MPPT - CLE Week 3 - Q1

Notre Dame of Kidapawan College
Integrated Basic Education Department

Learning Competencies:
Identify the different types of prayer.
Deepen one’s understanding of the

parts of prayers.
Compose one’s own prayer.

Prayer
‣ simply communicating
with God.
‣ it is “intimate
conversation with God
who we know loves us”
(St. Teresa of Avila).
‣ loving, conscious,
personal relationship with
God.
Prayer
‣ “the raising of one's

mind and heart to God
or the requesting of
good things from God.
- Saint John Damascene
Expressions of Prayer
1. Vocal:
 using some approved form of
words, read or recited; such
as the sign of the cross, the
Apostles' Creed, the
Lord's Prayer, the Hail Mary,
the Glory Be, the Grace
before meal, the Holy Rosary,
etc.
Expressions of Prayer
2. Mental:
 a form of prayer in
which the sentiments
expressed are one's
own and not those of
another person.
 Spontaneous prayer,
without employing
either words or
formulas of any kind
A - doration
C - ontrition
T - hanksgiving
S - upplication
Adoration Contrition Thanksgiving Supplication

• giving God • We come before • Thanking God for • Lifting our
praises and honor God and ask for all that he has requests before
for who He is forgiveness done and is doing God
in the world and • Petitions: request
in our lives for oneself
• Intercessions:
request on behalf
of others.
Opening Prayer
Lord, we praise and glorify you for your continuous
blessings in our lives, especially for the blessing of life.
There are times that we failed to reciprocate your
kindness to us. Recognizing our shortcomings, we
humbly ask your mercy and forgiveness. Thank you
very much for today we will once more experience
your abiding presence and great love. May we
continue to fulfill our responsibilities in life, that,
through the gift of our intellect and free will, we may
serve you well as we love and serve your people. This
we ask in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, your
Son, forever and ever. Amen.
Why do we need to consider the different types of

prayer in praying?
 It helps us to have a well-rounded prayers, and so to

develop a healthy and balanced life of prayer.
 it accommodates joy (Thanksgiving) with sorrow

(Contrition); it finds room for giving (Adoration) as
well as for asking (Supplication).
How should we pray?

 Jesus' filial (faith driven) prayer is the perfect
model of prayer. It is done in solitude and in
‘secret’.
 Jesus teaches his disciples to pray with a purified

heart, with lively and persevering faith, with filial
boldness.
Integrated Basic Education Department Life of St. Marcellin
St. Marcellin was born on May 20, 1789
in Le Rosey, Marlhes, France.
It was during the time of French
Revolution.
Birthday
His parents were Jean Baptiste
Champagnat and Marie Therese Chirat
Champagnat.
His father sent him to school, but the
School Life
schoolmaster was a very bad-tempered man,
who struck the children on the least excuse.
He ran away and refused to go back to school,
and later, laid down strict rules for his Brothers
about punishment.
Home Life
A great influence in his life was his

aunt Louise, who was a nun. She
taught Marcellin to pray
Integrated Basic Education Department Life of St. Marcellin
New Assignment
Memorare in the
He was appointed as curate to a little
mountain parish called Lavalla.
Snow
One day he had been on a sick call with one of the
Marcellin was loved by the people of Lavalla Brothers, Br. Stanislaus, and they were caught in a
for he was always ready to be of service to snowstorm.
them, especially during sick call. Things got worse, and Marcellin prayed to Our
Lady to help them. Just then they saw a light
came out from a house, and went towards it.
They were saved!
His Death
Marcellin’s health was now giving way to the pressure of
work.
On May 3rd he said his last Mass. On June 6, 1840, as the
Brothers were singing the Hail, Holy Queen at their
Morning Prayer, Marcellin breathe his last.
Notre Dame de
Marcellin’s life had ended but not his work, and

l’Hermitage
Sainthood
his Brothers spread all over the world.
On 18th April 1999, John Paul II canonized him
By 1824, the numbers of Brothers were and proclaomed him
too big for the house in Lavalla, and "Saint Marcellin, Founder of the Marist
Marcellin bought a property further Brothers"
down the valley where he built Notre
Dame de l’Hermitage, which is still in
constant use, and where he is buried.

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Notre Dame of Kidapawan College

Integrated Basic Education Department

Identify the different types of prayer.

Deepen one’s understanding of the

Compose one’s own prayer.

‣ “the raising of one's

Adoration Contrition Thanksgiving Supplication

Why do we need to consider the different types of

 It helps us to have a well-rounded prayers, and so to

 it accommodates joy (Thanksgiving) with sorrow

How should we pray?

 Jesus teaches his disciples to pray with a purified

His father sent him to school, but the

A great influence in his life was his

Marcellin’s life had ended but not his work, and

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