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1. • • Religious education teaches people how to practice a religious way of life and informs their beliefs, behaviors, and acts of belonging (See Marcus, Chapter 4 in this volume and Saroglou 2011). Religious education is an act of learning by which children, youth, and adults are moved toward living the ultimate values of a community of faith.
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   Growing in Faith, Growing in Christ is a Religious Education program endorsed by the Catholic Bishops of Ontario, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and the Northwest Territories and developed in collaboration with Catholic educators from across Canada. The program is based on the Catholic Elementary Curriculum Policy Document for Religious Education ...

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   Purpose and Overview of Parish Religious Education Program The purpose of the Parish Religious Education Program is to assist parents in the sacred responsibility entrusted to them at their child’s Baptism: to form and educate their children to become disciples of Jesus in the Catholic faith.

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4. cch.holyspirit.ab.ca › religious_education_programsReligious Education Programs - cch.holyspirit.ab.ca

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   Religious education is an essential and integral part of the life and culture of a Catholic school. Through it, students are invited to develop the knowledge, beliefs, skills, values and attitudes needed to build a relationship with God and community through the person of Jesus Christ.

5. brocku.ca › continuing-education › cteReligious Education in Catholic Schools, Part 1

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   Explore principles of moral and faith development, Catholic teaching on Social Justice, Hebrew and Christian Scripture, and the prayer and sacramental life of the Church. Develop knowledge and skills to design, deliver, and assess lessons and units that incorporate Gospel values.

6. stpaulscatholic.org › 60-religious-educationReligious Education - St. Paul the Apostle Catholic Church

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   • General Information
   • What Is Religious Education?
   • Goals of St. Paul The Apostle Church Religious Education Program
   • Forms
   • Fees
   • Non-Discrimination
   • Parent Expectations
   • Student Expectations
   • Discipline Issues
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   The Religious Education program is meant to supplement the Religious formation already happening in the home. Parents are the first and foremost educators of their children. St. Paul the Apostle Parish will assist parents in teaching their children by providing a safe environment to learn and share their faith. As a community of the faithful, we at...

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   The terms used for the program that teaches young people in the parish about our Catholic faith. This includes preparation for the sacrament of Reconciliation (Confession), Eucharist (Holy Communion), and Confirmation. Religious Education classes are open to all young people in grades Pre-K through 12. The families of these young people MUST be reg...

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   To expose students to basic Catholic Doctrine, Prayer, and Scripture.

   To assist in spiritual growth.

   To encourage students to live their faith.

   To promote the Sacred Tradition, Scripture, and Doctrines of the Catholic Faith.

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   Liability forms from the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City and St. Paul the Apostle registration and Parish census forms must be filled out for each student and family.

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   A non-refundable registration fee is required for each student at the time of registration. The fee helps to defray the costs of books, materials, and activities. If there are financial difficulties, parents should contact the director of Religious Education.

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   Religious Education will not be denied to anyone because of race, national origin, gender, age, or physical or mental ability.

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   Share your Catholic Faith with your child.

   Attend Mass every weekend with your child.

   Be on time.  Parents are expected to accompany their children in their classroom by 9:45 a.m. and also pick them up promptly at 11:00 a.m.  High School students should be dropped off and picked up...

   Show interests in the lessons and projects your child brings home and talk with them about their experience in class.

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   It is essential that respect, cooperation, support, and courtesy be shown by all those involved in the Religious Education program. We are a “family” and the behavior is a reflection belonging to the family. Parents, please review the following rules of behavior so that your students will understand. 1. Respect teacher, assistants, and classmates. ...

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   The philosophy of discipline is based on the approach of self-discipline and the need to help students to live in the image of Jesus Christ. To insure that all students have the maximum opportunity to receive the most out of their religious education experience, discipline must be maintained in order to provide a positive atmosphere for all.

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   1st Offense: Teacher will consult with student. First offense may not be limited to teacher consulting with student depending on severity of student’s behavior. 2nd Offense: Student will be sent to consult with the Director of Religious Education. Parents will be notified by telephone or in writing. 3rd Offense: Student’s parent/guardian will be no...

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7. catholiccurriculumcorp.org › Units › ReligiousPolicyTHE ONTARIO CATHOLIC CURRICULUM: RELIGIOUS EDUCATION - Grades ...

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   RELIGIOUS EDUCATION - Grades 1 - 8 LEARNING GOAL: To provide an opportunity for participants to become familiar with the new Religious Education (RE) Policy. •individual or group process •accompanying placemat •Interaction, Reflection and Integration

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   What is a religious education program?

   • , family prayer, and daily life as disciples of Jesus. The Religious Education Program teaches the Catholic life which the hild is living at home and experiencing in the Parish. The Parish supports and nurtures the parents and provides a “home-place” for the families who choose the Catholic way of life in a world that is increasingly

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   Why is religious education important?

   • Religious education is an essential and integral part of the life and culture of a Catholic school. Through it, students are invited to develop the knowledge, beliefs, skills, values and attitudes needed to build a relationship with God and community through the person of Jesus Christ.

   Religious Education Programs - Holy Spirit

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   What is a Catholic education program?

   • ren to become disciples of Jesus in the Catholic faith. An integral part of a true Catholic home life is the child’s attendance a Mass every Sunday and on the Holy Days of Obligation3. The Religious Education Program helps the child to understand, ever more deeply, the on,to teach to pray,to educate for com

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   What is a parish religious education program?

   • pose and Overview of Parish Religious Education ProgramThe purpose of the Parish Religious Education Program is to assist parents in the sacred responsibility entrusted to them at their child’s Baptism: to form and educate their chil

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   What are the characteristics of religious education?

   • Religious education shares the same goals and objectives set forth for all good education; that is, the growth and development of the whole person in all his or her dimensions - physical, intellectual, emotional, social and spiritual. (1) Religious education (within the context of a Catholic school) has four essential characteristics. ( 2)

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   What is the cdsbeo religious education program?

   • The CDSBEO Religious Education Program begins in Kindergarten with the “In God’s Image” unit. This curriculum: Nurtures the faith of learners as they discover themselves in the traces of the goodness and the beauty of God. In grades 1 through 3, students participate in the Growing in Faith, Growing in Christ program.

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   The Canadian catechetical program builds in stages on the essential childhood education in faith that families provide. The various levels of the program seek to provide a progressive and systematic presentation of the faith. They are an initiation into a lifetime of growing in faith.