Now the Apostles received the harvest of the Holy Spirit : the courage, confidence, and the zeal to go out into the world and proclaim God's salvation in Jesus Christ. Next Sunday!!!!! Happy Birthday to the Christian Church "Pentecost" May all Christians celebrate this feast of unity. Rome & Sorrento April 1 thru April 8 2013 Spend the Easter break in Rome, Sorrento Region, Pompei i, and Capri Part of our St. Mary family ? check it out, contact us at the school. 05/17/12: Seniors: All past due work is now due. Test and Quizzes must be made up now. Exams: Make sure you go over the following information for your upcoming exam. People/Terms: Ignatius of Loyola, John Calvin, Thomas More, Teresa of Avila, John Tetzel, Martin Luther, Melancthon, Duke Frederick of Saxony, Ulrich Zwingli, Henry VIII, Protestant, Marxism, Empiricism, rationalism, papists, deist, secularism, communism, Darwinism, religious nationalism, capitalism, Pius IX, Pius VII, Leo X, ClementV, Urban VI, Gregory VII, Paul III, Leo IX, Martin V, Urban II, Leo XII, Gregory IX, Gregory XI, Innocent III, Alexander VI, Clement VII, Matteo Ricci, Robert de Nobili, Alexander de Rhodes, Bartolome de Las Casas, David Livingstone, Francis Xavier, James Cook. Short Answers to study: 1. How did the missionaries to Africa respond to the persistent problem of slavery?\ 2. Explain how the growth of a native priesthood affected developments in the Philippines? 3. Briefly explain three convictions that were central to Luther's teraching. 4. Why was the Daughters of Charity founded? Why was this new religious order considered revolutionary? 5. For what reasons did the Latin American Indians convert to Christianity? 6. List, from the era of Gregory VII, four reforms in the papacy and clergy. 7. Name three reformers of the Late Middle Ages whose views were not accepted by the Church, and identify one dissenting view held by each reformer. 8. Who was Johcn Carroll , and why was he significant. 9. What were the results of the Thirty Years' War? 10. Why was Christianity banned in Japan in 1614, and how was it kept alive there for more than two centuries? 11. What were the main contributions made by Ignatius of Loyola and the Jesuits? 12. What message did Catherine of Siena bring to Pope Gregory XI? 13. What were Guilds? Go over your Catholic IQ information. Your exam will consist of True & False, Matching, Identifications, and Multiple Choice. It covers Chapter 8 thru 13. All text books are due at the exam, no book or not your book make sure you have $30.00. Congratulations to the Following students who are exempted from the exam: Sarah Buckley, Sara Kos, Shannon Rennie, Rachel Tlusty, Ashley Ahn, Joseph Billy,III, and Lauren Solski 05/10/12: Seniors: Time is running out for make-ups and missed assignments. Juniors: Ch 10 outline is due on Tuesday as all other past due work. 05/08/12: Juniors: Test on "Love is a Choice" St. Gianna Molla. 05/07/12: Seniors: Ch 14 Pgs. 287-293 begin at "Fascism" Juniors: Ch 10 Pgs. 290-296 up to "Militarism." 05/03/12: Seniors: All Ch 13 outlines are due Friday. Juniors: All Ch 4 outlines are due Friday. Begin CH 10 pgs. 286-289. 05/01/12: Seniors and Juniors quiz tomorrow on final section of your chapter. See previous day's homework assignment. 04/30/12 Seniors: Ch 13 Pgs. 271 - 279 due 5/2 Complete handouts from Friday. Juniors: Ch 4 Pgs. 132-139 due 5/2 Complete handouts from Friday. Welcome to my blog "Hogan's Religion Assignments" Seniors and Juniors you will be able to see what your daily homework assignments are as well as any monthly assignments that are scheduled. Each day before I leave school assignments are updated and are kept posted for the entire month. Monday assignments will be posted on Sunday night. The previous month assignments will be deleted on the first day of the new month we are back in school.. I can be contacted as well at shogan@stmaryhs.org Start blogging by creating a new post. You can edit or delete me by clicking under the comments. You can also customize your sidebar by dragging in elements from the top bar. | AuthorMy name Stephen Hogan and I have been teaching religion at St. Mary High School since January 2002. I am currently teaching Seniors and Juniors. ArchivesCategories |
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