Religion Department

Subject Goals

Students will:

Discuss the meaning of the Triune God and the activity of the persons of the Trinity in their lives.
Demonstrate the importance of a personal relationship with God in their lives and in the life of the community.
Discuss the meaning of Jesus, His life and teachings and recognize Jesus as their Savior and model for Christian living.
Describe how the Church carries out Jesus’ mission of message, community, worship and service.
Describe the structure and function of the Church in the world, the role of Mary and the saints.
Describe key developments in the history of the Church.
Participate in the worship of the faith community, use a variety of prayer forms to enrich and express personal and communal spirituality.
Plan liturgy and prayer experiences with appropriate resources.
Participate in the liturgical seasons, feasts, saint days, Marian devotions, and sacramentals.
Participate in the sacramental life of the Church, recognizing the Eucharist as the source and summit of Christian life.
Express an understanding of the nature, importance, and ritual of the seven sacraments.
Demonstrate understanding of authentic Catholic teachings as promulgated by the Magisterium of the Church.
Apply these teachings to all life situations.
Read, interpret, and apply Scripture to their lives.
Make moral decisions consistent with the teachings of the Catholic Church.
Exhibit a respect for life towards self, others, and creation.
Exercise responsible stewardship for the gift of creation.
Share their time, talent, and treasures in service to the community and evaluate societal structures in light of Catholic social justice principles.
Exhibit a welcoming and inviting attitude towards all persons encountered in the broader community
Share their Catholic identity, beliefs, and practices.

Course Descriptions

9th Religion Semester 1
9th Religion Semester 2
10th Religion Semester 1
10th Religion Semester 2
Campus Ministry & World Religions
Morality
Vocation