World Youth Day USA Guides Retreat Manual | Page 24
and after the Resurrection? Be specific. Tell us
People in need of forgiveness – such as
their names or what you remember about their
the tax collectors, the woman caught in
stories. The leader (or another volunteer) writes the
adultery, Saul (Paul)
name and stories on a dry erase board as participants
share their answers.
People in need of healing – such as the
paralytic, the lepers, Bartimaeus, the
woman with hemorrhage
Some possible responses might include:
People in distress – such as the disciples
in the storm at sea and Jarius, whose
Mary and Joseph, John the Baptist, the Twelve
daughter is dying
Apostles, the crowds of four or five thousand,
People in authority – such as the
Nicodemus, Mary and Martha, Lazarus, the
scribes, Pharisees, temple leaders,
woman at the well, the woman caught in
Pontius Pilate, Caiaphas.
adultery, the ten lepers, scribes and Pharisees,
People whom he calls forth to minister
Jairus and his daughter, the bent-over woman,
to others – such as his disciples, Mary
the man afflicted with a demon, Caiaphas and
and Martha, Lazarus, the companions
Pontius Pilate, Simon the Cyrenian, Mary
on the Road to Emmaus, Saul (Paul)
Magdalene, the companions on the way to
Emmaus, Saul (Paul) on the road to Damascus.
Leader: We spent time talking about Jesus and
how he encountered people in the Gospels –
Once pilgrims have had sufficient time to
and now it is time for us, as pilgrims, to
share, summarize the following types of
encounter him once more – through our own
people Jesus encounters in Scripture:
reading of Sacred Scripture, through prayer and
Sacrament, and in our everyday lives.
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