Examination of Conscience!

What is an examination of conscience?

Its when you confess your sins to the parish priest during the Sacrament of Reconciliation, or it is contrition which means a deep regret or feeling guilty for making a wrong decision.

Why would it be helpful?

It is helpful because it makes you recognise your sins and ask the priest to be forgiven. The priest can give you advice for the guilt that you’ve created.

When would the church invite people to do this?

It happens during the Sacrament of Reconciliation. Which is held in May 27 to June 3.

A person was caught stealing something small which was made into a pattern and which resulted for the person to become a thief. If he had examined his conscience earlier, he would have prevented the theft and not get caught.

Walht: Recognise the importance of using one’s conscience.

Invisible forces (Day 2)

Walht: create static forces made by vigorously rubbing the balloon on our hair.

Choices, Judgement and Life After Death

Walht: Using some of these words write a sentence that describes the relationship between the person one becomes in life, and one's life after death.

Our actions and choices are being examined by God, judging your forgiveness, mercy and faith. Which will determined whether you go to heaven and hell.

Guy Fawkes Day (Origin)

Guy Fawkes day known as Bonfire and Firework night, is an annual event celebrated every 5th of November to remember the fail assassination of the king of England around that time. The history of the event started in November 5 when a member of the Gunpowder plot named Guy Fawkes was arrested, trying to guard the explosives that plotters had placed beneath the House of Lords. Inside the House of Lords was King James 1, which had survived during the failed assassination of the King. People lit bonfires and celebrated the failed attempt on killing the King. Months after the event, the Observance of 5th November act enforced an annual public day to thank the plot’s failure.

Guy Fawkes Day

As part of our independent reading programme we use Kiwikidsnews to learn about news in New Zealand (national news) and around the world (international news).

Walht:  Read closely to analyse an article and to think critically about the messages within them.

Link

1. Find a quote from the main person in this news article?

“What did you do to celebrate Guy Fawkes?”

2. In your own words describe what happened in this news article.

New Zealanders celebrated Guy Fawkes and released some fireworks!

3. Find out where this event took place and include some information about this place.

This event took place in New Zealand where there are lots fireworks being lit up.

4. Tell us when this event happened and explain what might happen in the future.

This event took place in 5th of November in New Zealand. I think that they might keep celebrating the event

5. Explain in your own words why this event took place.

To celebrate the failure of the gunpowder plot that occurred in November the 5th in Great Britain.

Words that describe Judgement.

Walht - recognise what is meant by Judgement. This worditout is complied of words that link directly to the word 'Judgement'.

Invisible Forces

Walht: create static force created by vigorously rubbing our arms with a ruler.

All saints day!

If I was confirmed I would choose saint  Joseph.

Saint Joseph was a young carpenter chosen by God to be Mary’s husband. He had done lots of good deeds in his time and he took good care of Jesus when his son was just a young child. Joseph has believed in God and never stopped believing in God. Joseph always fulfilled his promise on raising a wonderful child.