responsibilities the rule requires members to fulfil and how the rule contributes to the class becoming a positive community. Create a Wordle of the rules. Summary Parish and Catholic Come Follow Me Ebook Students (know and 4 Lesson 9- Saints are part of Catholic communities school The Catholic school Term 1 Booklet understand) that are Church reflects community Laptop- access to internet Class Prayer- Focus Saints communities characteristics Today we are going to look at the Saints and how Saints are part of they are part of our Catholic Community. Catholic communities Brainstorm: What is a Saint? What Saints can we Students (know and name? Who is the first Australian Saint? No one community can understand) that As a read the CFM pp17-19 and discuss key meet all the needs of ideas: All who share the gifts that God gives its members Students (know and through Baptism, are said to constitute the understand) that communion of saints; The communion of saints is Communities cannot the Church; Canonisation is the final step in the satisfy fully the desire Catholic Church recognising a person as being to belong and be Students (know and exceptionally close to God and they are given the accepted. understand) that title saint; Catholics pray with the intercession of the saints and honour them in Catholic Tradition The Holy Spirit inspired because of their closeness to God. the four Gospels Each year on 1 November, the Catholic Church remembers and gives thanks for all the saints in the Feast of All Saints In small groups students complete In Class Work p19. Summary Lesson 10- No one community can meet all the needs of its members Class Prayer- Community Today focus is that sometimes even though we’re part of a community there will always be times when people feel isolated because no human community is perfect Students read CFM p20 and complete In
responsibilities the rule requires members to fulfil and how the rule contributes to the class becoming a positive community. Create a Wordle of the rules. Summary 4 Parish and Catholic school are Church communities The Catholic school reflects community characteristics Saints are part of Catholic communities No one community can meet all the needs of its members Communities cannot satisfy fully the desire to belong and be accepted. The Holy Spirit inspired the four Gospels Lesson 9- Saints are part of Catholic communities Class Prayer- Focus Saints Today we are going to look at the Saints and how they are part of our Catholic Community. Brainstorm: What is a Saint? What Saints can we name? Who is the first Australian Saint? As a read the CFM pp17-19 and discuss key ideas: All who share the gifts that God gives through Baptism, are said to constitute the communion of saints; The communion of saints is the Church; Canonisation is the final step in the Catholic Church recognising a person as being exceptionally close to God and they are given the title saint; Catholics pray with the intercession of the saints and honour them in Catholic Tradition because of their closeness to God. Each year on 1 November, the Catholic Church remembers and gives thanks for all the saints in the Feast of All Saints In small groups students complete In Class Work p19. Summary Lesson 10- No one community can meet all the needs of its members Class Prayer- Community Today focus is that sometimes even though we’re part of a community there will always be times when people feel isolated because no human community is perfect Students read CFM p20 and complete In Come Follow Me Ebook Term 1 Booklet Laptop- access to internet Students (know and understand) that Students (know and understand) that Students (know and understand) that Students (know and understand) that
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