Spirit of Truth, High School > Course VI > Unit 2
Chapter 5: The First through Third Commandments
The first three Commandments help us to order our lives towards heaven.
Spirit of Truth, High School > Course IV > Unit 3
Chapter 7: The Church is One
The Church is one because God Himself is one.
Spirit of Truth, High School > Course E > Unit 4
Chapter 13: Dialogue with the Muslim Community
A major stumbling block to interreligious dialogue is religious violence. Catholics and Muslims should work together to establish peace and mutual respect through interreligious dialogue.
Spirit of Truth, High School > Course E > Unit 5
Chapter 15: The Catholic Church and Other Religious Groups in America
New Age Spirituality is an eclectic combination of beliefs and practices, some of which resemble Hinduism and Buddhism, as well as certain ancient Christian heresies such as Gnosticism.
Spirit of Truth, High School > Course E > Unit 6
Chapter 16: The Rise of Atheism, Agnosticism, and Secular Ideologies
Christians must life according to their beliefs and not as practical atheists presuming upon God’s mercy.
Spirit of Truth, High School > Course E > Unit 1
Chapter 4: Ecumenical and Interreligious Dialogue in Our Daily Lives
Evangelization is the means by which the Church carries out her mission of salvation.
Spirit of Truth, High School > Course E > Unit 2
Chapter 6: Unity, Diversity, and Schism in the Early Church
The early Church operated under the principle of subsidiarity.
Spirit of Truth, High School > Course E > Unit 2
Chapter 7: The Catholic Church and the Eastern Orthodox Church
Until the year 1054, the Catholic Church and what we now call the Eastern Orthodox Church were one.
Spirit of Truth, High School > Course E > Unit 2
Chapter 8: The Catholic Church and Protestant Christians
The Protestant Reformation was sparked by Augustinian priest Martin Luther. More movements of reform and schism quickly swept across Europe and, as time went on, throughout the United States.
Spirit of Truth, High School > Course B > Unit 4
Chapter 10: The Protestant Reformation
Protestantism took root in Germany, and other Protestant movements quickly swept across Europe, inspired as much by politics as differences in theology.
Spirit of Truth, High School > Course B > Unit 6
Chapter 17: Labor, Catholic Immigration, and World War
Conflict brewing between the various European powers broke out into the First World War in 1914, bringing tragedy and destruction on a scale never before seen.
Spirit of Truth, High School > Course B > Unit 7
Chapter 19: Renewing the Church
Following the grueling years of war and turmoil, the world and the Church needed renewal to move forward.
Spirit of Truth, High School > Course B > Unit 1
Chapter 2: The Underground Church
While the Romans worshipped many gods, they found it difficult, if not impossible, to accommodate the Christian monotheistic religion which led to many Christian martyrs.
