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* G11.LO10 - Discover when Holy Chrism is used. | * G11.LO10 - Discover when Holy Chrism is used. | ||
| + | * G11.LO11 - Draw a connection to making own Chrism and autocephaly. | ||
* G11.LO12 - Examine how those who are Chrismated are putting on the physical substance of the Holy Spirit but also putting on Christ, the Anointed One of God. | * G11.LO12 - Examine how those who are Chrismated are putting on the physical substance of the Holy Spirit but also putting on Christ, the Anointed One of God. | ||
| − | * G11.LO13 - Examine the process of making Holy Chrism and elaborate on the service and symbolism of the service. | + | * G11.LO13 - Examine the process of making Holy Chrism and elaborate on the service and symbolism of the service. |
===[[Consecration of the Building of the Church]]=== | ===[[Consecration of the Building of the Church]]=== | ||
Revision as of 16:36, 28 July 2022
Contents
Textbook
Learning Outcomes
Holy Chrismation
- G11.LO10 - Discover when Holy Chrism is used.
- G11.LO11 - Draw a connection to making own Chrism and autocephaly.
- G11.LO12 - Examine how those who are Chrismated are putting on the physical substance of the Holy Spirit but also putting on Christ, the Anointed One of God.
- G11.LO13 - Examine the process of making Holy Chrism and elaborate on the service and symbolism of the service.
Consecration of the Building of the Church
- G11.LO29 - Consider how the consecrated Church is a set apart place with the special presence of God for the faithful to commune and pray.
- G11.LO30 - Discuss how the worshiping community thus becomes the temple of God and gets renewed in truth, righteousness and love.
- G11.LO31 - Consider the significance of the consecration of the Church in connection with other mysteries.
