Sixth Grade/Level Monday Class

Welcome to 2020 - 2021 Sunday Prep Class for 6th Grade Monday! We will have a combination of LIVE and RECORDED Sessions. Live sessions will be held on select Sundays at 10:30am. All Monday night students are invited to attend the live classes if they are able.

Your Teachers are: Mrs. Kathy Myers and Mr. Phil Frederick.

Email: grade6d@sspeterandpaulrc.org

This week is our last week of PREP for the 2020 - 2021 school year! Today, our Sunday class played Scategories after receiving a lesson from Ms. Michelle. (You can watch the recording here, but it's not required.)

Have a great summer and good luck in seventh grade PREP!

-Mrs. Hackett, Mrs. Myers, and Carly

Please watch this link before next class.

This week's presentation: Class Presentation

Chapter 18 (258 - 266)

Vocabulary Words:

• The Communion of Saints includes the pilgrim Church on Earth, those being purified in Purgatory and the blessed already in Heaven.

• Heaven - the full joy of living eternally in God’s presence.

• Purgatory - state of final cleansing after death and before entering into Heaven. Purgatory helps the soul prepare for a life with God.

• Hell - eternal separation from God because of a choice to turn away from him and not seek forgiveness.

• Corporal works of mercy are actions that show care for the physical needs of others.

• Spiritual works of mercy are actions that address the needs of the heart, mind and soul.

• Intercession is a form of prayer that involves praying to God on behalf of another; also called Intercessory prayer.

VIDEOS IN THIS LESSON:

All Saints Day, All Souls Day, Corporal Works of Mercy, Spiritual Works of Mercy, Saint Mary Faustina

Homework:

No Homework This Week

Please watch this link before next class.

This week's presentation: Class Presentation

Chapter 18 (244 - 252)

Vocabulary Words:

• Domestic Church - name for the Catholic family, because it is the community of Christians in the home. God made the family to be the first place we learn about loving others and following Christ.

• Temperance - the cardinal virtue that helps us use moderation, be disciplined, and have self-control.

• Chastity - moral virtue and Fruit of the Holy Spirit that helps us express sexuality in the right ways for our call in life. In religious life or Holy Orders, chastity includes being celibate.

• Modesty - a moral virtue and one of the Fruits of the Holy Spirit that helps us to dress, talk and move in appropriate ways.

VIDEOS IN THIS LESSON:

The Wedding at Cana, Matrimony, Saint Henry II

Homework:

No Homework This Week

Please watch this link before next class.

This week's presentation: Class Presentation

Chapter 17 (234 -242)

Vocabulary Words:

• Vocation - the purpose for which God made us and a particular way to answer his call, whether as a lay person (married or single), a member of a religious community, or a member of the ordained ministry

• Holy Orders - the Sacrament in which a baptized man is ordained to teach the faithful, lead divine worship and govern the Church; ordained ministers serve as bishops, priests or deacons.

• Magisterium - the teaching office of the Church, which is all of the bishops in union with the Pope. The Magisterium has the teaching authority to interpret the Word of God found in Scripture and Tradition.

• Consecrated religious life - a state of life lived in community and characterized by the vows of poverty, chastity and obedience.

VIDEOS IN THIS LESSON:

Jesus washes the feet of the disciples, Vocation, Holy Orders, Serving God and Others, Saint Ignatius Loyola

Homework:

No Homework This Week

Please watch this link before next class.

This week's presentation: Class Presentation

Chapter 15 (209 -218)

Vocabulary Words:

• Conversion- the continual process of becoming the people God intends us to be through change and growth. It is a response to God’s love and forgiveness

• The sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation and Eucharist are called the Sacraments of Initiation because they mark the entry into Christian Life

• Evangelization- giving witness to the faith by proclaiming the Good News of Christ through words and deeds in a way that invites people to accept the Gospel. You are called to give witness to your faith through your words and actions

• Eucharist- the Sacrament in which Jesus gives himself and the bread and wine become his Body and Blood

• Transubstantiation- the process by which the power of the Holy Spirit and the words of the priest transform the bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Christ

• Real Presence- the phrase used to describe that Jesus is really and truly present in the Eucharist (Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity)

• Tabernacle- that special place in the church where the Blessed Sacrament is reserved after Mass for those who are ill or for Eucharistic Adoration

VIDEOS IN THIS LESSON:

Philip and the Ethiopian, Saint Rose Phillipine Duchesne

Homework:

No Homework This Week

Please watch this link before next class.

