CHRTC 381 Lecture Notes - Lecture 6: Permeation, Academic Dishonesty, Edmonton Catholic School District

• School: University of Alberta
• Department: Christian Theology at St Joseph's College
• Course: CHRTC 381
• Professor: Paul Corrigan

Document Summary

Chrtc 381 lecture 6 permeation booklet (part i to vi) Gospel mandate for catholic educators: a parable of permeation, edward: "it is the everydayness of life that we uncover god, even if we do not realize it at the time" Jesus enters fully into the ordinary and familiar activities of people"s lives, and uses language that reflects the experiences of people in their daily lives: he speaks of the poor, the meek. Jesus models permeation for us in that it is in our relationship with others and int eh experiences of life that god is revealed and where god"s work is done. Part i: the visiona and mission of the church: the centrality of the eucharist - the sacrament of daily life, god"s saving action is accomplished through the death and resurrection of jesus. Religious and secular areas: no ultimate separation between "sacred" and "secular" can be acceptable in a.