Religious Education, Grades 6-8

Classes for students in grades 6, 7 and 8 will meet either Monday or Tuesday evenings on Zoom from 6:30 PM - 7:30 PM. This year all students will be studying Catholicism 101 an online resource from Saint Mary's Press. 

2020 - 2021 Class Schedule
Four Pillars of the Catholic Faith

Unit 1       Creed - What We Believe
Nov. 16 -  Welcome & Introductions
Nov. 23 -  Module 1: Catholicism
Nov. 30 -  Module 2: Revelation
Dec. 7 -    Module 3: The Bible
Dec. 14 -  Module 4: Jesus Christ
           Christmas Break
Jan. 11 -   Module 5: The Trinity
Jan. 18 -  No Class
Jan. 25 -  Module 6: The Paschal Mystery

Unit 2      Morality - How We Live Our Faith
Feb. 1 -    Module 7: Loving Our Neighbor
Feb. 8     Module 8: Original Sin, Morality and Grace

Unit 3      Prayer - What We Do
Feb. 22-  Module 9: Prayer
Unit 4      Sacraments - How We Celebrate Our Faith
Mar. 1 -    Module 10: Sacraments and Liturgy
Mar. 8 -   Module 11: Mary and the Saints
Mar. 15 -  Module 12: The Last Things: Heaven, Hell and Purgatory
Mar. 22 - Module 13: Review Challenge

2020 - 2021 Class Schedule
Four Pillars of the Catholic Faith

Unit 1       Creed - What We Believe
Nov. 17 -  Welcome & Introductions
Nov. 24 - Module 1: Catholicism
Dec. 1 -    Module 2: Revelation
Dec. 8 -   Module 3: The Bible
Dec. 15 -  Module 4: Jesus Christ
          Christmas Break
Jan. 12 -  Module 5: The Trinity
Jan. 19 -  No Class
Jan. 26 -  Module 6: The Paschal Mystery

Unit 2     Morality - How We Live Our Faith
Feb. 2 -   Module 7: Loving Our Neighbor
Feb. 9 -   Module 8: Original Sin, Morality and Grace

Unit 3      Prayer - What We Do
Feb. 23 -  Module 9: Prayer

Unit 4      Sacraments - How We Celebrate Our Faith
Mar. 2 -    Module 10: Sacraments and Liturgy
Mar. 9 -    Module 11: Mary and the Saints
Mar. 16 -   Module 12: The Last Things: Heaven, Hell and Purgatory
Mar. 23 -  Module 13: Review Challenge

The Kingdom Assignment is an exciting and rewarding program in which the St. Rose of Lima 6th graders will be participating. Each 6th grader will brainstorm about how they may be able to help someone in need, whether locally or globally. The children will be given seed money in the amount of $10 to carry out a charitable act and build God's Kingdom in doing so. The children can also enlist the help of family members and friends with their project. Examples of good deeds include baking goodies for the elderly, collecting gently used children's books and delivering them to a homeless shelter and visiting and bringing gifts to veterans.

The Middle School and High School Youth Groups are an opportunity for teenagers of the parish to join together in faith for various social, spiritual, and service opportunities.

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