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Discover the significance of the Third Commandment in honoring the Lord's Day through Sunday Mass, family bonding, charitable acts, and worship. Learn from exemplars like St. Lorenzo Ruiz, St. Padre Pio, and Former Pres. Cory Aquino. Find inspiration to prioritize attending Mass, bonding with family, serving the community, and living out the teachings of Mass in daily life. Join the challenge to embrace the Third Commandment in your daily routine and influence others to do the same.
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The Third Commandment (Demands): “You shall keep the Lord’s Day holy.” By Group 6
God is the center/focus of our activities on that day • Also follow the first commandment • Originally, the Lord’s Day was called Sabbath (Saturday), which is the day the Jews keep holy. • For the Christians, Sunday is the Lord’s Day. • We celebrate his presence in the Holy Eucharist. relives Paschal Mystery and recalls Pentecost Sunday
Sunday Mass • highlights “keeping the Lord’s Day holy” • must participate in the Mass actively • During Mass we show: • Unity • Thanksgiving • Faith • Renewal
Family Bonding and Relaxation • day of rest and being together with family • we must balance relaxation
Charitable Acts • we participate in charity works and community service • we can be sacristans during Mass or give donations during Offertory • we must do generous acts everyday
The Lord’s Day is for… Thanksgiving Being Closer to God Worship Family Bonding, Unity, Rest
Make going to Mass with our family a first priority. • Spend the day with family. • Do charity works and community service with friends and family offered by the parish or community. • Practice what we have learned in the Mass in our day-to-day activities. • Encourage others to follow the third commandment. CHALLENGE!
Thank you for Listening! Sources: Images: 24 Nov., 2009 http://library.thinkquest.org/C005729/stlor.jpg http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Padre_Pio 01 Oct., 2009 http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cory_Aquino Information: CLE Bk.