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discovering life mission

1. LIVING WITH PURPOSE:
DISCOVERING YOUR
LIFE MISSION AND
VALUES
LESSON 3
Virtue Focus: Responsible

2. This lesson will help you
explore what truly matters
to you in life. Understanding
your core values is key to
living a meaningful and
fulfilling life.

3. Unlocking Content Vocabulary
Paschal
Mystery
Passover
Solace
Intentionality

4. PASCHAL
-The word “Paschal” comes
from the Greek word
“pascha,” which is derived
from the Hebrew word
“pesah” or “pesach.”

5. PASCHAL
“Pesah” means “Passover” in
Hebrew, referring to the Jewish
feast commemorating the
liberation of the Israelites from
slavery in Egypt, as described in
the book of Exodus in the Bible.

6. The Passover feast was a significant event
in Jewish history, marking the release of
the Israelites from slavery and the
beginning of a new chapter in their journey
toward the Promised Land. In Christian
doctrine, “Paschal” is used to refer to the
events of Jesus Christ’s passion, death,
resurrection, and ascension, which
occurred during the time of the Jewish
Passover feast.

7. MYSTERY
The word “Mystery” comes from
the Greek word “mysterion,”
which refers to something
hidden or beyond human
understanding.

8. MYSTERY
In the context of Christian
doctrine, a “mystery” does not
denote something secret or
unknowable but rather a deep
truth revealed by God.

9. PASCHAL MYSTERY
Involves the deep truth of Jesus
Christ’s redemptive work,
including his sacrificial death,
victorious resurrection, and
exaltation to glory.

10. PASCHAL MYSTERY
Involves the deep truth of Jesus Christ’s
redemptive work, including his sarefers
to the profound truth of Jesus Christ’s
redemptive work, which occurred during
the time of the Jewish Passover and
encompasses his passion, death,
resurrection, and ascension.crificial
death, victorious resurrection, and
exaltation to glory.

11. Activity 3: Reflect on Your Values
Look at the list of values provided.
Take some time to think about
each value and how important it
is to you in your daily life.

12. Honesty Integrity Respect Compassion
Responsibility Empathy Kindness Authenticity
Gratitude Perseverance Generosity Fairness
Loyalty Trustworthiness Forgiveness
Open-mindedness Humility Independence
Creativity Determination
Optimism Courage Patience Acceptance
Equality Tolerance Justice Environmental
Spirituality Excellence Family Community
Growth Learning Freedom Harmony Balance
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13. Write down why each selected
value is meaningful to you.
Consider personal experiences
or moments that have
reinforced these values

14. Answer the following questions in the provided space:
› What values do I hold dear in my life, and why are
they important to me?
› In what ways do my values influence the choices I
make and the actions I take in my daily life?
› How can I align my core values with my goals and
aspirations to create a more purposeful and fulfilling
life journey?

15. By reflecting on your core
values, you gain a greater
understanding of yourself
and how to navigate life’s
choices with intention.

16. What do you think
makes a life
meaningful?
What would you like to
achieve in your
lifetime?