4 We Follow the to express that God gave us God Gives His Ten • Ten rules to keep his people safe People the Ten Commandments, Commandments and happy Commandments accident to recognize that the Ten (Exodus • Commandments are rooted in God’s love for us to explain the difference • between a sin and an accident Chapter Chapter Title Lesson Goals Featured Story Key Words Number 5 We Ask for to recognize that our sins can Jesus Forgives a mortal sin, • Forgiveness be forgiven if we are truly sorry Woman’s Sins venial sin to identify that we have more (Luke 7:36–50) • room for love when we are forgiven in the Sacrament of Reconciliation to explain the difference • between mortal sin and venial sin 6 Jesus Loves to recognize that Jesus loves Jesus Is the Good penance, • and Cares for Us and cares for us as a good Shepherd Act of shepherd cares for his sheep (John 10:1–18) Contrition, to recall that Jesus seeks us contrition • out when we stray, and we can return through the Sacrament of Reconciliation to explain that we express our • sorrow for having sinned in the Act of Contrition 7 Jesus Helps to recognize Jesus as the Son Jesus Helps Us in disciple, • Us Always of God who is with us in times Times of Trouble absolution, of trouble (Matthew 8:23–27) conscience to define ourselves as • disciples of Jesus who call on him in the Sacrament of Reconciliation to explain that our sins are • forgiven and we are restored to peace when we receive absolution
4 We Follow the Ten Commandments • to express that God gave us rules to keep his people safe and happy • to recognize that the Ten Commandments are rooted in God’s love for us • to explain the difference between a sin and an accident God Gives His People the Ten Commandments (Exodus Ten Commandments, accident Chapter Number Chapter Title Lesson Goals Featured Story Key Words 5 We Ask for Forgiveness • to recognize that our sins can be forgiven if we are truly sorry • to identify that we have more room for love when we are forgiven in the Sacrament of Reconciliation • to explain the difference between mortal sin and venial sin Jesus Forgives a Woman’s Sins (Luke 7:36–50) mortal sin, venial sin 6 Jesus Loves and Cares for Us • to recognize that Jesus loves and cares for us as a good shepherd cares for his sheep • to recall that Jesus seeks us out when we stray, and we can return through the Sacrament of Reconciliation • to explain that we express our sorrow for having sinned in the Act of Contrition Jesus Is the Good Shepherd (John 10:1–18) penance, Act of Contrition, contrition 7 Jesus Helps Us Always • to recognize Jesus as the Son of God who is with us in times of trouble • to define ourselves as disciples of Jesus who call on him in the Sacrament of Reconciliation • to explain that our sins are forgiven and we are restored to peace when we receive absolution Jesus Helps Us in Times of Trouble (Matthew 8:23–27) disciple, absolution, conscience
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