Faith Formation Standards Diocese of St. Cloud
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1 Faith Formation Standards Diocese of St. Cloud Grade Anchor Standard Benchmark Curriculm Assessment Identify the Bible as the most sacred of all books and explain that it contains stories about God and Jesus. now that Mary was the Mother of Jesus and Jesus is part of the Holy Family. now that God loves us and Jesus is with us always. Participate in liturgy through song, gestures, responses and listening. Make the Sign of the Cross, memorize assigned prayers and create their own prayers. now that Advent, Lent and Easter are seasons. now that God wants us to respect others and all things God has created. now that God loves us even when our choices are not good. now that we become members of the s family through baptism. Retell a favorite bible story through words, pictures and actions. Identify the Trinity: Father as Creator, Jesus as Teacher, and Holy Spirit as Guide. now that Jesus, Mary and Joseph are members of the Holy Family Introduce the holy men and women of the. (Saints) Experience a variety of prayer forms. (Spontaneous, rosary,
2 memorized) Celebrate the liturgical seasons of the. (Advent, Christmas, Lent, Easter, Pentecost, Ordinary Time.) now and recite certain prayers (Meal Prayer, Sign of the Cross, Hail Mary, The Lord s Prayer, Glory Be, Prayer to Guardian Angel) Understand that at Baptism we become members of God s family. now that we should love God, ourselves, and show God s love to others. now that when we are sorry, God forgives us and we must forgive those who hurt us. Participate in a service project of the parish, family or community. Show respect for others and self. (The Great Commandment/Golden Rule) Read and recognize scripture stories related to the sacraments and themes of Eucharist and Reconciliation. Read and recognize scripture about the liturgical seasons. Relate scripture to their own lives. now that the bread and wine become the body and blood of Christ. Understand that sacraments are signs of the loving presence of Jesus. Recognize the people of God are the. Diocese of Saint Cloud, August 0
3 now the parts of the Mass (Liturgy of the Word and Liturgy of the Eucharist) and Mass responses. Participate in the Sacrament of Reconciliation and understand it as a sign of God s forgiveness and love. Participate in the Sacrament of Eucharist and understand that it unites us with Jesus and the entire around the world. Be comfortable with both formal (The Lord s Prayer and Act of Contrition) and informal prayers (spontaneous). Identify the liturgical calendar of the and the meanings of Advent, Christmas, Lent and Easter. now that God asks us to follow the Ten Commandments Understand that as followers of Jesus we have the responsibility to help others within our communities (church, school, town and world). Develop a respect for all people and cultures as a Christian response. Participate in a service project to heighten an awareness of those in need both locally and globally. Relate scripture passages to their own faith and life now that the creed is a summary of the beliefs of the Catholic. Introduce the marks of the
4 : One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic. now that the Catholic began on Pentecost. Begin to understand the organizational structure of the (Pope, Bishop, etc.) Understand the Mass and review the parts of the Mass. Memorize designated prayers. Research and discuss the lives of saints as role models for us today. now that the year celebrates the life and teachings of Jesus. now the seven sacraments and that sacraments are signs of God s love. Respect and value all forms of life. Understand that my choices not only affect me, but others as well. Respect the rights of others and honor the human dignity of all Appreciate diversity of people, customs and situations in the world. Differentiate between needs and wants. Be able to locate scripture passages. Diocese of Saint Cloud, August 0
5 Find scripture passages related to prayer, the Ten Commandments, the Beatitudes and other Bible stories. Relate scriptural passages to everyday life. now that the Ten Commandments are God s law of love. Understand that we belong to a that is Catholic so everyone is included and that the Mass is a celebration of unity worldwide. Experience different forms of prayer within the liturgical community. Learn, pry and understand the rosary and the mysteries of the rosary. Identify main areas, books, vessels, vestments and furniture used for worship. Recognize changes in the liturgical seasons. Memorize designated prayers Recite the Ten Commandments and explain how they relate to everyday life. Demonstrate an understanding of the s moral principles (The Great Commandment, The Ten Commandments, Corporal and Spiritual Works
6 of Mercy. The Beatitudes) Relate how our call to be disciples of Jesus is carried out in our everyday life. Realize that the rights and dignity of others at all stages of life must be respected. Participate in parish and community service and mission opportunities Discuss what was gained and what was shared from participating in service Locate passages in the Bible when given a particular chapter and verse. Describe the Catholic s teaching about the purpose of each sacrament while exploring the symbols, words and actions used with them. Define God s Grace. Explore further the mystery of the Holy Trinity and our call to live out the Trinitarian image. Define the s mission as building the Reign of God. Tell how Jesus is present in the Eucharist and how the Mass is a celebration of Unity. Understand the liturgical year with emphasis as it relates to the Paschal Mystery. Practice and/or lead various prayer forms. Discuss and apply many ways God guides our moral choices (Ten Commandments, Diocese of Saint Cloud, August 0
7 beatitudes, Bible etc.) Practice forgiveness and reconciliation in daily life. Determine the difference between personal sin and social sin. (injustice) Understand that all life is sacred and a gift from God. Experience opportunities to be effective witnesses to the faith on earth. Discuss and define the Catholic Social Teachings. Promote the common good through personal action. Recognize the books, content and variety of authors of the Old Testament and New Testament. Identify the ancestors of our faith from the Old Testament and connect our Jewish heritage. Discuss the prophets and tell what their messages were and are for the people then and us today. Explain the significance of the Exodus story. Define the incarnation as Jesus coming to earth as God s Son. Discuss the role of Mary, as Jesus mother, and the special calling she had from God. Recognize Evangelization (bringing others closer to God) as an important task of our and us as disciples. Recall the mystery of Christ through the liturgical calendar.. Study the importance of Advent and Lent in the Catholic.. Explain the Easter Tridiuum. Explain the liturgical colors and the significance in the liturgical year.
