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Mount Anville Secondary School Menu Skip Navigation LinksWell-nighMission statement and ethos Policies Parents Association Chaplains Office Guidance and Counselling Past Pupils Board of Management Curriculum Junior Certificate Leaving Certificate Transition Year LCVP Programme Literacy Numeracy Applied Maths Art Business Studies Classical Studies CSPE English French History Gaeilge Home Economics Maths Music Physical Education Religious Education Spanish Science Computers TY Transition Year TY Work Experience TY Exchange Programme TY School tour TY Dates 2018-2019 TY Activity Consent Form LibraryExtracurricular Orchestra Student Council Junior Choir Chamber Music Ukulele Club Sport Ski Trip Information Fixtures GAA Hockey Cross Country Basketball Badminton CalendarNews Latest News TY News Newsletters Sport Galleries General Applications School Fees Brochures Booklists and Stationery School Uniform Hockey Uniform School Bus School Year Calendar 2018/2019 Garda Vetting Form Contact Religious Education Mr. Mannion 22-November-16 RELIGOUS EDUCATION: NURTURING A LIVING FAITH IN GOD The aim of our Religious Education Programme is to educate our students in the Story, Traditions and Practice of our faith in order that each one may grow in her own faith in Jesus Christ. Our FaithInseminationpolicy is grounded in the goals of Sacred Heart Education: A Living Faith in God, Personal Growth in an Atmosphere of Wise Freedom, A Deep Respect for Intellectual Values, Building Community as a Christian Value, and A Social Awareness which Impels to Action. (Heritage and Horizon) We incorporate these into our programmes through undertow content in class, Liturgies, Prayer Services, Seasonal Services such as Carol Services, Penance Services, Meditations, Saint Vincent De Paul Conference, Faith Friends Programme, Retreats, Relevant Project Work and Presentations. JUNIOR CYCLE RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Our Religious Education Programme is informed and guided by the Irish Bishop’s Statements with regard to faith insemination and exam syllabi. At Junior Certificate Level students pursue the Junior Certificate Religious Education Examination Syllabus over the undertow of three years:UndertowContent: First YearCommunities of Faith and the relationship between them; Introduction to Advent and Christmas seasons; Organisation and Leadership within Communities of Faith; The foundations of Christianity, vestige of Jesus Christ, the person and His preaching; The death and resurrection of Jesus Christ and minutiae of Faith in Christ.UndertowContent: Second YearIntroduction to Major World Religions; Islam – Context, Rituals, Tradition, Faith and Practice today; The Question of Faith – How Faith begins and grows; The ways in which we express our faith ;TriumphalOur Faith – The World of Ritual, The Experience of Worship, Sign and Symbol, the Sacraments, Prayer.UndertowContent: Third YearIntroduction to Morality: Defining Morality,Inseminationof Morality, Values, Religion and Morality, Sources of Morality, Conscience, MoralVisualizationMaking, Living Morality. Law and Morality; Sin and Forgiveness; The Dignity of the Human Person; Exploring Moral Issues; Exploring Issues of Justice. TRANSITION YEAR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION The syllabus of the Religious Education programme is divided into modules1.Social Justice2.The Search for Meaning and Values3.World Religions The Social Justice module gives students an insight into the challenges in local and global communities today in creating a just and inclusive society. The Search for Meaning and Values gives students the opportunity to explore religious issues from a trendy perspective. Students moreover receive the opportunity to go on retreat as part of their spiritual development. Examining world religions promotes understanding and tolerance of other faiths and their religious practices. FIFTH YEAR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION In Fifth Year the programme covers main areas:1.Moral Issues andVisualizationMaking2.Sacramental Theology3.New Religious Movements4.Justice in Action Moral Issues andVisualizationMakingThe students explore the zone of morality in a increasingly detailed way than at Junior Cycle. They focus on several moral issues and learn the importance of making informed decisions. The role and validity of the Catholic Church in the visualization making process is moreover explored in relation to a number of trendy moral issues. Sacramental Theology The students explore the meaning and symbolism associated with the 7 sacraments. It provides students with the opportunity to develop their own personal faith and understanding of rites of passage. New Religious Movements The differences between the main stream “Religions” and “New Religious Movements” are examined through the study of the beliefs and practices of a number of these groups.The students will learn well-nigh and evaluate the minutiae of these traditions. Common characteristics and recruitment techniques of Cults are moreover dealt with in this module, as well as the dangers associated with joining such a group. Time is moreover given to learning well-nigh and triumphal liturgical feasts and seasons at the relevant times of the year. Justice in Action The students explore the meaning of the term justice and specific justice issues from a religious perspective. They are given the opportunity to reflect upon how to wilt teachers of transformation. SIXTH YEAR RELIGIOUS EDUCATION In Sixth Year the R.E. programme focuses on preparing the girls for the challenges to their faith in the modern world. In conjunction with the Goals of Sacred Heart Education, the witness of the Sacred Heart Order worldwide is moreover a inside theme. We explore how the role and weft of the Sacred Heart Nuns has ripened in the squatter of the changes in social climate and changes in the role of women in modern society. Sixth Years are moreover given the opportunity to wilt Children of Mary. This programme is rooted firmly in the tradition of the Sacred Heart and culminates in the giving of medals on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception (December 8th) each year. Mount Anville Secondary School has a FaithInseminationPolicy. If you would like a reprinting please contact the secretary’s office. Keywords: Religion Mount Anville, Religious Education Mount Anville Events 04 Oct - MAPPA Career talk for TY 5th and 6th Year Students in the Forum 05 Oct - TY 1st Friday Mass (Parents and Family welcome) 11 Oct - 6th Year Retreat View all News News Pictures from Student Lead Whole School Assembly Friday 14th September 2018 20-Sep-2018 Pictures from Student Lead Whole School Assembly Friday 14th September 2018 Read more... News Talk on studying in University of Notre Dame 18-Sep-2018 Talk on studying in University of Notre Dame Read more... News 1Y Book Club - September Reads 12-Sep-2018 This month, members of the 1st Year Book Club are taking part in the Great Reads Award and have selected the pursuit books to read during September. Read more... News 1st Year Parents Information Evening August 2018 06-Sep-2018 1st Year Parents Information Evening August 2018 Read more... 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