This week's presentation: Class Presentation

Chapter 15 (209 -218)

Vocabulary Words:

• Sin is an offense against God as well as against reason, truth and conscience.

• A Venial sin weakens but does not destroy your relationship with God. The Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation is a means of healing for those who have fallen into venial sin.

• A Mortal Sin is a very serious sin by which someone turns away completely from God.

• Conscience - the God-given ability that helps us judge whether actions are right or wrong. It is important for us to know God’s laws so our conscience can help us make good decisions.

• Sacramental Seal - the rule that a priest is not to share anything he hears in confession.

VIDEOS IN THIS LESSON:

The parable of the unforgiving Servant, Saint Margaret of Cortona

Homework:

No Homework This Week

If you were unable to attend today's class, please watch this link before next class.

Chapter 14 (200-208)

This week's presentation: Class Presentation

Vocabulary Words:

Justice- means giving God and other people what is due to them

Virtue - good spiritual habits that strengthen you and enable you to do what is right and good. They develop over time with our practice and openness to God’s grace.

Grace - God’s free, loving gift of his own life and help to do what he calls us to do.

The Beatitudes- eight blessings recounted by Jesus in the Sermon on the Mount in the Gospel of Matthew

Peace - state of calm or harmony when things are in their proper order and people settle problems with kindness and justice

Three Prophets:

• Hosea - One day God would heal the sinners and love them freely

• Amos - One day God would restore his People, Israel and return them to their land.

• Micah - The path to righteousness is simple.

Social sin - unjust structures that can occur as the result of personal sin. One person’s sin can cause others to sin and the sin can spread through a whole society.

Common Good - the good of everyone with particular concern for those who might be most vulnerable to harm.

VIDEOS IN THIS LESSON:

The Beatitudes

Homework:

No Homework This Week

If you were unable to attend today's class, please watch this link before next class.

Chapter 13 (189-198)

This week's presentation: Class Presentation

Vocabulary Words:

Transfiguration- the revelation of Jesus in glory to the Apostles Peter, James, and John.

Morality- living in right relationship with God, yourself and others. Putting your beliefs into action.

Beatitudes - teachings of Jesus that show the way to true happiness and tell the way to live in God’s Kingdom now and always.

Charity- the theological virtue of love. It directs us to love God above all things and our neighbor as ourselves, for the love of God.

Precepts of the Church- some of the minimum requirements given by Church leaders for deepening your relationship with God and the Church. The Precepts are listed on page 317 of our textbook.

VIDEOS IN THIS LESSON:

The Transfiguration, The Greatest Commandment, Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati

Homework:

No Homework This Week

Please watch this link before next class.

This week's presentation: Class Presentation

VIDEOS IN THIS LESSON:

What is Lent?, Palm Sunday, The Last Supper, Good Friday

Homework:

No Homework This Week

If you were unable to attend today's class, please watch this link before next class.

Chapter 12 (176 - 184)

This week's presentation: Class Presentation

VIDEOS IN THIS LESSON:

You are the Church!, Saint Jude

Vocabulary Words:

Epistles are letters written by Paul and several of the other Apostles. There are twenty-one letters in the New Testament.

There are four Marks of the Church. The Letters of the New Testament show that the Church is one, holy, catholic and apostolic.

One: Even though all people are different, we can all work together in unity as the Body of Christ. The Church is made up of many different people from all over the world who all believe the same thing: only one true God, confession of our sins and the celebration of one baptism.

Holy: The church is holy because it is set apart for God and his purposes.

