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Grade 7 Sunday Religious Education Calendar 2013-2014 GRADE 7 SUNDAY SUNDAY Lesson # Text: Created from “Jesus of Scope and Sequence Next Sunday Gospel Prayers to be Studied Nazareth” video series September 15 Introduction No DVD Scenes are shown at Help students get to know each Luke 16:1-13 Sign of the Cross this class. other and explain what will be Two Masters Angel of God studied and how time will be used. September 22 1 DVD Scenes 5 & 7 A Message from God/The Luke 16:19-31 Sign of the Cross Scripture Connection: Annunciation Rich and Poor Angel of God Luke 1:26-56 September 29 No Class No Class Luke 17:5-10 Sign of the Cross Faith Angel of God October 6 2 DVD Scenes 8 & 10 Birth of John the Baptist/Joseph’s Luke 17:11-19 Anima Christi Scripture Connection: Dream Ten Lepers Sacrament Most Holy Luke 1:57-66 Matthew 1:18-25 October 13 No Class Columbus Day Holiday Luke 18:1-8 Anima Christi Persistent Widow Sacrament Most Holy October 20 Family Mandatory Family Event Family Event Luke 18:9-14 Anima Christi Event will be held at Holy Spirit Pharisee & Tax Sacrament Most Holy from 3-4:30 pm Collector October 27 3 DVD Scenes 17, 18 & 21 The Birth of Jesus Luke 19:1-10 Anima Christi Scripture Connection: Zacchaeus Sacrament Most Holy Luke 2:1-6 Matthew 2:1-18 November 3 4 DVD Scene 28 John the Baptist and Baptism Luke 20:27-38 Act of Contrition Scripture Connection: Conflict Hail Mary Matthew 3:1-12, Mark 1:1-8 Luke 3:1-20, John 1:6-28 1 SUNDAY Lesson # Text: Created from “Jesus of Scope and Sequence Next Sunday Gospel Prayers to be Studied Nazareth” video series November 10 5 DVD Scenes 31, 32 & 33 Jesus’ Baptism Luke 21:5-19 Act of Contrition Scripture Connection: Jesus in the Synagogue End Times Hail Mary Matthew 3:13-17 Mark 1:9-11, Luke 3:21-22 Luke 4:14-30, John 1:29-34 November 17 6 DVD Scenes 35 & 44 Fishermen/Disciples Accept their Luke 23:35-53 Act of Contrition Scripture Connection: Mission King of the Jews Hail Mary Matthew 4:18-22 Mark 1:16-20, Luke 5:1-11 John 1:35-51 November 24 7 DVD Scene 49 Entering the Kingdom of Matthew 24:37-44 Act of Contrition Scripture Connection: Heaven/The Rich Man The Second Coming Hail Mary Matthew 19:16-30 Mark 10:17-31 Luke 18:18-30 December 1 No Class Thanksgiving Break Matthew 3:1-12 I Confess-Confiteor John the Baptist Memorare December 8 8 DVD Scene 51 Miracles of Healing/Feeding the Matthew 11:2-11 I Confess-Confiteor split into Scripture Connection: 5,000 Jesus is Messiah Memorare two lessons Matthew 14:13-21 Mark 6:32-44, Luke 9:10-17 John 6:1-13 December 15 8 DVD Scene 51 Miracles of Healing/Feeding the Matthew 1:18-24 I Confess-Confiteor split into Scripture Connection: 5,000 Annunciation to Memorare two lessons Matthew 14:13-21 Joseph Mark 6:32-44, Luke 9:10-17 John 6:1-13 2 SUNDAY Lesson # Text: Created from “Jesus of Scope and Sequence Next Sunday Gospel Prayers to be Studied Nazareth” video series December 22 No Class District 204 Winter Break Matthew 2:13-15, I Confess-Confiteor 19-23 Flight to Memorare Egypt December 29 No Class District 204 Winter Break Matthew 2:1-12 I Confess-Confiteor Visit of the Magi Memorare 2014 January 5 9 DVD Scenes 56 & 57 Peter is a Rock/The Beatitudes Matthew 3:13-17 Our Father split into two Scripture Connection: Jesus’ Baptism Hail Holy Queen lessons Matthew 16:13-28 Matthew 5:1-12 January 12 9 DVD Scenes 56 & 57 Peter is a Rock/The Beatitudes John 1:29-34 Our Father split into two Scripture Connection: Jesus’ Mission Hail Holy Queen lessons Matthew 16:13-28 Matthew 5:1-12 January 19 No Class Martin Luther King Holiday Matthew 4:12-23 Our Father Jesus’ Ministry Hail Holy Queen January 26 No Class No Class Luke 2:22-40 Our Father Presentation in the Hail Holy Queen Temple February 2 No Class No Class Matthew 5:13-16 Glory Be Sermon on the Mt: Eternal Rest Salt and Light February 9 10 DVD Scene 59 Raising of Lazarus/Parables Matthew 5:17-37 Glory Be Scripture Connection: Sermon on the Mt: Eternal Rest John 11:1-44 Jesus’ New Law February 16 No Class Presidents Day Holiday Matthew 5:38-48 Glory Be Sermon on the Mt: Eternal Rest Love Your Enemies February 23 11 DVD Scene 65 Love Your Enemies/Types of Matthew 6:24-34 Glory Be Scripture Connection: Prayer Sermon on the Mt: Eternal Rest Luke 6:27-42 Lilies of the Field Matthew 5:43-48 3 SUNDAY Lesson # Text: Created from “Jesus of Scope and Sequence Next Sunday Gospel Prayers to be Studied Nazareth” video series March 2 12 DVD Scenes 73 & 74 Eucharist Matthew 4:1-11 Stations of the Cross Scripture Connection: Jesus’ Temptations Nicene Creed John 6:32-59 *Ash Wednesday, March 5 March 9 No Class No Class for any students Matthew 17:1-9 Stations of the Cross due to Catechist Institute The Transfiguration Nicene Creed Day – Held at Holy Spirit March 16 13 DVD Scenes 78, 87, 88 & 89 Three Denials/Empty Tomb John 4:5-42 Stations of the Cross split into two Scripture Connection: Samaritan Woman Nicene Creed lessons Luke 22:54-61 Matthew 26:69-75 Matthew 28:1-10 March 23 13 DVD Scenes 78, 87, 88 & 89 Three Denials/Empty Tomb John 9:1-41 Stations of the Cross split into two Scripture Connection: Man Born Blind Nicene Creed lessons Luke 22:54-61 Matthew 26:69-75 Matthew 28:1-10 March 30 No Class District 204 Spring Break John 11:1-45 Stations of the Cross Raising Lazarus Nicene Creed April 6 No Class District 204 Spring Break Matthew 27:11-54 Angel of God Jesus’ Passion Angelus April 13 14 DVD Scene 90 Appearing to the Disciples John 20:1-9 Angel of God Last Class Scripture Connection: Jesus is Risen Angelus John 20:11-18 John 20:24-29, John 21:1-14 Luke 24:13-35 Visit www.hscc.us/RE/ for additional information and resources. John Lamperis, Director of Religious Education, 630-922-0081, ext. 36, [email protected] 4 .
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