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Living in Communion

We went to page 63 chapter 3.1  . The article is called “The Church is the sacrament of Christ”. This article is about  God and the church. The sacrament of communion and the church is the sacrament of Christ has made “Kyle” feel like he is connected and loved by God. When you live in communion you respect God and everyone around you the way you want to be treated. This connects to the “church is a sacrament of Christ” because you have to treat the church with respect, just like how you have to treat everyone with respect.

I can connect these two topics to everyday life because since the church is a sacred place, we have to treat it with respect. Most Catholic parents show and teach their kids to respect the church because its a sacred place and we have to show respect. We are always welcome to the church. A lot of people see different perspectives of the church like why do Catholics go to church?  Catholics go to church to be closer to God and he will help us even in the toughest times we are going through.

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living in solidarity:
connections:
-the 7 sacred teachings
-pg.143-155
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connections:
--A connection we can make with celebrating is Christmas and Marriage because it connects with the catholic faith.
-another is sacrament
- bonding,  with our family members and friends.
pg.193
more connections:
-Gathering
a celebration where people do day to day activities to celebrate God and Jesus Christ for making us one.

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What: Praying is a way
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Praying:Seek intimacy with God and celebrate communion with God, others and creation through prayer and worship;Appreciate the gift of the common prayers of the Church and how they teach us to pray;Incorporate Sacred Scripture and other forms of prayer into their prayer life;Turn to Christ’s gift of the Our Father as a model for prayer and the saints as a model for a life of prayer;Reflect on the whole of the Liturgical year of the Church as an unfolding of the story of our salvation, made known through symbol, Word, ritual action and prayer.

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Praying:Seek intimacy with God and celebrate communion with God, others and creation through prayer and worship;Appreciate the gift of the common prayers of the Church and how they teach us to pray;Incorporate Sacred Scripture and other forms of prayer into their prayer life;Turn to Christ’s gift of the Our Father as a model for prayer and the saints as a model for a life of prayer;Reflect on the whole of the Liturgical year of the Church as an unfolding of the story of our salvation, made known through symbol, Word, ritual action and prayer.

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Living in Solidarity:Understand that one’s purpose or call in life comes from God and strive to discern and prepare to live out this call throughout life’s journey; (CGE: 1g)Develop attitudes and values founded on Catholic social teaching and act to promote social responsibility, human solidarity and the common good;Respect the faith traditions, world religions and the life journeys of all people of good will.

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Living in Solidarity:Understand that one’s purpose or call in life comes from God and strive to discern and prepare to live out this call throughout life’s journey; (CGE: 1g)Develop attitudes and values founded on Catholic social teaching and act to promote social responsibility, human solidarity and the common good;Respect the faith traditions, world religions and the life journeys of all people of good will.

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Living in Communion:Strive to integrate faith with all arenas of their life: personal, social, academic, etc. in order to show God’s love and promote God’s reign on earth;Appreciate what it means to be a member of the Body of Christ and accept the responsibility of this gift;Appreciate the role of the Holy Spirit in initiating believers into the communion of saints, forming them for a life of service and promoting in them a holy and virtuous life.

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Living in Communion:Strive to integrate faith with all arenas of their life: personal, social, academic, etc. in order to show God’s love and promote God’s reign on earth;Appreciate what it means to be a member of the Body of Christ and accept the responsibility of this gift;Appreciate the role of the Holy Spirit in initiating believers into the communion of saints, forming them for a life of service and promoting in them a holy and virtuous life.

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Living a Moral Life:Make moral decisions in light of gospel values and with an informed conscience;Rely on the power of faith, hope, charity and grace when faced with a personal, social or moral challenge;Recognize that “sin, human weakness, conflict and forgiveness are part of the human journey” and that the cross is the ultimate sign of forgiveness which resides at the heart of redemption; (CGE: 1j)Seek guidance from Catholic moral teaching when faced with a moral dilemma;Appreciate God’s gifts of grace, freedom, conscience and reason and accept the responsibility that comes with each.

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Living a Moral Life:Make moral decisions in light of gospel values and with an informed conscience;Rely on the power of faith, hope, charity and grace when faced with a personal, social or moral challenge;Recognize that “sin, human weakness, conflict and forgiveness are part of the human journey” and that the cross is the ultimate sign of forgiveness which resides at the heart of redemption; (CGE: 1j)Seek guidance from Catholic moral teaching when faced with a moral dilemma;Appreciate God’s gifts of grace, freedom, conscience and reason and accept the responsibility that comes with each.

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Celebrating:Participate with joy and gratitude in the Sacramental life of the Church and celebrate the Eucharist as the central sacrament of the Catholic Church;Recognize the presence of Christ in the Liturgy of the Word, under the sign of the bread and wine of the Eucharist, in the celebrant priest, and in the assembled Body of Christ;Appreciate the importance of participating in the celebration of holy days, feast days and days dedicated to the saints;Continue to deepen their understanding of the multi-fold meaning of symbols, scripture narratives, ritual actions and practices associated with the liturgical celebration of the saints and the salvation stories of our faith, i.e. the Paschal Mystery.

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Celebrating:Participate with joy and gratitude in the Sacramental life of the Church and celebrate the Eucharist as the central sacrament of the Catholic Church;Recognize the presence of Christ in the Liturgy of the Word, under the sign of the bread and wine of the Eucharist, in the celebrant priest, and in the assembled Body of Christ;Appreciate the importance of participating in the celebration of holy days, feast days and days dedicated to the saints;Continue to deepen their understanding of the multi-fold meaning of symbols, scripture narratives, ritual actions and practices associated with the liturgical celebration of the saints and the salvation stories of our faith, i.e. the Paschal Mystery.

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Believing:Recognize in the saving story of the Christian faith God’s call to holiness;Appreciate the authority of the Magisterium in the interpretation of scripture and its message for contemporary Christian living;Actively reflect on Sacred Scripture as a means to grow in understanding and practice of the Catholic faith;Proclaim with confidence a belief in the mysteries of the Catholic faith, the Creed.

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Believing:Recognize in the saving story of the Christian faith God’s call to holiness;Appreciate the authority of the Magisterium in the interpretation of scripture and its message for contemporary Christian living;Actively reflect on Sacred Scripture as a means to grow in understanding and practice of the Catholic faith;Proclaim with confidence a belief in the mysteries of the Catholic faith, the Creed.