Catholic: The word Catholic means “containing the whole” or “universal”

Apostolic: The Church is Apostolic because the teaching authority of the Church comes directly from Jesus and the Chosen Apostles.

Homework:

No Homework This Week

If you were unable to attend the live class, please watch this link before next class.

Chapter 11 (165 - 174)

This week's presentation: Class Presentation

VIDEOS IN THIS LESSON:

Doubting Thomas, Pentecost Sunday, Saint Timothy

Vocabulary Words:

Ascension - Forty Days after Jesus rose from the dead, he "ascended" into heaven.

Holy Trinity - The Holy Spirit is one of three Divine persons Father, Son and Holy Spirit.

Pentecost Sunday - Fifty days after Easter when God sent the Holy Spirit to the Apostles.

The Church’s mission is to announce the Good News of God’s Kingdom.

Apostolic Succession means that the bishops, in a direct line of succession from the Apostles, receive the authority and power of Jesus to lead and teach the Church.

The word martyr describes those who suffered because of their faith in Jesus.

Homework:

No Homework This Week

Happy New Year!

Please watch this link before next class.

Chapter 10 (156 - 164)

This week's presentation: Class Presentation

VIDEOS IN THIS LESSON:

Jesus in the Temple, The Gospels, Saint John Neuman

Vocabulary Words:

The Redeemer- a title for Jesus; by his Death on the Cross, Jesus brought back the human race from the slavery of sin.

Sabbath - the seventh day of the week in the Jewish calendar; it is still observed by Jews at a day of rest, prayer and worship.

Gospel - means "Good News"; the Gospels are a part of the New Testament; there are four Gospels: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John

Church - the community of all baptized people who believe in God and follow Jesus; the word is often used for the Catholic Church because we trace our origin back to the Apostles.

Homework:

No Homework This Week

If you were unable to attend the live class on Sunday, December 13, 2020, please watch this link before next class.

Chapter 8 (131 - 140)

This week's presentation: Class Presentation

VIDEOS IN THIS LESSON:

Saint Hildegard of Bingen , Solomon, Job

Vocabulary Words:

No new vocabulary this week

Homework:

No Homework This Week

Please watch this link before next class, Monday, December 14, 2020.

Chapter 7 (122 - 127)

This week's presentation: Class Presentation

VIDEOS IN THIS LESSON:

Book of Judges , David and Saul , Christ the King , Saint Louis IX of France

Vocabulary Words:

Christ - a title for Jesus, the one anointed by God as Messiah.

Psalms - poems and hymns that were first used in the liturgy of the Israelites. Prayed and sung today at Mass.

Homework:

No Homework This Week

We wish you and your family a blessed, safe and wonderful Thanksgiving!

Please watch this link before next class, Monday, December 7, 2020.

This week's presentation: Class Presentation

VIDEOS IN THIS LESSON:

The Thankful Leper, Advent in 2 Minutes (NEW!)

Homework:

No Homework This Week

Please watch this link before next class, Monday, November 23, 2020.

Chapter 6 - Living the Covenant (Page 107)

This week's presentation: Class Presentation

VIDEOS IN THIS LESSON:

The Quail and the Manna, The Ten Commandments, Saint Hilda of Whitby

Vocabulary Words:

Decalogue - another name for the Ten Commandments; the summary of laws that God gave to Moses on Mount Sinai. They tell us what must be done to live by God’s covenant.

Natural Moral Law: rules about goodness that are written in our hearts and are natural to follow. However, our awareness of natural law can be clouded by Original Sin.

Kingdom of God - God’s rule of peace, justice and love that exists in Heaven, but has not yet come in its fullness on Earth.

New Commandments - Jesus command for his discipline to love one another as he has loved us.

Homework:

No Homework This Week

Today, we have a RECORDED class. Please watch today's class here. Please watch this link before next class, Monday, November 16, 2020.

Chapter 5 - God's Saving Action (Page 97)

This week's presentation: Class Presentation

Videos in this Lesson:

Exodus, Passover, Last Supper, Saint Teresia Benedicta of the Cross

Vocabulary Words:

Exodus: the Israelite journey from slavery in Egypt to freedom in the Promised Land accomplished and directed by God

Passover: the Jewish holy day that celebrates God’s leading the Israelites out of slavery in Egypt.

