5.5 A This unit explores the story of the Catholic Church in Australia. It focuses on key events and people that have shaped the identity and growth of the Catholic Church in Australia. The unit also explores how the Church is organised and what it does in Australia today. It introduces very broadly the key expressions of Catholicism in the Catholic Church in Australia. The unit assists students to recognise their place in the Church as the people of God. 3 – Values & Attitudes Knowledge & Understandings Skills Students will demonstrate that they Students will demonstrate that they Students will demonstrate that they are: can: can: C3.1 able to the research traditions, beliefs beliefs and traditions and history of the Catholic summarise the traditions, which are founded Church beliefs and history important on Scripture and to life of the Catholic Church expressed in the story of the Catholic Church Students will be able to: describe the struggle of Catholics during the early years of white settlement in Australia identify key people and events that shaped the Catholic Church in Australia recognise and appreciate that the Catholic Church is made up of the Latin Church and various Eastern Catholic Churches. Jeremiah 29:4-14 Letter to the Exiles The Holy Spirit empowers people to spread the Gospel of Jesus Ruth 1:15-18,22 living in Foreign Lands The Church is a sign of the presence of Jesus in the world The Church is the people of God The Catholic Church holds common beliefs proclaimed in the Creed The Catholic Church has many In an Archdiocese the Archbishop leads the Church and in a diocese, the Bishop is the leader of the Church
5.5 A This unit explores the story of the Catholic Church in Australia. It focuses on key events and people that have shaped the identity and growth of the Catholic Church in Australia. The unit also explores how the Church is organised and what it does in Australia today. It introduces very broadly the key expressions of Catholicism in the Catholic Church in Australia. The unit assists students to recognise their place in the Church as the people of God. Values & Attitudes Students will demonstrate that they are: Knowledge & Understandings Students will demonstrate that they can: Skills Students will demonstrate that they can: C3.1 able to the beliefs and traditions which are founded on Scripture and expressed in the story of the Catholic Church summarise the traditions, beliefs and history important to life of the Catholic Church research traditions, beliefs and history of the Catholic Church – 3 Students will be able to: describe the struggle of Catholics during the early years of white settlement in Australia identify key people and events that shaped the Catholic Church in Australia recognise and appreciate that the Catholic Church is made up of the Latin Church and various Eastern Catholic Churches. Jeremiah 29:4-14 Letter to the Exiles Ruth 1:15-18,22 living in Foreign Lands The Holy Spirit empowers people to spread the Gospel of Jesus The Church is a sign of the presence of Jesus in the world The Church is the people of God The Catholic Church holds common beliefs proclaimed in the Creed The Catholic Church has many In an Archdiocese the Archbishop leads the Church and in a diocese, the Bishop is the leader of the Church
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