This resource discusses the social teachings of the Church and what they express about God's plan for all people and our obligations to care for one another, especially those most in need in society. Subjects such as abortion, the death penalty, suicide, euthanasia, war, racism, immigration, sexual exploitation, and disability are addressed from the standpoint of sustaining and nurturing a culture of life. Key terms are explained in the margins and review questions are included at the end of ...

This book examines the events of the Church's life, the contributions to human life it has made, and studies the challenges the Church has faced over time, from her earliest history. Key terms are explained in the margins and review questions are included at the end of every chapter.

This resource explains the importance of ecumenical and interreligious dialogue, while highlighting the key tenets of faiths such as: Lutheran, Methodist, Islam, Baptist, Judaism, Sikhism and Buddhism. Each chapter begins with learning outcomes for faith and discipleship formation for the student, plus each section also provides opportunities for students to reflect upon what they are learning in features such as: Read, Reflect and Share.

This resource presents the guiding principles of ecumenism and discusses how interreligious dialogue can lead to a greater understanding of other faiths and an acceptance of the commonalities that exist in the search for the truth. Each chapter includes: supplementary reading, study questions and practical exercises.

This resource has 14 chapters which provide Scripture analysis of the Old Testament and New Testament. Included are the Pentateuch and the Book of Genesis, Historical Books, Wisdom Literature, Prophets, each of the Gospels, Acts of the Apostles and Letter to the Romans, Other Pauline Letters and the Book of Revelation. Each chapter begins with a faith focus, discipleship formation, Scripture references and a faith glossary. Catholic prayers, devotions and stories of Saints to learn by example...

This text provides opportunities for students to think and to learn about how they can make a difference in the world by exercising their faith in activities of charity and social justice. Topics include: the definition and history of Catholic social teaching, advocating for the poor and vulnerable and caring for God's creation. Each chapter includes a chapter overview, suggestions for note-taking, section assessments and definitions for key vocabulary.

This resource discusses the importance of the Bible as God's Living Word and how God's plan and His faithfulness to His people are revealed in the Old and New Testaments. Each chapter begins with learning outcomes and faith-formation outcomes for the student, plus each section also provides opportunities for students to reflect upon what they are learning in features such as: What About You Personally?

This student resource provides a comprehensive Catholic perspective on Scripture and may be equally valuable as a student and teacher resource. It provides a way to interpret Scripture as well as a plan for reading and studying the Bible in alignment with the doctrines of the Catholic faith. This resource explores the multiple senses of Scripture: literal, spiritual, allegorical, moral, and anagogical.

This resource explains the key figures, recurring themes and core ideas of both the Old and New Testaments using colourful graphics, famous artwork and historical timelines.

This resource provides students with a comprehensive overview of the Catholic faith, with chapters such as: The Creed, Liturgy and Sacraments, Christian Morality, Christian Prayer and Catholic Quick Facts. Each chapter includes ideas for reflection, practical ideas on how to live and pray using the concepts discussed in everyday life, a profile of one of the saints and review questions.

This student resource explains the four complementary but unique portraits of Jesus that are found in the four Gospels. It traces the spread of the Gospel, as told in Acts and Letters, and provides insight on the challenges faced by the early Church. The book also examines what the followers of Jesus in the early Church proclaimed about him and explores the historical, religious and cultural world of Jesus' time.

This resource discusses what it means to live as a disciple of Christ. Section topics include: The Reality of Sin, Love of God, Love of Neighbour and Living the Gospel Message. Each section begins with an explanation of the concepts students will examine and a list of new vocabulary. Primary sources, such as Scripture references, papal documents and historical writings, are included throughout the text.

This resource explores both the Old and New Testaments, highlighting the importance of history and culture. Students are provided with opportunities to delve more deeply into the gospels, including Jesus' parables and miracles, and to consider how scriptures can be part of their daily lives. The text includes chapter reviews and student self-assessments at the end of each section.

This resource helps students understand the Church's teachings on the human body and sexuality. Each of the 12 chapters in the book includes comprehension and discussion questions, plus Bridging the Gap and To the Core sections that supply background information and highlight key concepts.

