Vocab Terms
The beliefs, rituals, and practices as lived out by those who identify with the Catholic religion.
Catholicism
Something you believe is important and that guides the way you live and make choices
Values
An organized system of beliefs, rituals, and ways of living that give expression to a particular people’s faith in a god or gods
Religion
A desire for caring, loving, relationships & being a part of a community
Hunger for Connection
(1778–1841) was an Irish Catholic woman who dedicated her life to serving people who were poor, sick, or in need.
Catherine McAuley
The belief that there is only one God
Monotheism
the picture/vision you have of what you believe a person or world should be like
ideals
What is Agape love?
Selfless, unconditional love that puts others first
A desire for our lives to make sense. It often leads to faith
Hunger for Meaning
___ Are a Catholic religious community founded by Catherine McAuley in Dublin, Ireland, in 1831
The belief that there are many gods
POLYTHEISM
When does adolescence begin and end?
with the onset of puberty (between 9-14), ends at about 20/21 years old
Related to or coming from God
Divine
We have a desire or we are searching for: for people to treat one another with kindness, justice, hope
Hunger for Goodness
This means placing our trust, hope, and faith in God, rather than relying only on money, success, or other people
In God Alone
The gift of God by which one accepts the invitation to be in a relationship with God
Faith
What does SPIES stand for?
Social, Physical, Intellectual, Emotional, Spiritual
What does it mean to have faith in the divine?
Trusting in God and believing that God is real, present, and active in our lives
Human beings have hunger related to the parts of ourselves that are not material or physical.
Spiritual Hungers
What year did the Sisters of Mercy come to Chicago?
1846
Ways of tending to the part of the self that is not physical. It is expressed through actions, beliefs, values, and attitudes that characterize a person’s life
Spirituality
What are the three critical tasks of adolescence?
Building friendships, developing a sense of self, and developing mature relationships with parents/guardians
Who are the Saints?
a person acknowledged as holy - living the gospel of Jesus Christ - and typically regarded as living in full union with God after death
Relating to the non-physical, or nonmaterial, aspects of human life and experience
Spiritual
What are the Critical Concerns?
Earth, Immigration, Non-Violence, Racism, Women