This document discusses concepts of forgiveness, prayer, the Ten Commandments, and the Beatitudes. It provides definitions and explanations of forgiveness as forgiving wrongs rather than forgetting, and prayer as communicating with God. It lists the Ten Commandments and their meaning. It also outlines the eight Beatitudes, describing each as blessings for those who are poor in spirit, mourn, meek, hunger for righteousness, merciful, pure in heart, peacemakers, and persecuted for righteousness.

1. Forgiveness and Prayer
With God

2. What is Forgiveness?
Forgiveness isn’t about forgetting about things
and not leaving without a punishment.
Forgiveness is about forgiving what the wrong
they have done. When we ask for forgiveness we
ask God to forgive our sins and to cleanse us in
the holy spirit.

3. The Ten
Commandments

4. What are the Ten
Commandments?
The Ten Commandments are
the laws that God made. God
made these laws to tell the
people that, if they can follow
them, he will make Jerusalem
a greater city.

5. The First
commandment
I am the Lord your
God, you shall not
have any false Gods
before me

6. The second
Commandment
You shall not take the
name of your God in vain

7. The Third
Commandment
Remember to keep the
Lords day holy

8. The fourth
Commandment
Honor Your mother and
Father

9. The fifth
Commandment
You Shall not kill.

10. The Sixth
Commandment
You shall not
commit adultery

11. The Seventh
Commandment
You shall not steal

12. The eighth
Commandment
You shall not bear false
witness against your
neighbor.

13. The Ninth
Commandment
You shall not covet your
neighbor's wife

14. The Tenth
Commandment
You shall not covet your
neighbor’s goods

15. Hail Mary, full of
Grace,
The Lord is with
you...

16. Blessed are
you among
women

17. And blessed
are the Fruit
of your womb.
Amen

18. What is Prayer?
Prayer is a letter to God. He answers each of our
prayers in his own unique way. We may ask for
something that we want, but he will give us more
than just that. His view of the prayer is Infinitely
greater than ours.

19. The
Beatitudes

20. What are the Beatitudes?
The Beatitudes help us find God
in an unexpected way

21. The First
Beatitude
Blessed are the poor in
Blessed are the poor in
spirit for theirs is the
spirit for theirs is the
kingdom of heaven
kingdom of heaven

22. The Second
Beatitude
Blessed are those who
Blessed are those
mourn, for they shall be
mourn, for they shall be
comforted.
comforted.

23. The Third
Beatitude
Blessed are the meek, for
Blessed are the meek,
they shall inherit the earth
they shall inherit

24. The Fourth
Beatitude
Blessed are those who
Blessed are those
hunger and thirst for
hunger and thirst for
righteousness, for they
righteousness, for
shall be satisfied.
shall be satisfied.

25. The Fifth
Beatitude
Blessed are the merciful,
Blessed are the merciful,
for they shall obtain mercy.
for they

26. The Sixth
Beatitude
Blessed are the pure in
Blessed are the pure in
heart, for they shall see
heart, for they shall see
God.
God.

27. The Seventh
Beatitude
Blessed are the
Blessed are the
peacemakers, for they
peacemakers, for they
shall be call the sons and
shall be call the sons
daughters of God
daughters of God

28. The Eighth
Beatitude
Blessed are those who are
Blessed are those who
persecuted for
persecuted for
righteousness sake, for
righteousness sake, for
theirs is the kingdom of
theirs is the kingdom of
heaven.
heaven.

29. I am glad that I
I am glad that I
came to St.
came to St.
Anne’s because...
Anne’s because...

30. I am happy
I am happy
with new
with new
friends, I have
friends, I have
fun, and I
fun, and I
started a new
started a new
life.
life.

31. By Lukasz Pach