This lesson presents the three main elements of moral action: free choice, conscientious decision-making, and personal and community responsibility.
Using the three key questions (What? Why? In what circumstances?) we learn to recognise and evaluate our moral actions.
This lesson shows Jesus' merciful, healing, and forgiving actions, and how you can apply them in your everyday lives.
This lesson shows how Jesus stood up against injustice, welcomed everyone, and how you can apply His example to today's situations.
Learn the difference between false and true freedom, and make wise choices in everyday life!
This lesson teaches that conscience helps you recognise your mistakes and shows the way towards growth and a fresh start.
In this lesson we explore the concept of individual and collective responsibility, and how our decisions affect others and the community.
This lesson explores the ripple effects of decisions and the responsibility of setting a good example.
This lesson examines the internal effects of decisions, the difference between guilt and taking responsibility, and the possibilities of making amends and of forgiveness.
Explore how Jesus chose the twelve apostles, and how He prepared them in His unique 'school' to transform the world.
An exciting journey from the miracle of Pentecost to the apostles' worldwide mission – how a small community in Jerusalem became a movement that transformed the world.
In this lesson, you will explore the unique talents and calling that God has given each of you, and how you can use these gifts in the church community and in your everyday lives.
In this lesson, we examine young people's attitudes towards life and analyze them within a Christian framework.
This lesson explores the Church as a family, where everyone has a place, a role, and a calling to serve. You will learn about community, responsibility, and living out the faith together.
This lesson demonstrates that the search for God has been a human need throughout every era and continues to appear in many forms today.
This lesson helps you understand your own experiences of suffering and recognise that suffering is a natural part of human life.
This lesson examines how evil spreads in communities and what social and environmental consequences it has.
This lesson helps us recognise our mistakes and set off in a better direction.
This lesson presents how conscience is formed throughout your lives and how the Christian faith and the Church help you choose the right path.
This lesson presents the value of human life from a Christian perspective, focusing on life as a gift.
In this lesson, you will examine the Christian understanding of sickness and weakness, as well as how the Anointing of the Sick expresses God's closeness.
In this lesson, you will examine the human intentions and aspirations behind the efforts to improve life.
In this lesson, we will explore how forgiveness becomes the heart of a community, and how we ourselves can contribute to creating a more united and happier community around us.