Question of the Week

Adult Question: If you were going to pray for healing for any reason, what would it be? What needs to be healed in our world and society?
Children's Question: What can you do to help your friends and classmates know more about Jesus?

Question of the Week

Adult Question: What are the evils in today's world that you pray God will free us from?
Children's Question: Name some bad things that you want to pray that Jesus will take away from our world.

Question of the Week

Adult Question: If someone asked you, "To what work has Jesus called you?" how would you answer?
Children's Question: What do you think it was like for the people in today's Gospel to be called by Jesus? What did they have to give up in order to follow him?

Question of the Week

Adult Question: In what ways do you experience being called by Jesus? What does he want you to do?
Children's Question: What can you do this week to show that you are a follower of Jesus?

Question of the Week

Adult Question: What meaning does your Baptism have for your everyday life?
Children's Question: Why does Baptism make you special?

Question of the Week

Adult Question: How, this past week, did you demonstrate God’s love at home and at work?
Children's Question: In your life, who helps you to see Jesus in other people such as a classmate or a friend?

Question of the Week

Adult Question: Whether single, married, or divorced, how does Paul’s advice ring true in your own life? Choose one of his suggestions and share how it touches your life.
Children's Question: Why is it important for you to obey your parents or guardians?

Question of the Week

Adult Question: Name one area of your life where God has surprised you with love, abilities, or even a pregnancy. How is God’s Spirit upon you in this dimension of life?
Children's Question: If you were to tell someone one thing about Jesus’ mother, Mary, what would you say?

Question of the Week

Adult Question: If you were to write three suggestions for those who follow Jesus, to keep them strong in their faith, what would you write?
Children's Question: Name one thing you really want for your home or the world this Christmas, such as peace, friendship, or food for the poor.

Question of the Week

Adult Question: When you hear Isaiah comfort the people by promising that God is like a shepherd who gathers the lambs into his arms, what is your response?
Children's Question: How do you experience God taking care of you, even in times of trouble?

Question of the Week

Adult Question: When you’re getting ready to receive a guest, what are some things you do? How do you apply this to receiving Christ?
Children's Question: What special things do you do to get ready for a visitor at your house? What things can you do like that to get ready for Jesus?

Question of the Week

Adult Question: Name the people for whom you have cared personally – or if there are none, those for whom you will offer care in the coming weeks.
Children's Question: Who are the people most in need of help who live around you, and how can you help them?

Question of the Week

Adult Question: Describe in your own words how you are using your own gifts to enrich the reign of God.
Children's Question: Name one talent or gift that God has given you and tell how you have used it.

Question of the Week

Adult Question: How are you preparing to be ready for that moment that no one escapes, the moment when you come to the end of your life as you know it now?
Children's Question: If Jesus came to your house today, what would you do to get ready for him?

Question of the Week

Adult Question: When you heard the Beatitudes today, which one did you hear most clearly as a summons for your own life?
Children's Question: When have you become a peacemaker? Among your friends? In your family? At school? Other times?