Savior: A title for Jesus who came into the world to save all people who were lost through sin and to lead them back to God the Father.

Homework:

No Homework This Week

Today, we have a RECORDED class. Please watch today's class here.

Chapter 4 - Journeys of Faith (Page 87)

This week's presentation: Class Presentation

VIDEOS IN THIS LESSON:

Abraham & Sarah, Joseph, Saint Monica

Vocabulary Words:

Salvation: the living action of God’s forgiveness of sins and the restoration of friendship with him brought by Jesus

Seven Sacraments: effective signs of God’s life, instituted by Christ and given to the Church. In the celebration of each Sacrament, there are visible signs and Divine Actions that give grace and allow us to share in God’s work.

Faith: the theological virtue that makes it possible for us to believe in God and the things that he has revealed to us. Faith leads us to obey God. It is both a gift from him and something we choose.

Homework:

No Homework This Week

If you were unable to attend the live Sunday Zoom, please watch this link before next class, Monday, November 2, 2020.

Chapter 3 - God's Faithfulness (Page 73)

This week's presentation: Class Presentation

Kahoot played in class - Review of Chapter 2

VIDEOS IN THIS LESSON: The First Sin , Cain and Abel, The Great Flood, The Tower of Babel, Saint Peter to Rot

Vocabulary Words:

Covenant: a sacred promise or agreement between God and humans

Faithfulness: the loyalty and steadfastness that God shows to all humans even when they sin. God’s offer of friendship is never withdrawn.

Original Sin: The sin of our first parents, Adam and Eve, which

led to the sinful condition of the human race from the beginning.

Temptation: an attraction to sin, those actions and omissions

that go against right reason and against God’s law

New Adam: a title for Jesus. By his obedience to the Father and willingness to give his life, Jesus made amends for Adam’s disobedience, overcame sin, and brought us eternal life.

This week we have a RECORDED LESSON. Please watch it using this link before next class, Monday, October 26.

Chapter 2 - The Creation Accounts (Page 63)

This week's presentation: Class Presentation

Kahoot played in class

VIDEOS IN THIS LESSON: Creation Video and Saint Francis of Assisi

Vocabulary:

Old Testament - the first part of the Bible, about God’s relationship with the Hebrew people between Jesus was born, it includes the laws, history and stories of God’s people.

Soul - the spiritual part of a human that lives forever

Human Dignity - the worth each person has because he or she is made in the image of God

Original Holiness - the state of goodness that humanity enjoyed before our first parents, Adam and Eve, chose to sin against God.

Providence: God’s loving care for all things, God’s will and plan for creation

Eternity: New Life Beyond death

Stewards: humans were created to be caretakers of creation

Homework for this week:

Please review this week's lesson. It will take no longer than fifteen minutes and will help you retain the information mentioned in class today. To access, click the link and login in. That information is below. Select Unit 1. Chapter 2, and click start. The review has ten questions.

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Chapter 2 Interactive Review

This week we have a pre-recorded lesson. Please watch it before next week's class.

This week's pre-recorded lesson: October 11, 2020 - Chapter 1 Divine Revelation

Videos watched in the lesson

The Story of Ruth

St. Teresa of Avila

Chapter 1 Review

Homework:

No homework for October 11, 2020 class.

Vocabulary:

Divine Revelation is the process by which God makes himself known. The chief sources of Divine Revelation are Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition.

Sacred Scripture are the Word of God written by humans acting under the Holy Spirit's inspiration and guidance; another name for the bible.

Sacred Tradition is God's word to the Church, safeguarded by the Apostles and their successors, the bishops handing down verbally in her Creeds, Sacraments and other teachings to future generations.

This week, we wanted to get to know all of our students by asking them questions about themselves for this upcoming year. If you were unable to attend, please watch this link to meet some of your classmates and get a preview of a Zoom class.