This Commandment can fulfill the ICAn responsibility as follower of God and Members of the Church. We can do this by being honest and not coveting others goods.

This law is about not coveting others goods. Covet others goods means the you are thinking about stealing stuff from others. We should not do this because when we think about it we might start doing it. If we start stealing we would hurt others feelings. We can implement this commandment in our life by being grateful for all of our stuff. We should always be happy, humble and not be jealous of others.

This is about knowing where God is in our lives. It encourages others to put God first in their lives. It helps us know that God will always help us all and guide us through our lives as Christian-Catholics and women of faith, excellence, and service. We can do this by praying daily for the gifts He has given us. We can also to do this by thanking Him and being grateful for His guidance in our lives.

This law show and use God’s name in worship and praise instead of using it in vain. We can do this by avoiding using omg or “oh my god” and ong or “on god” as God should not be held accountable and his name should not be used for empty promises. Instead we should show and spread the good works of God by attending or joining bible readings in the church. We can also do this by giving our time each day to spread the gospel and encourage others to do the same.

This Commandment can fulfill the ICAn responsibility as follower of God and Member's of the Church. We can do this by being honest and not coveting your neighbor's wife.

This law is about not thinking about coveting your neighbor's wife. This is not good because if you have thoughts about it you are breaking the 9th Commandment.

This commandment reminds us to continue to go to church every Sabbath day (Sunday) and to do good towards others and to yourselves.

We should always remember to put God first among others. He only asks for one day of good and provides six more for our needs. We need to bring others and remind others to go to church with their families and to do good during this day. This day is counted as the holiest and we need to honor God and to thank him for all he provides. We need to be grateful for every little thing. God was there, therefore we need to always remember Him because He always remembered us. Never forget God for He is almighty and merciful.

This law is about not pocketing anything that is not yours. It forbids people from stealing or grabbing stuff that is not their property. It tells us how stealing things can also result in karma. If the original owner finds out if you stole something then they will definitely put you in trouble. Stealing can also make you guilty for the sin you have done. We can avoid stealing by being content with what we own and to not let jealousy control your emotions. If you get too jealous of what somebody owns, you can end up taking whats not yours.

This commandment reminds us to always respect and obey our parents as we they are blessings from God.

This commandment tells us to always respect our parents. Our parents our blessings from God and are meant to be obeyed and respected. We can do this by listening to them and showing that we love them. God is our Father but He also gave us parents to look after us and to guide us.

This commandment is about not blaming others for something they have not done. You cannot frame anybody without having clear evidence as it is like putting all the burdens onto somebody's shoulder. Not only will they suffer consequences that aren't theirs, which is the equivalent as hurting somebody already. If you throw all the responsibilities to them for no reason, it is still counted as indirectly hurting them. We can avoid blaming others by first finding solid evidence if they did it or not. If you are the one who did the wrong doing you should bear pity on the innocent person and take the blame as you originally should. We should always practice both empathy and sympathy to not blame others.