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Celebrating on the Journey - A Guide to a Catholic-Jewish Seder for
100 is a one of a kind guide that provides the reader with the
essentials of a hands-on guide which will enable a spiritual
encounter and "Faithing"- "Befriending" transformation. The guide
is introduced with a no-nonsense set of questions and answers which
will aid you in the "Plan" and "Organizational" phases of your
Seder meal. These Q/A's address the critical Who, What, Why, Where,
When and How issues which have to be taken into consideration in
the beginning phases of your planning. If this is your communities
first Seder approval steps should begin the month after Easter this
year for next year. It takes 4 - 6 weeks to unfold the process
before the date and time of your Seder. In the initial phase of
discussion ---a short 'theological reflection' introduces a
theological understanding of the Passover in reference to the Last
Supper. The Seder celebration itself is symbolic of many different
foods, prayers, songs and gestures. These are covered so that a
complete catechesis may be done. Your guide has 14 individual
appendices to which (each issue) of the process is covered.
People's time is important. A core team must be developed. To
achieve this end, appendices 1, 2, 3,4 and 5 are worksheets in
which you can develop the core team and team members. Protocol
should be followed. This must be a team effort not just several
select souls. Appendix 8 contains recipies which each of the
attendees of the Seder are to bring. Each family is requested to
bring enough for themselves plus four extra attendees. There will
be a 'sign-up' weekend at which recipes can be chosen. Concluding,
the last two appendices contain: #13 Tips for a successful Seder;
and, #14 Bibliography and Resources.
In brazing through the text, the author systematically travels a
path he lived and taught throughout his ministry amongst the people
of God. Throughout his life he submitted his will to the Father.
Letting Go and Letting God is the main thrust of living a God
centered life. Each one of us is called to take up our cross (Each
person has their individual cross). The call to 'vocation' and our
response to it will open our hearts to the "Living Water" of our
Lord. In the next few pages the author describes the workings of
the human brain. He presents our remarkable resilient brain, as it
is involved in our daily and moment to moment decisions. There is
an old decision: "Not to make a 'decision' is a decision in itself.
Next, Rational and Irrational Ideas are addressed to give the
reader a bird's eye view an understanding and appreciation of the
self. Then steps are taken to build our sense of self and enable us
to recognize those thoughts which keep us from maintaining a pure
heart; they can also us under a cloud of depression and fear, if
not addressed. The author introduces a Holistic Approach to put
spirituality into practice. In this section the author uses
building blocks to demonstrate for the reader the manifested issues
to address in deepening one's spirituality. In plotting out the
journey, the author begins with the family in the development of
spirituality. Going deeper, a section is devoted to meditation and
the prayer life. The manuscript concludes with the section of
"STORIES," On which the reader can combine the stories of others
and self.
Celebrating on the Journey - A Guide to a Catholic-Jewish Seder for
100 is a one of a kind guide that provides the reader with the
essentials of a hands-on guide which will enable a spiritual
encounter and "Faithing"- "Befriending" transformation. The guide
is introduced with a no-nonsense set of questions and answers which
will aid you in the "Plan" and "Organizational" phases of your
Seder meal. These Q/A's address the critical Who, What, Why, Where,
When and How issues which have to be taken into consideration in
the beginning phases of your planning. If this is your communities
first Seder approval steps should begin the month after Easter this
year for next year. It takes 4 - 6 weeks to unfold the process
before the date and time of your Seder. In the initial phase of
discussion ---a short 'theological reflection' introduces a
theological understanding of the Passover in reference to the Last
Supper. The Seder celebration itself is symbolic of many different
foods, prayers, songs and gestures. These are covered so that a
complete catechesis may be done. Your guide has 14 individual
appendices to which (each issue) of the process is covered.
People's time is important. A core team must be developed. To
achieve this end, appendices 1, 2, 3,4 and 5 are worksheets in
which you can develop the core team and team members. Protocol
should be followed. This must be a team effort not just several
select souls. Appendix 8 contains recipies which each of the
attendees of the Seder are to bring. Each family is requested to
bring enough for themselves plus four extra attendees. There will
be a 'sign-up' weekend at which recipes can be chosen. Concluding,
the last two appendices contain: #13 Tips for a successful Seder;
and, #14 Bibliography and Resources.
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