Class Class
Date
#
9/28
1
Topic
Covered
Opening Prayer
Service,
Introductions &
Introduction to
Sacred Scripture
(Ch. 1)
I missed this class, what do I need to do?
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Write an introduction of yourself in five sentences
(name, hobbies, school, favorite things, one interesting
fact, etc).
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Fill in the chart on the last page using your Catholic
Youth Bible and bring it next week to staple into your
journal.
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Review Chapter 1 and complete the online quiz. Email
yourself the results, then forward the results to Kate
at kwyvill@re-s-ec.org
What must the world have been like for Mary? Write a
page describing a “day in the life” of Mary, the mother
of Jesus. What did she think about? Who were her
friends? What did she do every day?
Firedrill
10/5
2
Mary – Boldly
Preaching the
Gospel at All
Times
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Review Chapter 2 and think about how you are called
to proclaim the Gospel boldly in your own life. Write a
paragraph explaining how you can be a modern day
evangelist this week?
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Email yourself the results, then forward the results to
Kate at kwyvill@re-s-ec.org
Read Chapter 3 and write a one paragraph summary
of what the chapter is explaining.
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10/12
3
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Then, find a quote in the Gospel of Mark that you like
and write a reflection on it, using what you learned in
the chapter. Why do you think it was written? What
about it stands out to you? How can you apply it to
your own life? Make sure you cite the verse correctly!
(See the last page for instructions on how to cite the
Bible).
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Complete the online quiz and mail yourself the results,
then forward the results to Kate at kwyvill@re-s-ec.org
The Gospel of
Mark (Ch. 3)
10/19
10/26
4
5
11/2
11/9
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Read Chapter 4 and write a one paragraph summary
of what the chapter is explaining.
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Then, find a quote in the Gospel of Matthew that you
like and write a reflection on it, using what you
learned in the chapter. Why do you think it was
written? What about it stands out to you? How can
you apply it to your own life? Make sure you cite the
verse correctly! (See the last page for instructions on
how to cite the Bible).
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Complete the online quiz and email yourself the
results, then forward the results to Kate at kwyvill@res-ec.org
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What would it be like for you, today, right now, to be
homeless? Where would you stay? What would you
eat? What would you do during the day? Write a one
page reflection on how your life would be different if
you were suddenly homeless. Email to Kate at
kwyvill@res-ec.org
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What is a vocation? How do we understand vocations
in the Catholic Church? Check out the Catholic Faith
Handbook, and think about what God might be calling
you to – are you called to marriage? To the religious
life? To be a priest? What would this look like? What
would your day be like? Write 2 one page reflections –
one on what your day would be like if you were
married and one on what your day would be like if you
were a priest or a sister. What time would you wake
up? If you were a parent, would you have children?
How would you care for them? When would you pray?
Where and when would you eat? Would you have a
job? What would your “schedule” be like? Email this
reflection to Kate at kwyvill@res-ec.org
The Gospel of
Matthew (Ch. 4)
Walk for the
Homeless
NO CLASS
6
Vocations Panel
(Catholic Faith
Handbook, pgs
150-156, 237249)
11/16
7
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Read Chapter 5 and write a one paragraph summary
of what the chapter is explaining. Why did we learn
about the Gospel of Luke AND The Acts of the Apostles
together?
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Then, find a quote in the Gospel of Luke or the Acts of
the Apostles that you like and write a reflection on it,
using what you learned in the chapter. Why do you
think it was written? What about it stands out to you?
How can you apply it to your own life? Make sure you
cite the verse correctly! (See the last page for
instructions on how to cite the Bible).
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Complete the online quiz and email yourself the
results, then forward the results to Kate at kwyvill@res-ec.org
Read Chapter 6 and write a one paragraph summary
of what the chapter is explaining.
Luke and Acts
(Ch. 5)
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11/23
8
11/30
12/7
12/14
Sunday A: All
Middle School
Class Retreat
Sunday B (6)
Class Retreat
Sunday B (7 & 8)
The Gospel of
John (Ch.6)
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Then, find a quote in the Gospel of John that you like
and write a reflection on it, using what you learned in
the chapter. Why do you think it was written? What
about it stands out to you? How can you apply it to
your own life? Make sure you cite the verse correctly!
(See the last page for instructions on how to cite the
Bible).
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Complete the online quiz and email yourself the
results, then forward the results to Kate at kwyvill@res-ec.org
NO CLASS
9
Reconciliation
Preparation
10
Sunday A:
Reconciliation &
The Gospel of
John (Ch. 6)
Sunday B (6):
Reconciliation &
The Gospel of
John (Ch. 6)
Sunday B (7 &
8):
Reconciliation &
Review
No Make Up Work
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Read Chapter 6 and write a one paragraph summary
of what the chapter is explaining.
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Then, find a quote in the Gospel of John that you like
and write a reflection on it, using what you learned in
the chapter. Why do you think it was written? What
about it stands out to you? How can you apply it to
your own life? Make sure you cite the verse correctly!
(See the last page for instructions on how to cite the
Bible).
-
Complete the online quiz and email yourself the
results, then forward the results to Kate at kwyvill@res-ec.org
12/21
NO CLASS
12/28
NO CLASS
1/4
11
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Read Chapter 7 and write a one paragraph summary
of what the chapter is explaining.
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Then, write a reflection on how you can evangelize in
your daily world. Name some people who you can
reach out to. Why do we need to evangelize? What is
difficult about evangelization? What is easy? Is it
worth it? Is evangelization important?
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Complete the online quiz and email yourself the
results, then forward the results to Kate at kwyvill@res-ec.org
Read Chapter 8 and write a one paragraph summary
of what the chapter is explaining.
