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We Celebrate the <strong>Sacraments</strong> Big Book BOOK 1994<br />

AGE LEVELS: Lower Primary to Junior High. This is an easel-style Big Book with images<br />

showing each of the <strong>Sacraments</strong>, their signs <strong>and</strong> symbols.<br />

The sacrament of Anointing of the Sick : past <strong>and</strong> present (2005) DVD AGE<br />

LEVELS: MY 7-10 to Adult Written <strong>and</strong> presented by Kathleen Chesto, the DVD<br />

introduces the meaning of sacrament <strong>and</strong> then goes on to explain the development of<br />

this sacrament throughout history - from a sacrament of healing to one given in<br />

preparation for death. This development is explained <strong>and</strong> Kathleen explains that post<br />

Vatican 11 the sacrament has returned to its original status as one of healing <strong>and</strong><br />

support in sickness.<br />

WEBSITE<br />

http://www.ourcatholicfaith.org/sacraments/anointingthesick.html<br />

RECONCILIATION activity pg 28<br />

In small learning teams students investigate a time period in the<br />

development of the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Resources that<br />

could provide background information for teachers <strong>and</strong> students<br />

include:<br />

The Sacrament of Reconciliation : past <strong>and</strong> present (2007) DVD AGE LEVELS:<br />

MH-AD Here is a clear, simple, yet detailed overview of the history of the Sacrament of<br />

Reconciliation. It begins with the Hebrew concept of sin, then looks at Jesus' teachings,<br />

<strong>and</strong> Penance in the early Church, followed by an examination of the changes from 200AD<br />

to the present. Combined with Kathleen Chesto's explanation of the celebration of the<br />

rites today, this presentation provides a valuable resource for parents who are preparing<br />

their children for this Sacrament. Herself a parent, Dr Chesto identifies with the common<br />

experiences <strong>and</strong> feelings about Reconciliation, <strong>and</strong> her empathetic approach invites<br />

viewers to a renewed underst<strong>and</strong>ing of the Sacrament. The accompanying notes include<br />

discussion questions <strong>and</strong> a brief outline of the historical details covered.<br />

WEBSITE<br />

http://www.ourcatholicfaith.org/sacraments/penance.html<br />

CALLED FROM THE COMMUNITY activity pg 32<br />

Students explore in this activity the daily life of a priest <strong>and</strong> his role<br />

in the community. Some resources that could be used to illustrate<br />

the role of the priest are:<br />

Priesthood: men with a mission DVD 2008 - The DVD features priests from<br />

the Brisbane Archdiocese.<br />

The sacrament of Holy Orders : past <strong>and</strong> present (2005) DVD AGE LEVELS:<br />

MS to Adult The program, hosted by Kathleen Chesto explains how the original meaning<br />

of priesthood has changed over time. Originally a priest was one who, because of his<br />

gifts, was chosen by their community. This changed over time <strong>and</strong> the priest became<br />

separate from the community <strong>and</strong> received his gifts at his ordination. She explains that<br />

the idea of a priestly people with gifts also changed over time. Vatican 11 has tried to

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