Catechism of the STUDENTS WILL Catholic Church Eucharist Recognize that the Eucharist connects us to the Church 1396-1401 11. and the Body of Christ Recognize that the Sunday celebration of the Day Lord’s 12. 1324-1327 and his Eucharist is at the heart of the life Church’s Explain that Jesus acts through the priest who consecrates 13. 1410-1411 the bread and wine at Mass Recognize that bread and wine are changed into the Body 14. 1339, 1373-1381 and Blood of Jesus. This is called transubstantiation Explain that the Eucharist helps us to be good persons who 15. 1397, 1393-1395 help those in need Recognize that the Eucharist is a remembrance of 1341-1344, Jesus’ 16. death and resurrection 17. Learn the Rites and prayers of the Mass. Catechism of the STUDENTS WILL Catholic Church Reconciliation/Confession 18. Show and healing through reconciliation 1423 Jesus’ forgiveness Define venial and mortal sin and understand the 19. 1440-1472 consequences of sin State that we are welcomed back to family when we God’s 1455 20. ask for forgiveness through reconciliation Reconciliation/Confession (continued) Learn the symbols and Rite of Reconciliation and that the 21. 1461 bishop and priests are ministers of the sacrament Use the Ten Commandments as a guide for the 22. 1461 examination of conscience 23. Research and share the lives of the saints. 2683 Catechism of the STUDENTS WILL Catholic Church Confirmation Examine the lives of saints (especially Saints Damien De 24. Veuster and Marianne Cope) and discuss ways to be more 2684 like them Recognize that in Confirmation the Holy Spirit confirms and 25. 1289 strengthens the grace we receive in baptism 26. Listen and discuss the story of Pentecost 1278, 1302-03 27. Name the Gifts/Fruits of the Holy Spirit 1299, 1830, 1832 Understand the essential elements of the Confirmation: 28. laying-on of hands, anointing with chrism and the words of 1303-10 the formula Recognize that Confirmation strengthens the bond with the 1285, 1288-89, 29. Church and its mission 1293-94
STUDENTS WILL Catechism of the Catholic Church Eucharist 11. Recognize that the Eucharist connects us to the Church and the Body of Christ 1396-1401 12. Recognize that the Sunday celebration of the Lord’s Day and his Eucharist is at the heart of the Church’s life 1324-1327 13. Explain that Jesus acts through the priest who consecrates the bread and wine at Mass 1410-1411 14. Recognize that bread and wine are changed into the Body and Blood of Jesus. This is called transubstantiation 1339, 1373-1381 15. Explain that the Eucharist helps us to be good persons who help those in need 1397, 1393-1395 16. Recognize that the Eucharist is a remembrance of Jesus’ death and resurrection 1341-1344, 17. Learn the Rites and prayers of the Mass. STUDENTS WILL Catechism of the Catholic Church Reconciliation/Confession 18. Show Jesus’ forgiveness and healing through reconciliation 1423 19. Define venial and mortal sin and understand the consequences of sin 1440-1472 20. State that we are welcomed back to God’s family when we ask for forgiveness through reconciliation 1455 Reconciliation/Confession (continued) 21. Learn the symbols and Rite of Reconciliation and that the bishop and priests are ministers of the sacrament 1461 22. Use the Ten Commandments as a guide for the examination of conscience 1461 23. Research and share the lives of the saints. 2683 STUDENTS WILL Catechism of the Catholic Church Confirmation 24. Examine the lives of saints (especially Saints Damien De Veuster and Marianne Cope) and discuss ways to be more like them 2684 25. Recognize that in Confirmation the Holy Spirit confirms and strengthens the grace we receive in baptism 1289 26. Listen and discuss the story of Pentecost 1278, 1302-03 27. Name the Gifts/Fruits of the Holy Spirit 1299, 1830, 1832 28. Understand the essential elements of the Confirmation: laying-on of hands, anointing with chrism and the words of the formula 1303-10 29. Recognize that Confirmation strengthens the bond with the Church and its mission 1285, 1288-89, 1293-94