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'Students articulate ways they can respond to the Scriptures by using the gifts of the Holy Spirit to live a life of love and service. They recognise responsibility to continue the mission of Jesus by reaching out in love and justice to people. They identify and explain appropriate actions of stewardship of the earth community'.
Engaging with Catholic Social Teaching
Catholic Social Teaching is an important framework for helping young people understand what it means to live a Christian life today. But how can we better bring its principles to life for students?
Help students understand the key themes of Catholic Social Teaching with the following fun resources, and then inspire them to go out and make a difference in our world with these articles and activities.
Catholic Social Teaching introductory articles and activities:
For younger students: Catholic Social Teaching with Pixar
For older students: Explorations: A faith that does justice
Social justice leaders in YA fiction - PLUS Reflection questions and activities
Four life-affirming moments in Horton Hears A Who - PLUS Reflection questions and activities
How to be good - PLUS Reflection questions and activities
Gaming the Gospels: My Garden of Eden
Inspiring stories ideas for action:
A family that does justice - PLUS Reflection questions and activities
A place of welcome and peace - PLUS Reflection questions and activities
Top secret mission of mercy - PLUS Reflection questions and activities
Mary MacKillop's path to goodness
Young people's own words:
The solitary connection we need
Prayer and spirituality:
Bible reflection: I have not come to abolish the Law
Bible reflection: Faith without good works is not alive
Catholic Mission's World Mission Month Schools Resources for 2020. http://wmm2020.cm.org.au/
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