Author: Stan
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Praying The Rosary in the Battle Against Evil
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This Catholic men’s group meeting plan looks at the role of the Rosary in our prayer life and the battle against evil in the world.
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Living Out the Lord’s Prayer: Lead Us Not into Temptation
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Discuss the final petition of the Lord’s Prayer with this men’s fellowship group meeting plan.
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Living Out the Lord’s Prayer: Forgive Us Our Trespasses
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Forgive us our trespasses can be one of the more challenging aspects of the Lord’s Prayer. This Catholic men’s group meeting plan explores the topic.
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I Am Third: Do We Have the Right Priorities?
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God first. Others second. Myself third. How can we better live our priorities as Christ calls us to? This Catholic men’s group plan explores that.
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Reflecting on the Wisdom of Our Fathers
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This meeting plan reflects on the memories and lessons we have from our fathers and how those shape who we are today.
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Living Out the Lord’s Prayer: Give Us this Day
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In the Lord’s Prayer, ‘Give us this day’ has multiple meanings that impact our lives. Explore that with this fellowship meeting plan.
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A Look at Evangelization Within Our Families
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What does evangelization look like within our own families? What’s the best way to approach it? Discuss that and more with this fellowship meeting plan.
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Life in Christ Part 1: Living the New Life in Christ
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Jesus calls us to leave our old life and embrace new life in Him, based on his unconditional love. This fellowship meeting plan explores living our new life in Christ!
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Living Out The Lord’s Prayer: Thy Kingdom Come
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‘Thy Kingdom Come’ is one of the seven petitions in the Lord’s Prayer. This men’s fellowship meeting plan focuses on what the Kingdom of God means to us and how…
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Living Out The Lord’s Prayer: Hallowed Be Thy Name
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‘Hallowed be thy name’ is one of the seven petitions in the Lord’s Prayer. This fellowship meeting plan looks at how we ‘hallow’ or reverence the Lord with our lives.