This resource summarizes Catholic doctrine in way that is accessible to teens. A question-and-answer format, graphics and thought-provoking quotes provide information on the Catholic faith and links for further study.

Common questions teens have about the Catholic faith are grouped by theme in this easy-to-read resource. Topics include: the existence of God, salvation, the Magisterium, the Church, the Sacraments, morality and prayer. Each question is followed by a one- or two-page answer, ending with the Biblical references that support the explanation.

This resource provides a detailed history of the Old Testament and the formation of the Bible. It explains major events throughout the time before Jesus and connects them to Salvation history. Each chapter contains questions and supplemental readings for further study. The layout provides a balance of text and images.

This resource contains reproducible talksheets that may be used as discussion-starters or as enrichment for topics in the curriculum. The stories highlight Biblical principles using examples from the New Testament such as: Christ's miracles, the Pharisee and the tax collector, the Good Samaritan, Zacchaeus, Mary and Martha and Paul and Silas.

This graphic novel recounts 35 stories from the Old Testament using simplified drawings and powerful prose. Some of the stories in the book include: Noah, Babel, Jacob and Esau and Ruth.

This resource tells the stories of teens from around the world who lived their faith and responded to the call to live lives of holiness. Each story is followed by questions to help readers apply what they have read to their own lives. Text boxes highlight new vocabulary and provide additional facts about the saints.

This student resource discusses the topics of the Trinity, Mary, and Christology. It also brings in the topics of discipleship and vocation. Each chapter has think-pair-share activities, reflective questions and references for further reading. There are also vignettes about saintly people (canonized and other) at the conclusion of every chapter that align to the chapter themes.

This guide provides the reader with suggestions and tools for reading the Bible in order to interpret Scripture and to derive the most benefit from Bible study. The resource also addresses many common questions about the Bible, such as: Where did the Bible come from? Is the Bible really inspired by God? and Why are there different translations of the Bible?

In this sequel to The Truth is Out There, two friends, Brendan and Erc, are on another quest. This time, the heroes investigate the questions of good and evil and the mystery and love behind God's plan for the salvation of the world.

Sr. Kieran Sawyer has compiled ideas from the workshops and retreats she has facilitated into a book of enrichment activities for teachers to use in the classroom. Exercises and discussions are included for topics such as: community building, value systems, prayers of reconciliation and God's promises.

This student resource describes the journey of God's Chosen People and their journey in Scripture. The geographical, historical and literary context of the Old Testament is explained in 10 chapters. Each chapter includes a review with a glossary of terms, reflection and prayer and a suggested performance assessment project.

This resource allows students to explore the life of Christ and his Paschal Mystery, as well as topics such as the call to holiness, how we are made in the image of God and the essentials of Catholic spirituality. Each section begins with an explanation of the concepts students will examine and a list of new vocabulary. Primary sources, such as Scripture references, papal documents and short biographies of historical figures who shaped the Church, are included throughout the text.

In this graphic novel, two friends, Brendan and Erc, set out on an interplanetary voyage that takes them to explore questions of faith and apologetics, such as: Why are we here? Does the soul survive death? What kind of god is God? and Where can we find happiness? The book provides answers to questions of philosophy and theology in an accessible way.

This book discusses in detail the history of the Church. Using paintings and other visual references, this resource provides a comprehensive history of the Life of Jesus Christ and provides historical references to better understand Scripture.

This resource is a collection of meditations by current Catholic authors, reflecting on each word of the Hail Mary. These explorations encourage the reader to slow down and examine the beloved prayer more closely.

This book is a collection of old and new prayers to help youth experience the benefits of prayer as a path to friendship with God. The first part of the book contains a prayer cycle that provides morning and evening prayers for two weeks. The second part of the book includes a range of prayers on various topics.

This study guide is divided into the same four parts as the YOUCAT itself: what we believe, how we celebrate what we believe, how we live what we believe and how we pray. The guide also includes topics for study, reflection and application in daily life.