Today, Lucy tells Sr. Grace about her classmate who is really shy, and Sr. Grace shares about a time in her childhood when she was very shy too. Being shy can make it difficult for us to make friends and can prevent us from putting to good use the talents that God gave us. What's more, we have to be brave to speak the truth! We should ask God for the grace to overcome our shyness so as to be able to help others.

Sr. Grace plays a guessing game with Lucy, encouraging her to think about the various jobs people have. We should be grateful to our parents and the many others who work hard without recognition. Like the Holy Family in Nazareth, we should do what we have to do in each moment, whether it be studying, sleeping, or working, like Jesus, Mary, and Joseph!

In this episode of "Hi Lucy", Sr. Grace tells the story of a girl named Alexia who had cancer yet was thankful for everything. Learn with Lucy how we should be grateful to God every day for all that He has given us, and to our parents for having helped us come into this world. Furthermore, since we know that everything God allows is for our own good, we should try to imitate Jesus in his Passion by giving thanks even through our sufferings. There are always things to be grateful for!

Lucy has Sr. Grace guess what's different about her today. She's wearing earrings! Since everyone else is wearing earrings, she has decided to wear them, too. Sr. Grace reminds Lucy that God loves us for who we are, not what we wear or do. This is why we shouldn't do things to gain the approval of others. Doing so can make us become attached to things and stray from God. Instead, knowing that God loves us, we should be strong enough to go "against the current" and brave enough to follow Jesus Christ.

Today, Sr. Grace teaches Lucy that we should not make fun of elderly people. Instead, we should be compassionate towards them, remembering that they are also created in God's image and likeness, and thus we cannot treat them as though they are mere objects, valuable only for their usefulness.