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Our Goal: Sequela Christi: Lesson 2 (2nd PPT) Lesson B: Jesus Christ As The Good Teacher
Our Goal: Sequela Christi: Lesson 2 (2nd PPT) Lesson B: Jesus Christ As The Good Teacher
We rise from the temporary setbacks of our lives and we redirect ourselves back to Christ, “once we
give up our own wealth and very self.”
In the responses of the Disciples whom Jesus invited to follow Him as fishers of men (Matthew
4:19);
Mary Magdalene, from whom Jesus cast out seven demons (Luke 8:2) and who later became the
apostle to the apostles.
Following Christ entails radical conversion: forgetting oneself and committing everything to Christ.
« Stripping the old self of that sinful life to take on the new white garment of Christ.
« It is dying to oneself but rising again as a new person configured to Christ, no longer living
one’s life for one’s own but for Christ.
« Being immersed in the waters of baptism all over again and time and time again
As we praise God for the gift of discipleship, we recall in thanksgiving those inspired moments when
we triumphed over sin. Let us proclaim in loving praise that we belong to Christ by composing a
short essay or a poem, with the theme: “Surviving Mount Temptation: That One Time when I said
Yes to Christ and No to Sin.”
The Following Trends are pointed out as to why nowadays,it has become increasingly difficult to
answer questions as fundamental as the ones asked above:
John Paul II exhorts people of today to “turn to Christ once again in order to receive from
Him the answer to their deepest questions” (VS, 8).
“If you wish to enter into life, keep the commandments.” Matthew 19:17
Jesus brings the question about morally good action back to its religious foundation (VS, 9): THE
DECALOGUE