CHAPTER SIX Sin and Forgiveness Tuesday April 5

CHAPTER SIX Sin and Forgiveness

Tuesday, April 5: DO NOW-copy and answer the following question • What words or phrases do people use today to talk about their own actions or someone else’s wrongdoing?

Lesson Activities • • Do now Prayer Lecture: Sin and Forgiveness Ch. 6 Inquiry

We Are Sinners Capital sins Moral vices that give rise to many other failures to love.

We Are Sinners Pride – excessively high opinion of oneself Sloth – laziness Greed – desire for earthly goods Seven Capital Sins Gluttony – immoderate consumption of food or drink Lust – craving for sexual pleasure Envy – sorrow over another’s good fortune Anger – desire for revenge

The Reality of Sin is: q. An offense against reason, truth, and right conscience q. A failure in genuine love for God and neighbor caused by a perverse attachment to certain goods q. An utterance, deed, or a desire contrary to the eternal law

The Reality of Sin q. There is much evidence of the existence of sin in the world today. q. Jesus Christ came to save us from our sins.

Ch. 6 Inquiry • • • Pg. 146 #1 -3 Pg. 149 #1 -4 Pg. 151 #1 -3 Pg. 154 #1 -9 AND For Your Journal Pg. 157 #1 -2 Pg. 161 #1 -3 – You do NOT need to copy the question. You MUST answer using complete sentences. Make sure you label each set of Review questions. – This will be turned in via turnitin. com on the day of the Ch. 6 Quiz.

Wednesday, April 6: DO NOWcopy and answer the following question • Define the 7 capital sins. – DO NOT SIMPLY LIST

Lesson Activities • • • Do Now Prayer Lecture Independent Activity: 7 Capital Sins Reflection

The Bible on Sin Old Testament Images of Sin hattah – missing the mark pesha – rebellion awon – guilt or iniquity

The Bible on Sin Consequences of sin: alienates us from God alienates us from ourselves alienates us from others

The Bible on Sin The New Testament on Sin, Jesus, and Forgiveness New Testament descriptions of sin: missing the mark lawlessness injustice falsehood darkness

Different Kinds of Sin Original sin All humans are born into the disharmonious situation of our world to which we are all subject.

Different Kinds of Sin Original Sin Versus Personal Sin mortal sin personal sin A failure to love God above everything and our neighbors as ourselves venial sin

Different Kinds of Sin Original Sin Versus Personal Sin mortal sin Total rejection of God and alienation from him Three conditions must be present: 1. Grave matter 2. Full knowledge 3. Complete consent

Different Kinds of Sin Original Sin Versus Personal Sin Venial sin Personal sin that weakens but does not kill our relationship with God.

Independent Activity: 7 Capital Sins • Task: Research the 7 Capital Sins aka 7 Deadly sins • Requirements: – Using pages or word, create a collage that represents each capital sin – Must have a title and a brief description of the capital sin • Reflection: 1 paragraph (complete sentences) – In your opinion, which capital sin is the most prevalent in high school? Use evidence to support your argument.

Friday, April 8: Do Now • Summarize the discussion regarding the 7 Capital Sins from Wednesday. Lessons Activities: • Do Now • Prayer • Current Event

What to do? • 1. Title of the news story • 2. A summary of the story (1 -3 paragraphs) • 3. What theme of Catholic Social Teaching does it relate? • 4. What are the Pros/Cons of the issue? • 5. What would the Catholic Church’s position be on the issue? • 6. What is your opinion on the issue? • 7. What further information would a reader need to be properly informed?

Reflection • After reading your article: – 1. What are some ways you could share this learning with your parents or family, or friends? – 2. What concerns do you have about what you viewed? – 3. What effect could the events in this article have on you directly or indirectly?

Monday, April 11: DO NOW-copy and answer the following question • What is the difference between venial sin and mortal sin?

Lesson Activities • • Do Now Prayer Lecture Group Activity: Social Sin

Different Kinds of Sin Original Sin Versus Personal Sin Reconciliation A sacrament of healing, also known as Penance or Confession, through which Christ extends his forgiveness to sinners

Different Kinds of Sin Original Sin Versus Personal Sin Examples: ügreed A cycle of sin violence üselfish actions üpride and prejudice Social Sin caused by individual sins and injustice üenvy ülust

Conversion and the Sacrament of Reconciliation repentance Change of mind or change of heart contrition Heartfelt sorrow and aversion for sins committed along with the intention to sin no more

Conversion and the Sacrament of Reconciliation The statement by which a priest, speaking as the official minister of Christ’s Church, declares forgiveness of sins to a repentant sinner in the Sacrament of Reconciliation. The formula of absolution reads: “I absolve you from your sins; in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen. ” absolution

Elements of the Sacrament Five Steps of the Sacrament of Reconciliation: 1. Examine your conscience. 2. Have contrition for your sins. 3. Confess your sins. 4. Absolution. 5. Do the penance assigned.

Group Activity • In groups of no MORE than 3, research three examples of social sin. You can use current news articles and/or refer to historical events. – Use Google slideshow (4 -6 slides) – Provide a brief summary of the example of social sin – Must use evidence to support your example. Ask yourself: Why is this an example of social sin? – Be creative. Feel free to use appropriate images to express your examples.

Example 1 • Summary of example • 3 -4 sentences defending your argument

Wednesday, April 13 • Review for Ch. 6 Quiz Thursday, April 14 2016 • Ch. 6 Quiz