As we draw nearer to Pentecost. I would like to take a moment and remind all that who are soon to be confirmed to remember that as you are anointed that you are no longer just a child of God....but a Soldier of God. Thus, Go forth in peace to love and serve the Lord...but when faced with adversity, blaze ahead with courage and let nothing stop you from spreading the Good News!! 

Homework: 

Mon 4/12: Read Part II of Chapter 17 and pp. 624-626 (including grey box)                 make notes as they can be used later for reference! 

Tues 4/13: Read Part III of Chapter 17 Make notes! 

Wed 4/14: Quiz over Chapter 16 Parts II and III (open note) No HW

Thurs 4/15: Read Part IV of Chapter 18 Make notes!

Friday 4/16: No HW

Mon 4/19: Read Part VI of Chapter 18 Make notes 

Tues 4/20: Complete reading Chapter 18 

Wed 4/21: Quiz Chapter 18 Readings (open notes) 

Thurs 4/22: No class/talent Show 

Friday 4/23: Battle of Flowers/Prom Study for Exam Chapter 17 and 18! 

Everlasting God, 

You have given the human race Jesus Christ, our Savior, as a model of humility

He fulfilled Your Will by becoming man and giving His life on the Cross

Help us to bear witness to You by following His example of suffering 

And make us worthy to share in His Resurrection 

We ask this through Our Lord Jesus Christ, Your Son

Amen. 

Over the course of the next two weeks we will be exploring the Jesuit missionary movements as well as the Church's reaction to the Age of Enlightenment. 

March 22nd - 26th: 

Monday: Read pp. 545-555/ make notes from your readings 

Tuesday: Read pp. 556-564/ make notes from your readings/reflection paper 

Wed: No HW

Thurs: Read pp. 564-574/ make notes from your readings 

Friday: Study for Exam I/Review worksheet 

March 29th - April 2nd: 

Monday: Read pp. 580-588

Tuesday: Read 588-593

Wednesday: None 

Thursday: None 

Friday: No School (Good Friday) 

Have a Blessed Week! 

"Here I Stand..I can do not other, God Help me."

Over this next week we will be exploring the Protestant and Catholic Reformation. In addition to this, students willl evaluate what differeences and similarities that Catholics and Protestants share.

Homework:

Mon 2/15: No School

Tues 2/16: Read Part V of Chapter 11 and Part I of Chapter 13

Wed 2/17: None

Thurs 2/18: Read Part II of Chapter 13 - make an outline of notes for this part

Fri 2/19: Read an article (to be handed out in class) and answer questions over it

Mon 2/22: Read Part III of Chapter 13

Tues 2/23: Read Part IV of Chapter 13

Wed 2/24: None

Thurs 2/25: Review Worksheet

Friday 2/26: Review Worksheet/ Study for Chapter 13 Exam

Proejct: Please be sure to start working on your project (to be handed out Friday 2/19): Expressing your Faith through art

"Turn Away from Sin and Be Faithful to the Gospels"

This Lenten season, pray that all Christians follow this message -that we continue to reject sin and instead embrace the message of Jesus Christ.

Act of Love: Lenten Prayer

Loving God, we enter the season of Lent in the spirit of joy giving ourselves to spiritual strife, cleansing our soul and body, controlling our passions, as we limit our food, living on the virtues of the Holy Spirit;

May we persevere in our longing for Christ so as to be worthy to behold His most solemn Passion and the most holy Passover, rejoicing the while with spiritual joy.

Amen.

"There are two types of men, men who are afraid to lose God, and those who are afriad that they might find Him..."

- Blaise Paschal (philosopher/scientist)

Over the next two weeks in Church History we will be examining the development of scholasticism, the mendicant orders, and the papacy in Avignon.

Homework:

Mon (1/18): MLK

Tues (1/19): Read pp 356-366

Wed (1/20): None

Thurs (1/21): Read pp 366-376

Fri (1/22): None

Mon (1/25): Read pp 394-404 (Chapter 11)

Tues (1/26): Read pp 404- 413

Wed (1/27): None

Thurs (1/28): Reflection paper

Friday (1/29): Review for Exam II

Have a Blessed Week!

Over the next two weeks in Church History, we will be concluding our evaluation of the Crusades and the Inquisition as well as examining the life and works of St. Thomas Aquinas, St. Francis, and St. Dominic.

Be sure that you are working on your pilgrimage pamphlet! It is DUE on Friday Jan 15th.

Have a Blessed Week!

Homework:

Mon (Jan 11th): Read pp. 342-349

Tues (Jan 12th): Finish pilgrimage pamphlet

Wed (Jan 13th): None

Thursday (Jan 14th): Finish pilgrimage pamphlet

Friday (Jan 15th): Study for Exam I: Tuesday Jan 19th

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Mon (Jan 18th): No School/ Don't forget to study for the Exam!

Tues (Jan 19th): Read pp. 356-362 (including grey box)

Wed (Jan 20th): None

Thursday (Jan 21st): Read pp. 363-367

Friday (Jan 22nd): None

Don't Forget...

Mass is EVERY Wednesday!

No School on Jan 18th!

Jan 15th is a 1/2 Day!

Happy New Year!!

I hope that all enjoyed a joyous holiday season filled with many blessings. Now that the New Year has begun it is time to continue our examination of our Church's History. Hold On....it's going to be a wild ride!

Homework:

Monday: Read pp 324-332

Tuesday: Read pp 332- 337

Wednesday: No Hw

Thursday: Read pp 338- 341/ Finish Refelction Paper

Friday: No Hw

Have a Blessed Week!!