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Christian Living: Explore Catholic Teachings and Principles

Gain a deeper understanding of the Catholic faith through topics such as sacraments, liturgy, conscience, and Christian living. Discuss important questions, choose a sponsor, and learn about Catholic social teachings.

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Christian Living: Explore Catholic Teachings and Principles

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  1. CP2 Unit #6 Christian Living Take attendance Spontaneous prayer – volunteer? Review 8.01.01-14 Creed 8.02.01-10 Scripture 8.03.01-13 Sacraments 8.04.01-3 Liturgy 8.05.01-04 Conscience Next 8.06.01-05 Christian Living Questions?

  2. CP2 Schedule Sept 10 Unit 0 Introduction & Expectations Sept 17 Unit 1 Creed, part 1 Sept 24 Circles of Grace Oct 1 Unit 1 Creed, part 2 CPII Mini Retreat 11:30 -1:30 @ LFS Oct 8 No Classes Oct 15 Unit 2 Scripture Oct 22 Unit 3 Sacraments CPII Rite of Commitment 11:30 AM Mass Oct 29 Unit 4 Liturgy Nov 5 Unit 5 Conscience Nov 12 Review Units 1-5 Nov 19 Unit 6 Christian Living Nov 26 No Classes - Thanksgiving Holiday Dec 3 Advent Celebration Dec 10 Unit 7 Prayer Dec 17 Penance Grades 6, CPI, CPII Dec 24 No Classes – Merry Christmas Dec 31 No Classes – Happy New Year Jan 7 Unit 8 Catholic Church Jan 14 Unit 9 Ecumenism Jan 21 Unit 10 Catholic Principles & Relationships Jan 28 Review Units 6-10 Feb 4 Unit 11 Vocation Feb 11 Unit 12 Catholic Social Teaching Feb 18 Unit 13 Inter-religious Dialogue Feb 25 Lenten Retreat @ Holy Face Church Mar 4 Unit 14 Missionary Vocation Mar 11 Review Units 11-14 Mar 18 Penance Grades 6, CPI, CPII Mar 25 No Classes TBD Living Stations Rehearsals 6:30-8:30 PM @ HFC Mar 30 Living Stations Performance 12PM @ HFC Apr 1 No Classes - Easter Holiday Apr 8 Review Units 1-14 Apr 15 Faith Knowledge Assessment Apr 22 Interview Preparation Apr 28 Saturday - CPII Retreat 9 AM–6 PM @ Camp Maria TBD Interview with Father Jerry Apr 29 Wrap Up and Feedback May 6 Last Faith Formation Celebration @ Spring Festival TBD Friday - Confirmation Rehearsal – 6:30 PM Church TBD Sunday - Confirmation – 2:00 PM Church

  3. 8.06.01 What is human sexuality? Human sexuality is everything that makes a person male or female: physical characteristics, spiritual awareness, and the ability to participate in procreation.

  4. 8.06.02 Why does the Church teach about morality? The Church has a right and duty to teach moral truth because living in morality is necessary for salvation.

  5. 8.06.03 What does the Holy Spirit do in the Church? The Holy Spirit guides Christians to set their hearts on the Kingdom of God.

  6. 8.06.04 What is the Magisterium of the Church? The living, teaching office of the Church, given by Christ to the Apostles and their successors the bishops, in union with the Pope. It provides faithfulness to the teaching of the apostles on matters of faith and morals.

  7. 8.06.05 What is Catholic Social Teaching? Catholic Social Teaching is the Catholic Church’s guidance for creating a more just world The seven themes focus on issues that relate to the basic social and economic rights of every individual and community (Seven themes follow)

  8. 8.06.05 Life and Dignity of the Human Person Every human life is sacred and every person’s dignity must be respected This is the foundation of all the other social teachings

  9. 8.06.05 Call to Family, Community, & Participation Participation in family and community is central to our faith and to healthy society

  10. 8.06.05 Rights and Responsibilities Every person has a right to life and those things required for human decency

  11. 8.06.05 Option for the Poor and Vulnerable We must defend the poor and vulnerable, promote their dignity, and meet their immediate material needs

  12. 8.06.05 Dignity of Work and the Rights of Workers The basic rights of workers must be respected Productive work Fair wages Private property Right to organize (join unions) Right to pursue economic opportunity

  13. 8.06.05 Solidarity Because God is our Father, we are all brothers and sisters, and must care for each other.

  14. 8.06.05 Care for God’s Creation We have the responsibility to care for all that God has made “Stewardship” Take care of the environment Don’t pollute Don’t waste resources – water, paper, electricity

  15. Homework Read handout Discuss questions with parents and/or sponsor Bring questions to class Choose a Saint Choose a Sponsor

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