"Parable of the Great Pearl" Godly Play

[@julissaguadamuz8486]

Excellent! Muchas gracias!

[@mariajimenez8803]

Very helpful, thanks !

[@lasangaliz8720]

hi hi

[@annemunoru1637]

I think Jesus, like a natural pearl is formed by hurting the flesh of the oyster, he is a great and beautiful pearl. He knows what it took to achieve his status of Glory. So, he's looking for a bride with the same qualities, of enduring rough treatments and pain over long time. This is how pearls of great worth are formed. But after the pain, comes beauty, glory and precious worth. By selling everything for the pearl, he knows that through his Bride, he will receive everything back... Because that's just how Pearls are!🌹🌹 👰

[@stkatharinesprimaryschoolk3883]

yes very

[@tradingtoglory7001]

what is it?

[@Marieneaz]

I like so much this. I love it! But I have a question: Is this the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd?

[@maryspeck7471]

Mariene Severo Godly Play grew out of the Good Shepherd.

[@missNuggie]

This is not Catechesis of the Good Shepherd. I believe Godly Play was inspired by it though.

[@jcmuffett7370]

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