8 Actively participate in liturgy. Evaluate various moral choices made by people in the Bible, living and historical figures, and fictional characters. Utilize a real life decision making process based on the Ten Commandments and beatitudes to evaluate moral choices. Discuss the importance of our human sexuality and the importance of physical, mental, moral and spiritual balance in our lives Demonstrate both locally and globally a sense of personal and social responsibility concerning the consequences of their choices, actions or inactions because of the sacredness of life, the equality of all people, races, ethnic groups and Jesus preferential option for the poor. Work with others in a service or mission project and explain whether/how its impact can lead to long-term change for both the students and others involved. Identify forces of violence, oppression and injustice in today s world. Demonstrate respect for persons of other religions Show understanding of God s revealing word in Scared Scripture as unfolding throughout the Old and New Testaments. Differentiate between divinely inspired turth and literal fact when interpreting Sacred Scripture. Show familiarity with the Gospels. Identify the synoptic gospels. Identify Jesus major teachings in his public ministry: such as the Great Commandment, Reign of Diocese of Saint Cloud, August 0
9 God, Beatitudes, Parables. Show how faith helps believers to handle the joys and challenges of life. Explain how each of the divine persons is wholly and entirely God. Describe how the Holy Spirit worked through Mary to prepare the way for the incarnation. State how the desire for God is written in the human heart because we are created by God and for God. now that the Mass is essential to Catholicism; Eucharist is the source and summit of the Christian life. Understand that the Mass is a sacrifice because it memorializes the sacrifice of Christ who offered himself once and for all to God for our sake. Name and describe the Holy Days and the saint feast days that are incorporated into the liturgical cycle. Recognize practice, and lead different methods and styles of prayer such as lectio divinia, meditation, praying with scripture, chant, adoration, etc. Recognize that we are inherently created good and in the image and likeness of God. Define morality as a way of bringing out the good in the world. Identify steps in moral decision-making. Describe free will as the ability to choose the good and how this choice leads to growth and maturity. Define conscience 9
10 Awareness of how society often promotes values different from Catholic values and practices. Engage in service to the community in response to the Gospel call. State that we transform society by implementing the Catholic Social Teaching that strives to create the ingdom of God on earth. Show understanding of stewardship as a spiritual commitment to taking responsibility for global, environmental, and human concerns. Show understanding that the Christian life requires preferential love for the poor. Describe the difference between justice and charity. Both are needed for peace in the world. Correlate discipleship in Christ and moral life. Name and describe the two senses of Scripture: literal and spiritual. Recognize that to discover the scripture author s intention the reader must take into account the culture, history, and literary forms of that time. Show familiarity with the Acts of the Apostles Recognize the Holy Spirit as central to opening the eyes of faith in God. Identify the Holy Spirit received by the disciples at Pentecost as the major figure in the Acts of the Apostles enlivening the establishment of the after the ascension of Jesus. Show familiarity with the New Testament letters. Describe how the stories of the early Christian movement help us to understand the beginnings of the. Identify the various elements of such as community, Diocese of Saint Cloud, August 0 0
11 word, worship, and service. Discuss the as the People of God. State how we as a profess our faith together and to the world. Describe how we pray and work for the coming of the ingdom, but its fullness only comes at the end of time. Appreciate God s grace in our lives. Discuss how faith leads to discipleship. Recognize that God gives us only one life, unique and unrepeatable, and that when we die in God s friendship, we live forever in union with God in heaven. Show an understanding of all the parts of the Mass and the role of the assembly. Recognize the Easter Triduum as the pinnacle of the liturgical year. Appreciate that the Eucharist is the source and summit of the Christian life. Discuss how the prays for both the living and the dead through the communion of the saints. Recognize that some acts are inherently and seriously wrong. Identify that a moral conscience uses teaching, reason, and judgment to help us evaluate the moral quality of an action.
12 State that God s sanctifying grace helps us to seek holiness by our free response to doing God s will in the living the Christian life. Identify the fruits of the Holy Spirit as signs of the Christian life. Explore how social networking and other media shape our values and practices either positively or negatively. Create a personal moral code of conduct based on principles of Catholic moral teaching. Engage in service to the community in response to the Gospel call. Defend the s teaching that human life begins with conception and ends with natural death. Show understanding that the good of the human person is the purpose of society. Describe the common good as the sum total of social conditions allowing people to reach their fulfillment. State how personal sins have social consequences. Discuss social sin. Recognize that citizens are obliged in conscience not to follow the directives of civil authorities when they are against the moral order. Diocese of Saint Cloud, August 0
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