Evangelizing the
World (Ch. 7)
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1/11
12
1/18
1/25
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Then, find a quote in the Letter to the Romans that
you like and write a reflection on it, using what you
learned in the chapter. Why do you think it was
written? What about it stands out to you? How can
you apply it to your own life? Make sure you cite the
verse correctly! (See the last page for instructions on
how to cite the Bible).
-
Complete the online quiz and email yourself the
results, then forward the results to Kate at kwyvill@res-ec.org
NO CLASS
13
2/1
2/8
Sunday A: The
Letter to the
Romans (Ch. 8)
Sunday B (6 &
8): The Letter to
the Romans (Ch.
8)
Sunday B (7):
Class Retreat
The Power of
Prayer
No Make Up Work
NO CLASS
14
Sunday A: The
Letter to the
Philippians (Ch.
9)
Sunday B (6 & 7)
The Letter to
the Philippians
(Ch. 9)
Sunday B (8)
Class Retreat
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Read Chapter 9 and write a one paragraph summary
of what the chapter is explaining.
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Then, find a quote in the Letter to the Philippians that
you like and write a reflection on it, using what you
learned in the chapter. Why do you think it was
written? What about it stands out to you? How can
you apply it to your own life? Make sure you cite the
verse correctly! (See the last page for instructions on
how to cite the Bible).
-
Complete the online quiz and email yourself the
results, then forward the results to Kate at kwyvill@res-ec.org
2/15
NO CLASS
The Letter to
the Colossians
(Ch. 10)
2/22
15
**Created to Love
Parent ONLY
Meeting in
church—at least
one
parent/guardian
MUST attend while
6th-8th grade
classes meet
classrooms**
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Read Chapter 10 and write a one paragraph summary
of what the chapter is explaining.
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Then, find a quote in the Letter to the Colossians that
you like and write a reflection on it, using what you
learned in the chapter. Why do you think it was
written? What about it stands out to you? How can
you apply it to your own life? Make sure you cite the
verse correctly! (See the last page for instructions on
how to cite the Bible).
-
Complete the online quiz and email yourself the
results, then forward the results to Kate at kwyvill@res-ec.org
Each class was assigned a saint on January 25th, write
a one page summary of this saint – what was his/her
life like? What is (s)he the patron saint of? Where did
(s)he live? When was (s)he canonized? What miracles
are attributed to him/her? How can you become
friends with him/her?
3/1
3/8
16
Getting to Know
the Saints
17
Sunday A
Review
Sunday B – 6th
grade (Large
Group) Created
to Love **At least
one
parent/guardian
MUST attend**
Sunday B (7):
The Letter to
the Romans (Ch.
8)
Sunday B (8):
The Letter to
the Philippians
(Ch. 11)
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Read the chapter your class was assigned and write a
one paragraph summary of what the chapter is
explaining.
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Then, find a quote in the Letter to the
Romans/Philippians that you like and write a
reflection on it, using what you learned in the chapter.
Why do you think it was written? What about it stands
out to you? How can you apply it to your own life?
Make sure you cite the verse correctly! (See the last
page for instructions on how to cite the Bible).
-
Complete the online quiz and email yourself the
results, then forward the results to Kate at kwyvill@res-ec.org
3/15
3/22
18
19
Sunday A (Large
Group) Created
to Love
Sunday B – 7th
grade (Large
Group) Created
to Love **At least
one
parent/guardian
MUST attend**
Sunday B (6):
Review
Sunday B (8):
The Book of
Revelation (Ch.
12)
Sunday A: The
Book of
Revelation (Ch.
12)
Sunday B (6 &
7): The Book of
Revelation (Ch.
12)
Sunday B – 8th
grade (Large
Group) Created
to Love **At least
one
parent/guardian
MUST attend**
3/29
NO CLASS
4/5
NO CLASS
4/12
20
Catholic Social
Teaching &
Sandwiches
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Read Chapter 12 and write a one paragraph summary
of what the chapter is explaining.
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Then, find a quote in the Book of Revelation that you
like and write a reflection on it, using what you
learned in the chapter. Why do you think it was
written? What about it stands out to you? How can
you apply it to your own life? Make sure you cite the
verse correctly! (See the last page for instructions on
how to cite the Bible).
-
Complete the online quiz and submit results to Kate at
kwyvill@res-ec.org
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Read Chapter 12 and write a one paragraph summary
of what the chapter is explaining.
-
Then, find a quote in the Book of Revelation that you
like and write a reflection on it, using what you
learned in the chapter. Why do you think it was
written? What about it stands out to you? How can
you apply it to your own life? Make sure you cite the
verse correctly! (See the last page for instructions on
how to cite the Bible).
-
Complete the online quiz and submit results to Kate at
kwyvill@res-ec.org
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Look up www.usccb.org and search “seven themes of
catholic social teaching.” Pick one, and summarize it –
which theme did you pick? What does it mean? How
can you keep this theme in mind in your own life?
What can you do today that displays this theme? Are
these themes of Catholic Social Teaching important?
Why? Which will be the most difficult to apply to your
own life? Why?
4/19
21
4/26
22
With God, All
Things are
Possible –
Overcoming
Obstacles with
Beth Puleo
Closing Prayer
Service and
Large Group
Review Game
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Answer these questions, “Who am I? How am I doing?”
Who are you? What do you like to do? What excites
you? What is something you struggle with? How are
you doing? How is your faith life? Do you talk to God?
How do you talk to Him? How can He help you and
celebrate with you? Will you let Him?