Psalm 139: 1 - 3

O Lord, you have probed me,

you know me;
you know when I sit
and when I stand;
you understand my thoughts from afar.
My journeys and my rest
you scrutinize,
with all my ways
you are familiar. Glory be ...
1. Do all of you have books on CLE?
2.Did you take a magazine during your
enrollment?
3.On Mass Attendance, please go to mass
with sincerity not because it is required
of you, but because, you really see its
importance in your life.
1. In a crosswise sheet of paper; draw the birthday gift
which you treasure most. Use the whole sheet of
paper. It should only take 5 - 7 minutes.
2. Answer the following questions;
a. Who gave this gift to you?
b. Why do you treasure it the most?
c. How do you show your gratitude to the giver of
this gift?
d. Whta do you think is the best gift which your
parents have given you?
1. I can enumerate the 7 gifts of the Holy Spirit.
2. I can understand the meaning of the 7 gifts of
the Holy Spirit.
3. I will have a better appreciation of my Christian
life because of my awareness and love of God
who trying his best to be guide me through the
Holy Spirit.
4. I will be familiar with Pope Francis' Catechesis
on the Gifts of the Holy Spirit.
1. Wisdom
2.Understanding
3.Counsel
4.Fortitude
5. Knowledge
6.Piety
7. Fear of the Lord
Wisdom:
“Wisdom is precisely this: it is the
grace of being able to see everything
with the eyes of God. It is to see
the world, to see situations,
circumstances, problems,
everything through God's eyes.”

-Pope Francis
Understanding:
“We are not dealing here with human
understanding, with the intellectual
prowess with which we may be more or
less endowed. Rather it is a grace which
only the Holy Spirit can infuse and
which awakens in a Christian the
ability to go beyond the outward
appearance of reality and to probe the
depths of the thoughts of God and his plan
of salvation.”

-Pope Francis
Counsel:
“Counsel, then, is the gift through
which the Holy Spirit enables
our conscience to make
concrete choice in communion
with God, according to the logic
of Jesus and his Gospel.”

-Pope Francis
Fortitude:
“Through the gift of fortitude, the Holy
Spirit liberates the soil of our heart, he
frees it from sluggishness, from
uncertainty and from all the fears
that can hinder it, so the Lord's
Word may be put into practice
authentically and with joy. The gift of
fortitude is a true help, it gives us strength,
and it also frees us from so many
obstacles.”

-Pope Francis
Knowledge:
“The knowledge that comes from the
Holy Spirit, however, is not limited
to human knowledge; it is a special
gift, which leads us to grasp,
through creation, the
greatness of the love of God
and his profound relationship
with every creature.”

-Pope Francis
Piety:
“This is the very heart of Christian life and
identity.”

“It should be clarified immediately that this gift

is not to be identified with having compassion
for someone, feeling pity on one's neighbor;
rather, it indicates our belonging to God
and our profound relationship with Him,
a bond that gives meaning to our life and
keeps us sound , in communion with Him,
even during the most difficult and
tormenting moments.”

-Pope Francis
Fear of the Lord:
“Fear of the Lord, instead, is the gift of
the Holy Spirit through whom we are
reminded of how small we are
before God and of his love and
that our good lies in humble,
respectful and trusting self-
abandonment into his hands. This
is the fear of the Lord: abandonment in
the goodness of our Father who loves us
so much.”

-Pope Francis
1. I can enumerate the 7 gifts of the Holy Spirit.
2. I can understand the meaning of the 7 gifts of
the Holy Spirit.
3. I will have a better appreciation of my Christian
life because of my awareness and love of God
who trying His best to guide me through the
Holy Spirit.
4. I will be familiar with Pope Francis' Catechesis
on the 7 Gifts of the Holy Spirit.
1. Choose 3 gifts among the 7 gifts of the Holy
Spirit that you think apply to you as a son, as a
student and as a child of God.
2. On a crosswise paper, write the three gifts and
the reasons why you chose them.
3. Let your parents read what you wrote and write
their comments towards your work.