6.6 THE This unit explores the Bible as our Sacred Scriptures. Students review the great story of our tradition: its significant people and events. The unit also briefly introduces the students to the formation of the Bible. 3 – Values & Attitudes Knowledge & Understandings Skills Students will demonstrate that they are: Students will demonstrate that they can: Students will demonstrate that they can: C3.2 able to Word, prepare celebrations using explain how Word, symbol and symbol and ritual in the appropriate Word, symbol and ritual are used in sacramental and celebrations of Catholic ritual non-sacramental celebrations in beliefs and traditions the Christian community C3.1 able to value beliefs summarise the traditions, beliefs research traditions, beliefs and and traditions which and history which are important to history of the Catholic Church are founded on the life of the Catholic Church Scripture and expressed in the story of the Catholic Church Students will be able to: describe why the Bible, the Sacred Scriptures, are important in the Christian community explain the significance of some of the people and events in the Old and New Testaments demonstrate an understanding of the concept of covenant from the Scriptures The Bible is the inspired Word of God. Mark 4:1-9; 13-20 The Parable of the Sower God speaks to us through the Word. Luke 1:1-4 The Introduction The Gospel is the living Word of God for us today. Related Scripture The Gospel is the Good News of Jesus Christ. Selected Old Testament passages invites us to respond to his message. Book of Psalms (Poetry) We are free to respond to the message of Selected New Testament/Gospel passages Jesus. Note: It is necessary to do Scripture; ‘Related’ however the Scripture is selected.
6.6 This unit explores the Bible as our Sacred Scriptures. Students review the great story of our tradition: its significant people and events. The unit also briefly introduces the students to the formation of the Bible. Values & Attitudes Students will demonstrate that they are: Knowledge & Understandings Students will demonstrate that they can: Skills Students will demonstrate that they can: C3.2 able to Word, symbol and ritual in the celebrations of Catholic beliefs and traditions explain how Word, symbol and ritual are used in sacramental and non-sacramental celebrations in the Christian community prepare celebrations using appropriate Word, symbol and ritual C3.1 able to value beliefs and traditions which are founded on Scripture and expressed in the story of the Catholic Church summarise the traditions, beliefs and history which are important to the life of the Catholic Church research traditions, beliefs and history of the Catholic Church – 3 Students will be able to: describe why the Bible, the Sacred Scriptures, are important in the Christian community explain the significance of some of the people and events in the Old and New Testaments demonstrate an understanding of the concept of covenant from the Scriptures Mark 4:1-9; 13-20 The Parable of the Sower Luke 1:1-4 The Introduction Related Scripture Selected Old Testament passages Book of Psalms (Poetry) Selected New Testament/Gospel passages Note: It is necessary to do ‘Related’ Scripture; however the Scripture is selected. The Bible is the inspired Word of God. God speaks to us through the Word. The Gospel is the living Word of God for us today. The Gospel is the Good News of Jesus Christ. invites us to respond to his message. We are free to respond to the message of Jesus. THE
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