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well as provide a context for what they hear. paschal events in . Old Testament passages including Creation, The Fall, The Flood, Abraham, and Exodus/Moses. CGS helps the child to enter into The Eucharist and the Sacraments as a sign of the covenantal relationship and explores the underlying significance. Nomenclature of articles used during Eucharist; Liturgical colors; Gestures of Epiclesis, Offering, Peace, Lavabo; Sign of the Cross, Genuflection; Preparation of the Cruets and Chalice; Celebration of the Liturgy of the Light and of Pentecost; Eucharistic Presence of the Good Shepherd; The Cenacle. Synthesis of the articles and gestures of the Eucharist; further work with the articles of the Eucharist; continuing celebrations and work with the Eucharistic presence of the Good Shepherd, expanding the meaning to the world wide community; The Mystery of Faith; The Origin of the Eucharist. Introduction to the Sacrament of Reconciliation; Moral Formation through a Examination of the Biblical origins of the Sacraments and their function as Christ’s continuing work; further work with the Eucharistic prayers, including the Propers, the Preface, and the Prayers of Intercession; Messianic Seder; History of the Liturgy of the Word and the Synagogue. Further work with the Rite of Reconciliation Introduction of the Rite of Confirmation
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