sins and which by charity, by example, and by prayer
labors for their conversion.”

1. What is the sacrament of penance?

- In the sacrament of penance, we ask God’s forgiveness of
sins we have committed.
 In the sacrament of penance, we ask God’s forgiveness of

sins we have committed.
 We are all sinners.
 We are called to forgive others.
 We are invited to receive God’s forgiveness in the sacrament
of penance.
 In forgiveness, there is Peace.
Closing Prayer
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WEEK 6: JESUS CARES FOR AND HEALS THE SICK

The learner demonstrates understanding of the Sacrament of
Content Standard
Healing.
The learner is able to show concern to sick members of the
family.
Appreciate loved ones’ concern
Skills
Core Values
Stewardship
REFERENCES:
Printed:
Press
Paras, Raul L. (2015). We are the church, 203 Mindanao Avenue Extension Project
8, Quezon City, Philippines: Dane Publishing House, Inc.
OPENING PRAYER
Inspire us by your Holy Spirit as we listen and write. We ask this in
the name of Jesus. Amen.
TOPIC: JESUS CARES FOR AND HEALS THE SICK
INTRODUCTION:
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Anointing is healing in a special sense. It brings Christ’s
compassionate loving healing to those suffering from serious
illnesses.

1. Narrate one biblical story about Jesus’s healing the sick
2. Appreciate loved ones’ concern
3. Pray for those who are sick
prior knowledge and understanding of the topic, Jesus Cares for
and Heals the Sick.
What I Want to How I Can What I Have
What I Know
Find Out Learn More Learned

1. What is the sacrament of healing?
1. When was the last time you got sick? How did you
feel?
2. How did your family take care of you?
CONTENT DISCUSSION:
Anointing is healing in a special sense. It brings Christ’s

compassionate loving healing to those suffering from serious
illnesses.
By healing, we do not necessarily mean a cure of the
complete removal of the disease or defect, which the medical
profession pursues. While some diseases and evils may be
incurable in the medical sense, there can be healing by holistic
care that touches the body, soul, and spirit of the sick person.
Healing, then, means the process by which persons are helped to
realize their full potential before God and their fellow men and
women. The Good News is primarily about healing, not cure in the
current medical sense. (CFC 1822)
Jesus Cures the Leper
Mathew 8:1-4 When Jesus came down from the mountain,
large crowd followed him. Then the leper came forward. He
greeted him respectfully and said, “Sir if you will, you can make
me clean.” Jesus stretched out his hands, touched him and said, “I
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am willing; be cleansed“. At that very moment, a man was
cleansed from his leprosy. Then Jesus said to him, “Take care, do
not tell anyone, but go to the priest, have yourself declared clean,
and offer gift that Moses ordered as a proof of it.”
Psalm 41:3 (NIV) The Lord sustains them on their sickbed and
restores them from their bed of illness.
TOUCHING HEARTS:
1. We should accept that sickness is a part of life.
- We get sick because of doing too much physical activities.
It is also caused by the polluted environment or the food
we eat.
2. We need to take a rest if we get sick.

- Sickness may teach us an important lesson about life, that
is, we must take time to rest our tired bodies so that we
can regain strength and improve our health.
3. Sickness teaches us how to be patient.
- Romans 12:12 (NIV) Be joyful in hope, patient in
affliction, faithful in prayer.
Self Check Directions: Enumerate ways of showing love and

care
to sick love ones.
a. _________________________________________________
b. _________________________________________________
c. _________________________________________________
d. _________________________________________________
e. _________________________________________________

1. What is the sacrament of healing?
- Sacrament of healing brings Christ’s compassionate loving
healing to those suffering from serious illness.
Anointing is healing in a special sense. It brings Christ’s compassionate

loving healing to those suffering from serious illnesses.
1. We should accept that sickness is a part of life.
2. We need to take a rest if we get sick.
3. Sickness teaches us how to be patient.
Closing Prayer
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1. Identify the seven sacraments.

Skills I expect to use:

PROCESS QUESTION/ FOCUS QUESTION:

1. What are the Seven Sacraments?

The Seven Sacraments

1. The sacrament of the church makes us holy.

3. The sacraments build up the church.

Directions: Enumerate the following:

Sacrament of Service to Others

REVISED KNOWLEDGE: Actual answer to the process

What are the seven sacraments?

1. Baptism 4. Penance 7. Holy

FINAL KNOWLEDGE: Generalization/ Synthesis/ Summary

 The seven sacraments are instituted by Christ. They are

TOPIC: JESUS CELEBRATES SPECIAL MEAL WITH

Exploration of Prior Knowledge

What I What I Want How I Can What I Have

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PROCESS QUESTION/ FOCUS QUESTION:

Celebrating a Meal with Family and Friends

1. When was the last time you celebrated a meal with

2. Have you ever experienced sharing a meal with

3. How do you feel celebrating with them?

Institution of the Eucharist

Mark 14:17-25 When it

Directions: Put a check ( / ) on the blank if the praise shows

________1. Talking with my brother while the priest is giving his

REVISED KNOWLEDGE: Actual answer to the process

1. What is the special meal of Jesus with the disciples?

FINAL KNOWLEDGE: Generalization/ Synthesis/ Summary

WEEK 3: WE GATHER TO PRAISE GOD

TOPIC: WE GATHER TO PRAISE GOD

Exploration of Prior Knowledge

What I Want to How I Can What I Have

Skills I expect to use:

PROCESS QUESTION/ FOCUS QUESTION:

As a member of the church, we are encouraged to

The most important moment of the

Containers where Where the Where

Self Check Directions: Identify the name of each picture. Ch

candles paten ciborium

REVISED KNOWLEDGE: Actual answer to the process

Below are the Learning Targets/ Specific Objectives:

Skills I expect to use:

PROCESS QUESTION/ FOCUS QUESTION:

Liturgy of the Word

WEEK 5: WE MAKE THE CHOICE TO LOVE GOD

TOPIC: WE MAKE THE CHOICE TO LOVE GOD

Skills I expect to use:

PROCESS QUESTION/ FOCUS QUESTION:

REVISED KNOWLEDGE: Actual answer to the process

1. What is the sacrament of penance?

FINAL KNOWLEDGE: Generalization/ Synthesis/ Summary

 In the sacrament of penance, we ask God’s forgiveness of

WEEK 6: JESUS CARES FOR AND HEALS THE SICK

TOPIC: JESUS CARES FOR AND HEALS THE SICK

Below are the Learning Targets/ Specific Objectives:

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2. How did your family take care of you?