Explain the position of the Church on the sources of morality 22. 1749-1775 and the morality of human acts 1846-1869 23. Define sin and differentiate between the various kinds of sin Understand that God alone judges who will go to heaven or 24. 1021-1022 to hell Recognize the consequences of sin and the three states of 25. 1023-1037 being after death: heaven, purgatory, hell Explain the Catholic understanding of justification, grace and 26. 1987-2011 merit Describe the role of magisterium of the Church in the moral 27. 2032-2040 life of individuals. HS-D. Christian Prayer (Prayer How We Pray) – Catechism of the STUDENTS WILL Catholic Church 2626-2643 1. Describe the forms of prayer 2. Know the of the 1176-1177 “Liturgy Hours” 103, 1096, 1100, 3. Identify Scripture at Mass and other liturgies 1184, 1190, 1349 Explain that the Psalms are essential elements of the prayer 4. 2585-2589, 2597 of the Church Explain as a meditative, prayerful approach “Lectio Divina” 5. 1177, 2708 to Scripture Explore Scripture as basis for individual prayer and for 2653-2654 6. prayer within small Christian communities, retreats, and other gatherings. HS-E. Safe Environment Refer to the Office of Safe Environment at . – KEY VOCABULARY Adoration hierarchy Marriage (as sacrament) Annulment Holy Family: Jesus, Mary, Monasticism Catechumen Joseph mystery Commemoration Indulgence Pastoral Letter Community of Faith infallibility Precepts of the Church consecrated life inter-religious Preferential Option for the creed Inquisition Poor Dark Ages John Calvin Pope John XXIII dogma John Knox Racial Discrimination doctrine John the Baptist Real Presence ecumenical Kingdom of God Reformation Evangelists laity Sabbath Genesis Lazarus Tradition Grace Magisterium Veneration Henry VIII Martin Luther vocation
22. Explain the position of the Church on the sources of morality and the morality of human acts 1749-1775 23. Define sin and differentiate between the various kinds of sin 1846-1869 24. Understand that God alone judges who will go to heaven or to hell 1021-1022 25. Recognize the consequences of sin and the three states of being after death: heaven, purgatory, hell 1023-1037 26. Explain the Catholic understanding of justification, grace and merit 1987-2011 27. Describe the role of magisterium of the Church in the moral life of individuals. 2032-2040 HS-D. Christian Prayer (Prayer – How We Pray) STUDENTS WILL Catechism of the Catholic Church 1. Describe the forms of prayer 2626-2643 2. Know the “Liturgy of the Hours” 1176-1177 3. Identify Scripture at Mass and other liturgies 103, 1096, 1100, 1184, 1190, 1349 4. Explain that the Psalms are essential elements of the prayer of the Church 2585-2589, 2597 5. Explain “Lectio Divina” as a meditative, prayerful approach to Scripture 1177, 2708 6. Explore Scripture as basis for individual prayer and for prayer within small Christian communities, retreats, and other gatherings. 2653-2654 HS-E. Safe Environment – Refer to the Office of Safe Environment at . KEY VOCABULARY Adoration Annulment Catechumen Commemoration Community of Faith consecrated life creed Dark Ages dogma doctrine ecumenical Evangelists Genesis Grace Henry VIII hierarchy Holy Family: Jesus, Mary, Joseph Indulgence infallibility inter-religious Inquisition John Calvin John Knox John the Baptist Kingdom of God laity Lazarus Magisterium Martin Luther Marriage (as sacrament) Monasticism mystery Pastoral Letter Precepts of the Church Preferential Option for the Poor Pope John XXIII Racial Discrimination Real Presence Reformation Sabbath Tradition Veneration vocation