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“Gender theory” from the Catechism of the Catholic Church

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“Gender theory” from the Catechism of the Catholic Church

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(No. 2522) “Modesty protects the mystery of persons and their love… Modesty is decency. It inspires one's choice of clothing. It keeps silence or reserve where there is evident risk of unhealthy curiosity. It is discreet. "

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Young people discuss what it means to be pure in heart. This video accompanies a reflection resource produced for the 2015 Archbishop's Pentecost Letter for Youth. To read the letter and view the resources visit http://www.cam.org.au/youthletter

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"Regardless of the relationship, looking with lust—as only a sexual object to control, and use—is a sin. It is a disordered view of the person, because it is ordered toward use, as of a thing, rather than love, which pertains to persons."

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From: "Responsibility, Rehabilitation, and Restoration: A Catholic Perspective on Crime and Criminal Justice"

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From: "Responsibility, Rehabilitation, and Restoration: A Catholic Perspective on Crime and Criminal Justice"

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Sinners are encouraged to take responsibility and make amends for their sins; yet we never give up hope that they can be forgiven and rejoin the community.

Contrition: Genuine sorrow, regret, or grief over one's wrongs and a serious resolution not to repeat the wrong

Confession: Clear acknowledgment and true acceptance of responsibility for the hurtful behavior

Satisfaction: The external sign of one's desire to amend one's life (this "satisfaction," whether in the form of prayers or good deeds, is a form of "compensation" or restitution for the wrongs or harms caused by one's sin)

Absolution: After someone has shown contrition, acknowledged his or her sin, and offered satisfaction, then Jesus, through the ministry of the priest and in the company of the church community, forgives the sin and welcomes that person back into "communion"

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-Having a pure heart means always contributing to the common good of society. This leads to the spread of spiritual goods such as friendship and prayer

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-In order to have a pure heart, we must put the needs of the poor ahead of our own and help them

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-We have the right to make good, moral decisions and this is what will give us a clean, pure heart

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Call to family, community, and participation

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Call to family, community, and participation

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-portraying family life in a positive way and warning about the effects of sexual relationships outside of marriage

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- A challenge people face is the media. The media consistently features stories that glorify lust and other sins
-  Another challenge is the internet. The internet increases temptations that people face in daily life
- Parties are also a cause for challenges to this beatitude. At parties people are tempted to drink alcohol underage and do drugs which are both sins against the church and lead to an unclean heart.

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Blessed are the clean of heart, for they will see God.

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Blessed are the clean of heart, for they will see God.

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This beatitude means that a sinful person isn't in the right relationship with God and will be unable to "see God". The heart is not just the seat of emotions, it is also the location of our conscience and moral decision making, which is why Jesus taught that an unclean heart leads to sin.