The Parable of Juan and the Fishbowl The Paschal Mystery Course, Unit 2 (Notes: Slides illustrate “A Parable,” found on pages 89–90 in The Paschal Mystery: Christ’s Mission of Salvation student book, from Saint Mary’s Press.) Document # TX001319
(Notes: “Juan was a boy about six years old who lived in Spanish Harlem, in New York City” is the cue for showing this slide.) © turkishblue/shutterstock
Image in public domain (Notes: “One day when Juan was scavenging, he found a glass bowl covered with grime” is the cue for showing this slide.)
(Notes: “After a short time, however, the thrill of discovery began to wear off, and Juan started to get bored” is the cue for showing this slide.) © flickr.com
(Notes: “Once more, however, the wonder and charm of the bowl began to fade for Juan, and he began to lose that special thrill he had felt” is the cue for showing this slide.) © sodahead.com
(Notes: “Juan’s feet seemed to fly above the sidewalk as he ran to the store on the corner” is the cue for showing this slide.) © ericgregorypowell.com
(Notes: “Juan ran to his mother in tears” is the cue for showing this slide.) © thiswaldorflife.wordpress.com
Image in public domain (Notes: “So Juan spent a lot of time wishing he could be a fish” is the cue for showing this slide.)