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    The document provides instructions for students to research and present on a Catholic saint, assigning each student a saint to learn about and presenting options to create a symbol or costume representing their saint, with the finished projects to be blessed at mass and photos taken. Students are given links to research their saint and examples of low-cost materials to create their symbol, such as household items, art supplies, or dollar store options. The teacher provides contact information for any questions and sets a deadline to have costumes or symbols finished for pictures at the mass.

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    CATHOLIC SAINTS

    First, watch these 2 clips.


    They are very short.
    This is to give you an idea on the importance of
    saints in the Catholic church.
    It might show up in a test later!!

    After you finish watching clips, then you can start


    researching your assigned saint. There is a form
    you can fill out or write a brief report.
    RESEARCH YOUR
    SAINT
    Links Approved:

    http://www.catholic.org/saints/

    http://www.roman-catholic-saints.com/

    http://www.usccb.org/prayer-and-worship/pra
    yers-and-devotions/saints/index.cfm

    http://info.franciscanmedia.org/
    Student Name ASSIGNED SAINTS Student Name ASSIGNED SAINTS
    Guadalupe Marin St. Edith Stein (Teresa Benedicta of the Cross Edith Stein)
    Guadalupe Aburto St. Maria Goretti Enrique Martinez St. Dominic
    Evelin Arenas St. Catherine of Siena Samantha Ortega St. Rome of Lima
    Paul D. Aviles St. John Bosco Anthony Perez St. Francis Xavier
    Christina Barriga St. Josephine Bakhita Joanna Ramirez St. Monica
    Yarhin Cortes St. Martin de Porres Juan Ramirez St. John Paul II
    Abraham Dominguez St. Francis of Assisi Paola Ramirez St. Teresa of Jesus (Teresa of the Andes)
    Yahaira Escobar St. Rita of Cascia Laura Rodriguez St. Faustina
    Fernanda Espino St. Jacinta Marto (connected to Fatima) Angel Saenz St. Sebastian
    Jennifer Gallardo St. Cecilia Erik Saenz St. Patrick
    Giselle Gonzalez St. Therese of Avila Marlene Saenz St. Brigid of Ireland
    Antonio Guerrero St. Thomas Aquinas Jose Salas St. Luke
    Jesus Gutierrez St. Ignatius of Loyola Roberto Salgado St.Paul
    Alexis Hernandez St. Juan Diego Gema Saucedo St. Mary
    Itzel Hernandez St. Therese of Lisieux Julio Saucedo St. Anthony
    Litzy Hernandez St. Teresa of Calcutta Vivian Sotelo St. Katherine Drexel
    Paola Hernandez St. Joan of Arc Chris Trujillo St. Jude
    Mia Jasso St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Christopher Vargas St. Jose Sanchez del Rio
    Christian Maldonado St. Martin de Tours Jesus Vera St. Augustine
    MAKE SYMBOL

    YOU DECIDE…. You can draw, paint, use watercolors, chalk and make
    your own vision of your saint

    DRESS UP
    You can choose objects that represents your saint

    Be creative. Use materials at home, such as bed For example: There are some saints that are known for
    sheets/curtains, cardboard, aluminum or writings/letters. Maybe making a replica of the letters
    materials you can buy at the dollar store
    some belong to royalty- use a crown (first communion) or
    make your own
    Some resources to make your own symbol or
    costume
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cllOhWpd9_o

    http://30minutecrafts.com/2014/03/duck-tape-sword-shield.html

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hkZZaBnYYzY

    Dollar Store materials:


    ● Flowers (to hold or make your own crown)
    ● Dress up capes, swords,
    ● Table cloths (plastic or felt) to make your own tunic
    ● Ribbons
    ● Art supplies- paint, watercolor, posterboard, foam

    At home/Salvation Army/”La Garrita”


    ● Bedsheets, pillowcases, long tshirts, etc…
    ● Cardboard, plastic
    ● White or Black dresses
    SUNDAY
    OCT. 29, 2017
    10AM, 12PM MASS

    Fr. Dan will make a special blessing

    I will give you time in class to finish up


    your costume or symbol. We will be
    taking pictures!
    Any questions, concerns, clarifications…

    TEXT ME: 773-701-1482

    EMAIL ME: carolinalvarado1211@gmail.com

    Anytime between 6:30am- 8am OR 3pm-9pm

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