6-A. Profession of Faith (Creed What We Believe) – Catechism of the STUDENTS WILL Catholic Church Explain the importance of ecumenism with particular 1. 820 emphasis on respect for the Jewish religion Describe the Christian Scriptures as a collection of inspired 2. works by various authors over a long period of time to 105-07 inform, inspire, and guide us Recognize Jesus as the Messiah, the fulfillment of Hebrew 3. 527, 702-16 prophecies Explore the story of covenant as it continues in the God’s 80 4. Christian tradition Relate the role of the Holy Spirit throughout salvation history 5. 683-88, 702-47 and divine revelation Explain the Paschal mystery relative to divine revelation and 50-67, 74-79, 122, 6. the promise of salvation 571-623 Recognize the Church as a community of believers, the 7. 946-47 people of God 8. Explain the effects of original sin 388-89 Articulate that the Church has proclaimed the Gospel and 9. teaching of Jesus from its earliest times and continues to do 102-04 so today. Understand that God alone judges who will go to heaven or 10. 1021-1022 to hell Recognize the consequences of sin and the three states of 11. 1023-1037 being after death: heaven, purgatory, hell 6-B. Celebration of Christian Mystery (Sacraments/Liturgy How We Celebrate) – Catechism of the Catholic STUDENTS WILL Church Explain the influence of Hebrew and Christian Scripture as 1150, 1217-23, 1286, 1334, 1. they relate to the Sacraments exemplified by Eucharistic 1502, 1539-43, 1602-11 prayer 2. Participate in the planning and preparation of liturgies 1140-44, 1348 Celebrate and receive the sacraments of Reconciliation and 3. 1422-98 Eucharist Identify and celebrate the seasons of the liturgical year, 1163 4. special feast days of the Blessed Mother, Holy Days, and of the Saints. For detailed outcomes and catechism references to the sacraments, refer to Appendix III. 6-C. Life in Christ (Christian Living How We Live) –
6-A. Profession of Faith (Creed – What We Believe) STUDENTS WILL Catechism of the Catholic Church 1. Explain the importance of ecumenism with particular emphasis on respect for the Jewish religion 820 2. Describe the Christian Scriptures as a collection of inspired works by various authors over a long period of time to inform, inspire, and guide us 105-07 3. Recognize Jesus as the Messiah, the fulfillment of Hebrew prophecies 527, 702-16 4. Explore the story of God’s covenant as it continues in the Christian tradition 80 5. Relate the role of the Holy Spirit throughout salvation history and divine revelation 683-88, 702-47 6. Explain the Paschal mystery relative to divine revelation and the promise of salvation 50-67, 74-79, 122, 571-623 7. Recognize the Church as a community of believers, the people of God 946-47 8. Explain the effects of original sin 388-89 9. Articulate that the Church has proclaimed the Gospel and teaching of Jesus from its earliest times and continues to do so today. 102-04 10. Understand that God alone judges who will go to heaven or to hell 1021-1022 11. Recognize the consequences of sin and the three states of being after death: heaven, purgatory, hell 1023-1037 6-B. Celebration of Christian Mystery (Sacraments/Liturgy – How We Celebrate) STUDENTS WILL Catechism of the Catholic Church 1. Explain the influence of Hebrew and Christian Scripture as they relate to the Sacraments exemplified by Eucharistic prayer 1150, 1217-23, 1286, 1334, 1502, 1539-43, 1602-11 2. Participate in the planning and preparation of liturgies 1140-44, 1348 3. Celebrate and receive the sacraments of Reconciliation and Eucharist 1422-98 4. Identify and celebrate the seasons of the liturgical year, special feast days of the Blessed Mother, Holy Days, and of the Saints. 1163 For detailed outcomes and catechism references to the sacraments, refer to Appendix III. 6-C. Life in Christ (Christian Living – How We Live)