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Ten Questions for 2010
Food for Thought on New Year's Eve
Posted by Danielle Bean in Family on Wednesday, December 30, 2009 12:00 PM
Whatever your plans for today or tonight, the beginning of a New Year invites us to reflect on the past and the future.
I posted these discussion-starting questions last year and decided to re-post them this year. You can use them for personal reflection or family discussion:
1. Did I grow closer to God in the past year? How will I grow closer to God this year?
2. What is one new thing I will pray for this year?
3. What would I consider my worst habit and what can I do to work on it in the coming year?
4. What is the one thing I will do in the coming year that will most benefit my family?
5. What is the most important decision I made last year or will make this year?
6. What new habit would I most like to adopt this year?
7. What is one new skill I would like to learn the coming year?
8. What was the most important book I read last year/want to read this year?
9. What are my talents and what will I do to better serve God and the Church with them in the coming year?
10. What is one thing that I regret in the past year and what can I do about it in the new year?
What questions might you add to this list?
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