Spirit of Truth, School Edition > Grade 5 > Unit 4
Lesson 18: Living the Sacrament of Confirmation
We must live the gifts of the Holy Spirit bestowed upon us and pursue the moral life in Christ in order to build up the Church here on Earth.
We must live the gifts of the Holy Spirit bestowed upon us and pursue the moral life in Christ in order to build up the Church here on Earth.
Justification cleanses us of sin and communicates God’s righteousness to us, making us inwardly just.
Society is a group of persons bound together organically by a principle of unity that goes beyond each one of them.
Morality is the quality of our actions whereby they are right or wrong.
There is no freedom except in service of what is good and just; because we are free to make choices, we are responsible for those choices.
Jesus is fully God and fully man, possessing two natures, one divine and human, united in the one Person of Gods Son.
God is love and created everything that exists — the heavens and the earth — out of love.
Jesus is fully God and fully man, possessing two natures, one divine and human, united in the one Person of God’s Son.
We each receive unique gifts from the Holy Spirit and can ask God for His grace to strengthen these gifts.
The Original Sin was a result of the lies and temptation of the devil.
Authority is the quality of exercising power over others and expecting obedience from them, and comes from God.
Moses was an intercessory figure and a covenant mediator.
War, which is the result of sin, can sometimes be unavoidable. In that case, the Church offers guidance called Just War Doctrine.
The true meaning of freedom is the ability to choose one’s actions and direct them toward God.
Jesus is fully God and fully man, possessing two natures, one divine and human, united in the one Person of God’s Son.