15. Demonstrate and practice conflict resolution skills 1940 16. Create peaceful alternatives and solutions for poverty 1939-42 Catechism of the Family Life Catholic Church Evaluate the effects of their growth and maturation on 17. 1882 relationships within their family Explain the family as a source of spiritual values, religious 18. practices, customs and traditions that helps shape one 2214-20 physically, psychologically, and socially Identify the human life cycle and the different ages and 19. 2204-08 stages present in a family unit Explain social responsibility in the family and one’s 20. 2207 community Explain the role of peer relationships and their effect on 21. 166 development, faith, and discipleship. Catechism of the Sexuality Catholic Church Describe developing spirituality, feelings, needs and one’s 22. 2332-33 sexuality 23. Explain the nature of the family in plan 2201-06 God’s Defend Church teaching in regard to drug abuse, abortion, 2270-75, 2291 23. AIDS, and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) Identify mature, responsible values and behaviors in 24. 2337 sexuality Explain the purpose of human reproduction in the context of 25. 1652, 1660, 2360-62 sacramental marriage Identify Christian values and principles to build mature 26. 2213 relationships with the opposite sex. Catechism of the Personal Responsibility Catholic Church Explain the Christian norms for behavior in law of Jesus’ 27. 397, 459, 1717 love, the Beatitudes and the Ten Commandments Personal Responsibility (continued) 28. List the Precepts of the Church 2041-43 Identify the seven capital sins, theological virtues, and 1866, 1812-13, 29. cardinal virtues 1805-07 30. Explain personal morality as formed by conscience 1780, 1794 31. Demonstrate an informed conscience 1783-85 Discuss that we have free will and are responsible for the 1777-82 32. choices we make Compare and contrast Christian and secular norms for 33. 1930 success Explain that Gospel values are the foundation of social, 34. 1716-24, 2447 economic, and political choices for Christians 35. Explain that every right has a corresponding responsibility 1731, 1913-17
15. Demonstrate and practice conflict resolution skills 1940 16. Create peaceful alternatives and solutions for poverty 1939-42 Family Life Catechism of the Catholic Church 17. Evaluate the effects of their growth and maturation on relationships within their family 1882 18. Explain the family as a source of spiritual values, religious practices, customs and traditions that helps shape one physically, psychologically, and socially 2214-20 19. Identify the human life cycle and the different ages and stages present in a family unit 2204-08 20. Explain one’s social responsibility in the family and community 2207 21. Explain the role of peer relationships and their effect on development, faith, and discipleship. 166 Sexuality Catechism of the Catholic Church 22. Describe one’s developing spirituality, feelings, needs and sexuality 2332-33 23. Explain the nature of the family in God’s plan 2201-06 23. Defend Church teaching in regard to drug abuse, abortion, AIDS, and sexually transmitted diseases (STDs) 2270-75, 2291 24. Identify mature, responsible values and behaviors in sexuality 2337 25. Explain the purpose of human reproduction in the context of sacramental marriage 1652, 1660, 2360-62 26. Identify Christian values and principles to build mature relationships with the opposite sex. 2213 Personal Responsibility Catechism of the Catholic Church 27. Explain the Christian norms for behavior in Jesus’ law of love, the Beatitudes and the Ten Commandments 397, 459, 1717 Personal Responsibility (continued) 28. List the Precepts of the Church 2041-43 29. Identify the seven capital sins, theological virtues, and cardinal virtues 1866, 1812-13, 1805-07 30. Explain personal morality as formed by conscience 1780, 1794 31. Demonstrate an informed conscience 1783-85 32. Discuss that we have free will and are responsible for the choices we make 1777-82 33. Compare and contrast Christian and secular norms for success 1930 34. Explain that Gospel values are the foundation of social, economic, and political choices for Christians 1716-24, 2447 35. Explain that every right has a corresponding responsibility 1731, 1913-17