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Part III — Areas of StudyReligious Education Curriculum DirectoryThe Third Part of this Curriculum Directory is a principled statement of the content of ReligiousEducation for our Catholic schools:123It broadly follows the structure of the Constitutions of the Second Vatican Council and theCatechism of the Catholic Church.It distinguishes four principal Areas of Study, and for each area it names the key facets of theCatholic faith that form the core of Religious Education in Catholic schools.It goes on to outline the teaching content for each area as it unfolds in age groups during primaryand secondary education by way of examples.Since this is a curriculum directory and not a syllabus, the doctrines and topics designated are intendedto provide an overview. The more detailed notes for each topic are offered as an aide-mémoireto assist planning. Age-appropriate detail will be present in the schemes of work and classroom resourcesthat will be developed on the basis of this Curriculum Directory.Areas of Study and SourcesAREA OF STUDY VATICAN II CATECHISMRevelation Dei Verbum Part I: The Profession of FaithThe Church Lumen Gentium Part I: The Profession of FaithCelebrationSacrosanctumConciliumPart II: Celebration of theChristian MysteryPart IV: PrayerLife in Christ Gaudium et Spes Part III: Life in ChristIn the light of these Areas of Study detailed schemes of work can be prepared which ensure accessfor all levels of ability. The Areas of Study will also assist in the preparation and evaluation of classroomresources. It is for the local ordinary to indicate the precise manner in which this Directory isto be used and determine the resources used in schools. Diocesan officers will continue, throughsupport for teachers and in-service provision, to encourage collaboration and development in thework of Catholic Education.10
Catholic Bishops’ Conference of England and Wales — Department of Catholic Education and Formation1REVELATION: DEI VERBUM2THE CHURCH: LUMEN GENTIUM123456KNOWING AND LOVING GOD1 The Nature of Revelation: How Do WeKnow About God?2 The Nature of Revelation: God’s gift ofhimself3 Faith: the response to God’s self-RevelationTHE SCRIPTURES1 Divine Inspiration2 How the Bible came to be3 Sacred Scripture in the life of theChurch4 Understanding scripture5 The Shape of the BibleCREATION1 The Creation of the World and our FirstParents2 The fall from grace: Original SinTHE TRINITY1 The Revelation of Jesus about God2 The TrinityJESUS CHRIST, SON OF GOD12345Jesus Christ, Son of GodThe Promise of a Messiah and thepromise of redemption fulfilled in JesusThe Mystery of the IncarnationUnique role of Mary, the Mother of GodChrist Our Light: Redemption throughthe Paschal MysteryChrist Our Life: Jesus, Saviour6THE HOLY SPIRIT12The Holy SpiritThe Holy Spirit in the Church12345WHAT IS THE CHURCH?1 God’s Plan2 Name and ImagesONE AND HOLY1 Unity and Diversity2 Disunity: The Reformation3 The Holiness of the Church and theCommunion of Saints4 Mary, Mother of God and of the Church5 The Church since Vatican IICATHOLIC1 Who belongs to the Catholic Church?2 Communion3 A hierarchical ChurchAPOSTOLIC1 Apostolic2 Pope and BishopsMISSION123MissionVocation to missionProclamation, Dialogue and Ecumenism11
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