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CGS Infancy Narratives Presentation in the Temple Scripture Booklet

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Print your own Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Presentation in the Temple Scripture Booklet, based on the Little Gospels* . Uses an easy to read Montessori font. Prints double-sided on three sheets of 8.5"x11" paper. I recommend printing on cardstock, if possible.

Instructions: print 2-sided landscape, "flip on short sides". Fold each sheet in half and assemble according to page numbers. Staple along page fold for added durability.

Note: Does not include the Scripture Map, as it is copyright to CGS USA. You may print it from the Materials Manual if you have access and paste inside the front cover, Otherwise, print a separate map to keep with your materials.

*The Little Gospels correspond to the key presentations in the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd Atrium.  Each booklet series contains Scripture passages with a very readable font. The presentation of the individual Gospel stories in specially designed booklets allows the child to interact with the Word in a profound way. All who tend to the spiritual formation of children will find these booklets perfect for introducing the foundational stories of our Christian life.

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Infancy Narratives

The Level 1 Introduction to the Atrium Presentations include:

The Level 1 Infancy Narrative Presentations include:

• Annunciation to Mary

• Visitation of Mary to Elizabeth

•Birth of Jesus & Adoration of the Shepherds

•Adoration of the Magi

•Presentation in the Temple

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Infancy Narrative: The Presentation in the Temple

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Everything Needed to Present the Presentation in the Temple

Hand-crafted models made from resin that hardens into a smooth, inflexible, white figure.  Figures can be painted at additional expense to the customer.  Our gratitude to GardenofFrancis.com , with which we partner to provide these excellent 3-D models!

Size: Our 3d adult figures are 4 to 4 & 1/2 inches tall, standing.

The Presentation in the Temple figures include: Joseph, Mary, movable baby, Simeon, Anna, turtle dove offering

Wooden pieces to dioramas are quarter inch plywood.

Diorama consists of a wooden floor and steps, covered by porch canopy resting on two wooden rectangles engraved to look like pillars; back wall includes two more engravings of pillars and an engraved depiction of the Temple altar.

Scripture Booklets

Bound along the side, contains strong glossy paper. 

Booklet includes a map of Israel as the first internal page, with the three most key cities of Jesus' life marked. You may then add the symbols and indicators appropriate to your environment to indicate the actual location of each event.

Downloadables - Used individually or as Tracing Packets:

• Scripture verse(s): Luke 2:22b
• Artwork: "The Presentation of the Christ Child in the Temple" by Ludovico Carracci ca. 1605
• Prayers: Luke 2:30; The Nunc Dimittis
• Tracing image: 

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Dioramas and environments for Bible stories: History narratives and Parables Catholic Montessori Faith Formation and More. Please let us know if there is anything you would like us to customize or create for you. God bless you!

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Dioramas and environments for Bible stories: History narratives and Parables

Everything is ready for you to assemble, then paint or style as you choose. If you would like to order something painted, please contact us for a custom order. Hinges not included unless specifically noted.

Please contact us if you would like any modifications or if there is another story you would like to purchase from us. If you have an idea for a material you would like to see, please let me know!

Unless otherwise indicated, items are sized for CGS atrium.

Hinges not included unless specifically noted.

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Found Coin: 3 rooms on one base

Insistent Friend: 2 rooms on one base

Temple for Pharisee and Tax Collector

Good Samaritan: Road, Signpost, Inn

Good Shepherd: 11-13″ diameter circle

Eucharistic Presence: 11-13″ diameter circle, miniature altar

Angled Roof (such as for Infancy Narratives)

Platform with Table (such as for Bridesmaids)

Platform with 3 sides/walls (option for Wedding Feast)

Platform with 4 sides (option for Wedding Feast)

Debtors: back wall and base

Synagogue: as pictured (would you like the elements to go with it? Please see separate listing here on Peter’s Square.)

Loving Father/Prodigal Son (not a CGS material) – Father’s house

Specific Suggestions for Infancy Narratives:

Annunciation to Mary: wooden Mary’s house consists of double-arched front wall and two side walls, but no back wall.  Attachable Holy Spirit dove/flame is included.

Visitation of Elizabeth: wooden Elizabeth’s house consists of courtyard floor with a house on one side, represented by one front wall with door and one side wall, and on the other side an outside wall with gate.

