Catholic Studies 10
Examine the significance of God's covenantal relationship with humanity through the stories of:
- Moses
- David
- selected prophets of the Old Testament.
Examine the history of the development of the four Gospels and consider implications for faith formation.
([KG])
Contrast the Mosaic Law perspective on morality and sin with a contemporary Christian perspective of relationship building with God.
([SH, DHP, CH])
Express Catholic perspectives on forgiveness, mercy, generosity, justice and joy within the ongoing nature of salvation history.
([SH, SSM])
Investigate the existence, source, and purpose of miracles through examples from:
- the Old Testament
- the New Testament
- the historical era of the past 200 years.
Evaluate the essential Christian conviction of Jesus as the Messiah.
([SH, KG, CH])
Investigate Catholic evangelization as a call from God.
([SH, KG, CH])
Examine the benefits, challenges and responsibilities of being both a member of a church and an engaged citizen.
([KG, DHP, CH])
Examine Catholic social teachings and actions involving:
- reverence for life
- treatment of the marginalized
- social sin.
Analyze Catholic prayer teachings and reflect on their influence on one's prayer life.
([KG, CH, SSM])
Express personal beliefs about life after death and spiritual beings considering Catholic perspectives and other views.
([KG, CH, SSM])
Examine principles, benefits and challenges of interfaith dialogue.
([SH, KG, DHP, CH, SSM])
Describe how one's experience in a Christian Action Project, rally and/or retreat affects one's life and understanding of the call to evangelize.
([DHP, SSM])