1. October 5 Prayer Go over notebook check (period 3) Questions with essays? Jeopardy Review -while this is happening (I will tell you what to highlight in notebook (star/underline))

2. Notebook Check Need notebook Need a color pen/pencil/marker (nothing else) 35 points

3. Essay Questions 1.Explain one of Saint Aquinas’ “proofs” for the existence of God. 2.Describe one of the covenants you read about. Think about Noah, Abraham, David, Moses. 3.What can faith enable us to do? (atleast three things) 4.Be able to define: Divine Revelation, Salvation History, and Magisterium

4. Jeopardy Need notebook pen/pencil/highlighter

5. October 6 Prayer Expectations Test -Is your first and last name on the test. -Write, “This is my work and I have not cheated in any way” and Sign If you finish, flip over I will collect. Read Page 26 -Complete citations in your notebook Page 27 “For Reflection” in your Journal

6. October 7, 2015 Prayer Thoughts from Rosary Day Testing Catholic Relief Services Overview (4 minute video) Charity Day: Charity Day Captain Syria

7. What did you feel or experience during Rosary day?

8. What is Catholic Relief Services? Watch video Visit CRS.org -Going to discuss the Mission, Guiding Principles, and Catholic Identity

9. Charity Day BSHS has raised over $13,000.00 last year for many Charity Day causes. You can submit a form (to Mrs. Kiefer) if there is a cause you would like to collect for.

10. Charity Day Captains Volunteer Basis (We can change every month) 4 students will learn about cause and explain (video/powerpoint slide/Prayer) 2 students will be in charge of passing envelope around at the beginning of class at the end of class, counting the money and writing on envelope. Who am I looking for? Responsible, trustworthy, caring students= You!

11. Zahaya and her son fled their home in Syria to escape the escalating violence and are now living in a tent in Lebanon and relying on support from CRS and our partners. Photo by Sam Tarling for CRS

12. Syria As violence escalates in Syria, so too does the humanitarian crisis. As Syria's economic and social structures continue to destruct, refugees are a major concern for humanitarians addressing the consequences of the conflict. The United States has led in humanitarian response yet assistance barely begins to scratch the surface of needs. Throughout the region, governments are overwhelmed. Neighboring populations of Lebanon, Turkey and Jordan feel financial pressure to fund the camps and social pressure in accommodating refugee populations within their borders. Hunger, lack of physical shelters, medical needs and psychological damage are widespread concerns. As humanitarians continue to address the needs of refugees, we hope that the Syrians will soon be able to return to a stable life in Syria.

13. Pope Francis Video

14. Test

15. October 8 Prayer: Today’s Gospel Reading Review of yesterday’s: Finding books in the Bible Notes Inspiration -Video clips -Journal Finish notes Coming up

16. How to Locate and Read Bible References Jn 1:1-18 1.Jn—abbreviated title of the book 2.First number—chapter number; verse number follows the colon (:) 3.Hyphen (-) indicates several chapters or verses 4.Semicolon (;) separates two references; comma (,) separates two verses in the same chapter

17. Label: October 8 in notebook The Bible is the written record of God’s Revelation.

18. The Bible Is the Inspired Word of God The Church teaches that: God is the author of the Bible, the Holy Spirit inspired the writers of the sacred books, and the Sacred Scriptures teach the Truth.

19. We need the Holy Spirit to enlighten our minds to understand and apply his holy word to our lives. The bible is not a religion textbook that we study from as if we were learning world history, geography, or languages. The Bible is a living book. For it to remain so, we must call on Christ, through the Holy Spirit, to open our minds to its Good News.

20. Inspiration What is your definition of inspirational? What is the most inspirational book you’ve ever read? Why? What kind of music inspires you? Why? Who is the most inspirational person you know? What qualities does this person possess? How would you like to be like this person? (JOURNAL ENTRY)

21. Inspirational Video

22. Read: Page 27

23. What Is Inspiration? God is the author of the Bible—he used the human authors as his instrument to convey Divine Revelation to us. The end product: THE INERRANT WORD OF GOD

24. 5 points added to test if you complete… 1.Crossword Puzzle Or 2. Covenant Worksheet

25. Tomorrow: Litany 10 Readers

26. We are beautifully and wonderfully made. Each and every human life is a gift from God to be celebrated and protected.

27. "To have life and have it abundantly" Jn.10:10

28. The Gospel of life is at the heart of Jesus' message. "To have life and have it abundantly" Jn.10:10 To all the members of the Church, the people of life and for life, work to ensure that a new culture of human life will be affirmed, to build an authentic civilization of truth and love. -Bl. John Paul II Evangelium Vitae (The Gospel of Life)

29. "To have life and have it abundantly" Jn.10:10 A precise and vigorous reaffirmation of the value of human life and its inviolability A pressing appeal addressed to each and every person in the name of God: Respect, protect, love and serve life, every human life! Only in this direction will you find justice, development, true freedom, peace and happiness"

30. "To have life and have it abundantly" Jn.10:10

32. Are we celebrating our Life?

33. "To have life and have it abundantly" Jn.10:10

35. Accept the responsibility for our brothers and sisters

36. "To have life and have it abundantly" Jn.10:10 A New Culture “We must build a new culture of life”

37. “A person’s a person, no matter how small.” - Dr. Seuss

38. Persons are infinitely valuable as well, despite their age, infirmity, guilt, or disability.

39. "To have life and have it abundantly" Jn.10:10 Respect Life Womb to tomb

40. Present-day Threats to Human Life "To have life and have it abundantly" Jn.10:10

41. We are impassioned, inspired, and energized by the love of Christ.

42. Fr. Damien was inspired by the love of Christ. When he looked at a leper, he saw a human being, not leprosity, infirmity, criminal history, handicap, old age, or infancy.