edmund rice by Kaitlyn Smith https://padlet.com/21smitk/wbv9q48u2u3 Kaitlyn Smith, Religion en-us 2018-05-22 01:49:50 UTC 2018-06-17 23:22:57 UTC hello@padlet.com 21smitk https://padlet.com/21smitk/wbv9q48u2u3/wish/266458100 2018-06-10 09:46:32 UTC https://padlet.com/21smitk/wbv9q48u2u3/wish/266458100 Edmund Rice, Question 1 21smitk https://padlet.com/21smitk/wbv9q48u2u3/wish/266460587 Bibliography - Edmund Rice was born on the 1st of June 1762 in the south east part of Ireland. He was born into a wealthy farming family with 7 brothers and 2 step sisters his parents were Margaret Rice and Robert Rice. There was quite a lot of poor people in Ireland and from the influence from his family and mainly his mother Edmund was always very nice to the poor and always showed great kindness to them. Edmund was a very intelligent and talented man who became quite wealthy. In 1787 Edmund married Mary Elliot who sadly passed away giving birth to there premature daughter who was also named Mary and was handy capped. while morning his wife Edmund started to become closer to God, he started a school for poor boys in New Street in waterford. on the 7th of June Edmund opened his school which he called Mt Sion. The school was quite small and it had to conduct lessons outdoors for two to three hundred boys. Edmund wrote up rules for the new holy order he wished to start and on the 15th of August 1808 Edmund and 7 brothers took there first religious vows. They were called 'Brothers of the Presentation" and lather they created Christian Brothers news spread about Edmunds work and his effect on the boys he helped. by 1809 there were 7 hundred children attending Mt Sion. At age 76 edmund retired and sadly passed away 1884 at aged 82 due to natural causes. ]]> 2018-06-10 10:41:17 UTC https://padlet.com/21smitk/wbv9q48u2u3/wish/266460587 Question 2 21smitk https://padlet.com/21smitk/wbv9q48u2u3/wish/266462877 The good simaratin is a parable about a man going from Jerusalem to Jericho. The traveler is stripped and beat and was left along side the road to die. A priest walked past the man on the road but he walked straight past him. Then a Levite walked past the man and also decides to walk straight past him. Next a Samaritan walked past the man, he bandaged him up and put him on his donkey and helped the man. The author of this wrote this to encourage people to be like the good Samaritan, to help the people who need it and not to just walk past them if they are in need of help. ]]> 2018-06-10 11:40:15 UTC https://padlet.com/21smitk/wbv9q48u2u3/wish/266462877 Edmund Rice, Question 3 21smitk https://padlet.com/21smitk/wbv9q48u2u3/wish/266463257 As a young child Edmund was always very caring and affectionate to the poor he was always very nice to them and showed great acts of kindness. On the 15th of August 1808 Edmund and 7 other brothers took his first religious vows, he did this to show his love for the lord and that he was dedicated to him. not many people read the bible and Edmund was one of those few people who had his own bible and would regularly read it. ]]> 2018-06-10 11:49:15 UTC https://padlet.com/21smitk/wbv9q48u2u3/wish/266463257 Question 4 21smitk https://padlet.com/21smitk/wbv9q48u2u3/wish/266463578 "Father,
Allow me to serve others with a joyful heart;
Never keeping score;
Always giving;
Never expecting to receive.
Allow me to give of myself,
To give of my talents and of my goods,
To give of my time and of my energy,
To give of my heart and of my soul.
Help me understand the needs of others,
Never criticizing,
Never demeaning,
Never scolding,
Never condemning.
You have been so gracious to me,
Always Loving,
Always forgiving,
Always restoring;
Never gloating over my defeats,
Even when I have been so wrong.
Father, keep a condemning spirit
Far from my heart and further from my lips.
Allow me to serve others as You serve,
With gentleness, compassion, and tenderness,
Never diminishing the worth of another,
Choosing to extend mercy to the brokenhearted,
Like You have repeatedly shown it to me
Amen"
I think that this relates to Edmund rice as he was always giving to the poor without expecting anything in return. he helped everyone that he could, he donated everything to work with and help them.

]]> 2018-06-10 11:57:05 UTC https://padlet.com/21smitk/wbv9q48u2u3/wish/266463578 Question 6 21smitk https://padlet.com/21smitk/wbv9q48u2u3/wish/266464177 Edmund Rice was a kind man who put his heart into helping the poor. He created his own religious order and always put others first. ]]> 2018-06-10 12:08:26 UTC https://padlet.com/21smitk/wbv9q48u2u3/wish/266464177 Edmund Rice, Question 5 21smitk https://padlet.com/21smitk/wbv9q48u2u3/wish/267525883 "one thing you may be sure of, that whilst you work for God, whether you succeed or not, he will  amply reward you." 
This is a quote from Edmund Rice he is saying that if you are with God he will help you in return ]]> 2018-06-17 22:39:49 UTC https://padlet.com/21smitk/wbv9q48u2u3/wish/267525883 21smitk https://padlet.com/21smitk/wbv9q48u2u3/wish/267528398 2018-06-17 23:15:44 UTC https://padlet.com/21smitk/wbv9q48u2u3/wish/267528398 Edmund Rice, Question 7 21smitk https://padlet.com/21smitk/wbv9q48u2u3/wish/267528476 Edmund Rice foundation is an international aid organisation ]]> 2018-06-17 23:16:29 UTC https://padlet.com/21smitk/wbv9q48u2u3/wish/267528476