Recollection Module
Recollection Module
CL Course Description
Theme
Duration
Ang Paggiya
Half-Day
Ang Pagsaulog
Half-Day
Ang Pagpadala
Whole Day
CREED
Ang Kamatuoran
Whole Day
SACRAMENTS
Ang Kinabuhi
Whole Day
MORALITY
Ang Dalan
Whole Day
10
PRAYER
Youth Encounter
Whole Day
11
SALVATION HISTORY
Ang Panaw
Whole Day
12
In-Charge
CVI
Human Person
Uprightness &
Discipline
Forchia & Debbie Spirituality
Social Concern
Sr. Grecely & Forchia
and
Responsibility
Spirituality
Nationalism and
Fr. Janrey & Gelai
Cultural
Integration
Spirituality
Gelai & Joven
Spirituality
Human Person
Sr. Jovy & Joven Uprightness &
Discipline
All CVI
Nationalism and
Srs. Jovy & Grecely
Cultural
Integration
Spirituality
Gelai & Debbie
Grade 9 Morality
Duration:
Theme:
Grace:
One Day
Ang Dalan (Following Christ the Way)
To know Christ dearly, to love Christ dearly, to follow Christ closely
Context:
Objectives:
1. To understanding the meaning of discipleship
2. To admire and imitate Jesus into the day to day living
3. To make conscious effort in making Jesus as the model of ones way of life
TIME FRAME
ACTIVITY
07:30am 08:00am
08:00am
09:00am
09:00am 10:00am
a.
Activity 1:
Silent-Reflection: On the questions
given about the story told in the
Introductory Activity
- Express Yourself: Write a shortreflection about how knowing Christ
has shaped who you are and what
you do today? Look back on your
experiences and see how Christ has
reached out to you to be your source
of inner strength in loving God and
others
b. Activity 2:
- Small-Group Sharing: Students
will share their short-reflection to
their group mates
c. Processing:
- To really know. That is, to be
transformed by what (or who) one
knows.
-
KEY POINTS
MATERIALS
PERSON
INCHARGE
10:00am 10:20am
10:20am 11:20am
Activity 1:
Processing:
11:20am -12:00nn
12:00nn 01:00pm
01:00pm 01:20pm
01:20pm 02:20pm
02:20pm 02:50pm
02:50pm 03:00pm
03:00pm 04:00pm
Eucharistic Adoration
Practice and Prep for the Mass
Eucharistic Celebration
Home Sweet Home
Schedule of Activities
A. Introduction
1. Opening Prayer - always start with a prayer! Recollection is a spiritual activity centered on God,
thus prayer is a must to set the mood. Prayer can be done in creative ways.
2. Getting to know each other - the facilitator must not be a stranger to the group, but he/she comes
to be someone to be trusted. To know the participants also establishes that decisive connection
that will determine the course of recollection.
3. Orientation - another important phase is that the participants are aware of what they are in now.
Thus, the facilitator shall introduce the meaning of recollection, the theme, and some basic rules.
(Remember that rules are not intended to curb freedom, but facilitate freedom). It is also good to
hear the participants' expectations as this may help the facilitator address some unexpected issues
B. Session Proper
1. Activity - make the participants active! The first rule of the game is that recollection is spiritual
activity of the participants, not the facilitator. Thus, facilitator shall design and facilitate activities
that would belong to the participants. Activities are expected to take a lion share of the
recollection. These activities hopefully lead the participants into a desired theme and though
unexpected discoveries are always welcome.
2. Processing - someone get to explain what they are doing. The point is not to simply superimpose
the facilitator's ideas on conducted activities, but to allow the participants to express their
discoveries. The facilitator is to paraphrase and organize these discoveries so that they would be
clearly perceived by the participants.
3. Talk - give them insight if necessary. A talk might be good devise to encapsulate the session. For
elder generation, it may take a longer time to expand the theme, but concise and creative talk is
always desired. The talk might be scraped altogether if the activity and processing yield a fruitful
outcome.
C. Recapitulation and Conclusion
1. Recapitulation and conclusion - have a good ending. Though recollection is a spiritual activity,
there may have a lot of fun and insight along the way. The participants may learn a lot yet fail to
put everything into a big picture. This is the right time to once again to put things into a right
perspective. More importantly, the participants would bring something home.
2. Eucharist Celebration - God is always our culmination. The distinctive mark of Catholic
recollection is the present of the real Christ. This only takes place when there is the celebration
of the Eucharist. However, if the just cause might not allow the celebration, then a nice and
creative closing prayer will do the job.