Churches acknowledge the Pope as head of the universal Catholic Church with whom their Patriarch is in full union. Explain how the Eastern Catholic Church's celebration of Confirmation or "chrismation" is different from the way Roman Catholics celebrate Confirmation. Standard 10 CATHOLIC PRINCIPLES AND RELATIONSHIPS: Apply Catholic principles to interpersonal relations. 6th 7th 8th Identify one's self as being made Recognize that human rights are Describe how friendships grow in the image and likeness of based on the equality of all through chastity. God. persons resting on their dignity State Marriage's twofold as human persons created in the Acknowledge that the Holy purpose. Spirit calls all people to image and the likeness of God. State the conditions for abortion conversion and faithfulness. State the meaning of human being a grave sin and the need sexuality as a gift of God meant Identify human sexuality as a for reconciliation and healing. for married love between a man gift from God that is expressed Understand that good friends will help one and a woman. only in marriage of a man and to handle problems one faces and handle woman for the good of the peer pressure. spouses and the procreation of Describe human sexuality as Identify that a responsible friend will children. being all that makes a person emphasize honesty, love and respect. male or female. (physical Describe how we respect human sexuality. Acknowledge that to characteristics and responses, Demonstrate understanding that communicate well with adults psychological characteristics and Christian virtues of purity of and peers involves listening, emotional responses, social heart and chastity help us to and compromise. relationships and need for respect others. Understand that the virtue of intimacy, intellectual aptitude State causes and effects of separation and temperance disposes us to avoid and attitude, and spiritual divorce on families. every kind of excess. perspective) Recognize that the Church Explain that Catholic Christians Identify the elements of our human teaches the right use of God's have specific moral values and sexuality as physical, mental, social, gift of human sexuality. teachings about human intellectual, emotional, and spiritual. sexuality. Connect how one's decisions positively or negatively affect the elements of their human sexuality. Analyze what is needed to live a chaste lifestyle. Define and differentiate between abstinence, chastity, and celibacy. Integrate the meaning of Christian morality with Jesus' teaching, the dignity of the human person and the Incarnation. Understand that sexual attraction is part of God's plan to bring about the purposes of marriage -- unity of the spouses and the procreation of
Churches acknowledge the Pope as head of the universal Catholic Church with whom their Patriarch is in full union. Explain how the Eastern Catholic Church's celebration of Confirmation or "chrismation" is different from the way Roman Catholics celebrate Confirmation. Standard 10 CATHOLIC PRINCIPLES AND RELATIONSHIPS: Apply Catholic principles to interpersonal relations. 6th 7th 8th Identify one's self as being made in the image and likeness of God. Acknowledge that the Holy Spirit calls all people to conversion and faithfulness. Identify human sexuality as a gift from God that is expressed only in marriage of a man and woman for the good of the spouses and the procreation of children. Describe how we respect human sexuality. Demonstrate understanding that Christian virtues of purity of heart and chastity help us to respect others. State causes and effects of separation and divorce on families. Recognize that the Church teaches the right use of God's gift of human sexuality. Recognize that human rights are based on the equality of all persons resting on their dignity as human persons created in the image and the likeness of God. State the meaning of human sexuality as a gift of God meant for married love between a man and a woman. Describe human sexuality as being all that makes a person male or female. (physical characteristics and responses, psychological characteristics and emotional responses, social relationships and need for intimacy, intellectual aptitude and attitude, and spiritual perspective) Identify the elements of our human sexuality as physical, mental, social, intellectual, emotional, and spiritual. Connect how one's decisions positively or negatively affect the elements of their human sexuality. Analyze what is needed to live a chaste lifestyle. Define and differentiate between abstinence, chastity, and celibacy. Integrate the meaning of Christian morality with Jesus' teaching, the dignity of the human person and the Incarnation. Understand that sexual attraction is part of God's plan to bring about the purposes of marriage -- unity of the spouses and the procreation of Describe how friendships grow through chastity. State Marriage's twofold purpose. State the conditions for abortion being a grave sin and the need for reconciliation and healing. Understand that good friends will help one to handle problems one faces and handle peer pressure. Identify that a responsible friend will emphasize honesty, love and respect. Acknowledge that to communicate well with adults and peers involves listening, and compromise. Understand that the virtue of temperance disposes us to avoid every kind of excess. Explain that Catholic Christians have specific moral values and teachings about human sexuality.
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