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| V. Three Stages of Eucharistic Youth's Life |
| lørdag 24. november 2007 |
The Eucharistic Youth Society stages are classified into three groups in order to meet the needs of the different ages of its members.
Step 1: SEEDLING
Seedling is a group consisted of fledging members between the ages of seven to ten years old. Generally, the boys and girls at these ages are active, inquisitive, and fond of nature. The members wear the green scarf, the verdant color of a young wheatling, to symbolize their innocence and youthfulness. Like the wheat in the field blowing with the wind, the youth members are easily adaptable to new situations and receptive to new ideas. The group' s model is the youth and obedient Jesus to his parents. The members learn and practice obedience to God's will through the daily responsibility: praising God for many blessings, obeying their parents and teachers, helping and loving others.
Step 2: SEARCH
Search is a group consisted of pre-adolescent youths between the ages of eleven and thirteen. Generally, the members during these ages are becoming more aware of their physical and emotional changes. During this transitional period into young adults, they are confused and ambivalent to set rules imposed by authority figures. They are searching for their own identity and the rationality of their existence. Consequently, this nameless quest affects their spiritual beings as well. The members wear the navy blue scarves which symbolizes their unfathomed uniqueness and identity with a great hope of life and society. The scriptural model for the group is based on Jesus' hidden and evangelical life. Like Jesus, who was patiently praying for a deeper knowledge of his mission, they must find who they are in the solitude of prayer. Imitating Jesus, who was willing to fulfill the Father's wills, the will learn to accept who they are with gratitude. The members' natural inclination to reason and question abstract thoughts and concepts is now integrated into their development through concrete apostolate works.
Step 3: COMPANION
Companion is a group consisted of adolescents between the ages of fourteen and seventeen. The adolescents at these ages begin to consolidate their emerging values and beliefs. They start to formalize their own identity and group dynamic. The basic needs to love and be loved, to understand and be understood become the beginning for friendship and cooperation among the members. Thus, the cannery yellow scarf wore by the members symbolizes the sunrise of the youths before coming into their adult ages, and the manifestation of the heart, the opening of one's life to others. While the evangelized Jesus is still the primary spiritual mode, Saint Paul is adopted by the members as their inspiring patron figure. Like Saint Paul, who became Christ's zealous disciple after his spiritual lightning-conversion on the way to Damascus, the members constantly seek for God's will and conversion of hearts. In addition, the members are encouraged to familiarize with communal apostolates and to live out the spirit of charity and generosity (Corinthian 13: 1-13).
VI. KNIGHTS OF EUCHARIST
After the Companion ages, the youths start their adult lives. They may join the Knights of Eucharist which is a group consisted of young adults and adult members of all ages. This a way of life, a brotherhood-gathering rather than an organization. This is a new group which was formed in August 1990 by the Vietnamese Eucharistic Youth Society to correspond to the needs of the former members who have become adults and yet wanted to continue the spirituality and the charism of the Society. All others arealso also welcomed to join the Knights f Eucharist. As unique individuals with specialized gifts and talents, each member is invited to discern individually and communually of God's interaction through the daily events in the local and global context; and to correspond in action. Therefore, the motto of the group is to know God intimately, to love God dearly, and to serve God whole-heartedly. The members actively live out the "Eucharistic Day" through the following engagements:
1. Praying and discerning God's interaction in daily life.
2. Fulfilling the individual's obligation in the family, in study, in the
work place, and in the society faithfully.
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