Nativity of Jesus: plaster cave-style stable with roof, sides, and back but wooden floor.

Adoration of the Shepherds: square wooden base with 5 insertable wooden walls engraved to look like stone and formed into a pentagonal sheep pen.  This diorama is intended to be used in conjunction with the Nativity diorama.

Presentation in the Temple: wooden floor and steps, covered by porch canopy resting on two wooden rectangles engraved to look like pillars; back wall includes two more engravings of pillars and an engraved depiction of the Temple altar.

Adoration of the Magi: three-sided house with no front.  Attachable star, as well as the 3 gifts made of resin, are included.

Flight into Egypt: wooden base with engraved path and wooden back with engraved depiction of Bethlehem on one side and engraved signpost with arrows pointing to Bethlehem and to Egypt on the other.

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Presentation in the temple.

SET INCLUDES: Mary and Joseph Simeon and Anna Baby Jesus (which can be removed from Mary’s arms to Simeon’s arms) 2 turtle doves (which can be removed and placed at the temple)

SCRIPTURE TEXT: Luke 2: 22-40

CGS Level I and II

*also available fully painted

Proposed LDS temple project moves forward after crowds launch fierce debate on both sides

L AS VEGAS, Nev. (FOX5) - Crowds showed up to support a plan for a new temple for the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as neighbors continue their fierce opposition to the proposal.

The Las Vegas Planning Commission approved the Site Development Review in a vote of 6 with one abstention, adding conditions to address one aspect of residents’ concerns: before the church moves into the temple, the building must meet lighting standards for the neighborhood and must turn off parking lot lights overnight.

The project moves forward to a full City Council vote on July 17.

Hundreds of church members wore blue shirts and “vote yes” stickers, crowding the steps of Las Vegas City Hall. They also launched a counter-petition drawing close to 10,000 signatures. Church members voiced a need for a second temple on the other side of town; the only temple for 85,000 people lies at the edge of Sunrise Mountain on the far east side.

In late 2022, church leaders announced plans for a second temple at the 20-acre site off North Grand Canyon Road. City documents stated the height of the steeple would be 216 feet. The temple would be 70,000 square feet and a meeting hall would be 15,000 square feet. Parking would be required to accommodate visitors.

“I know I’m looking forward to it. I live super close to it and I know it would benefit me greatly,” said church member Emma Brummett, who said family members also came to show support. “We can drive a lot quicker and be there more often,” she said.

In March, the City Council of Las Vegas voted to amend longstanding code in the district, paving the way for houses of worship to apply for a Special Use Permit to build in the area.

Concerned Neighbors launched a fierce opposition, created a petition with more than 5,000 signatures and launched a Preserve Rural Las V egas website. Various neighbors have expressed concerns over traffic and the massive footprint, but many take issue with the height and lighting proposals in a rural area.

Long-time rural zoning restrictions for the Lone Mountain area limit projects with massive footprints and height and lighting restrictions.

“It’s too big and just doesn’t fit into the area,” said concerned neighbor Matt Hackley. “This isn’t an anti-church movement at all. This is simply a grassroots movement of our neighborhood to protect its rural status,” Hackley said.

Neighbors said they had asked for compromises on concerns but church representatives and project officials seemed unwilling to make major amendments.

“The arrogance and unwillingness to compromise in the name of the Lord I feel is unacceptable,” another concerned resident said.

Residents likened the size and bright lights of various temples to “casinos” in a neighborhood.

Numerous residents own and ride horses, and voiced concerns about the safety to continue to do so. Community members are also lobbying Clark County leaders as the project progresses through city and county commissions.

A spokesperson for the project before the planning commission said the temple site is not a place for carnivals or large events. Several weeks ago, FOX5 spoke to church leadership about neighbors’ concerns. FOX5 was told that officials would address concerns— but some designs are intrinsic to their faith.

“Temples are so special, they are so significant. We build them, and then we dedicate them to God, they are literally a house of the Lord. Things like the size and the height of the building are part of the deep religious meaning and symbolism of the building itself,” said Bud Stoddard, stake president of the Lone Mountain Stake, who spoke to FOX5 several weeks ago.

The City of Las Vegas said the proposed temple will now head to City Council for another full presentation, and then a vote on the project. City documents state as soon as the project is approved, it could be built in 36 months.