(2.12) 'The seven sacraments' 29 slides to aid pages 58 & 59. Objectives i. Know the names and effects of the seven sacraments. ii. Understand how the sacraments sanctify life. Key Terms 1. Sacrament: rites and rituals through which the believer receives a special gift of grace for Catholics, Anglicans and many Protestants, sacraments are ‘outward signs’ of ‘inward grace.’ 2. Laying on of hands: a symbolic gesture that passes on the power of the Holy Spirit. 3. Sanctity/sanctification: being made holy. 4. Witness: when someone shows their faith in their words and actions.

To aid Chapter 2, sections 2.1 to 2.13. Assessment guidance - Incarnation summaries - Sample 12 mark answer - practice exam questions. A tip on answering the 2 mark question.

(3.8) 'The Trinity and God's love' 26 slides to aid pages 78 & 79. Objectives i. Know what St. Augustine said about the Trinity and love. ii. Understand what Catherine LaCugna meant by the idea of the Trinity as a relationship.

(3.9) 'The authority of the Magisterium and its views on the Trinity' 32 slides to aid pages 80 & 81. Objectives i. Understand the importance of the Magisterium for beliefs about the Trinity. ii. Understand the teachings of the Councils of Nicea and Constantinople.

26 slides to aid 'why sustainability is important to many people and to understand how CAFOD supports sustainability projects.

The Magisterium and its views on the Trinity. Objectives i. Understand the importance of the Magisterium for beliefs about the Trinity. ii. Understand the teachings of the Councils of Nicea and Constantinople.

AQA Religious Studies B, Catholic Christianity with Islam & Judaism. (26 slides) Assessment guidance for Chapter 3- The Triune God (summary). Sample student 4 & 5 mark question and answers. Practice questions (exam paper)

(6.1) Eschatology- the Paschal candle - 25 slides to aid pages 142 & 143. Objectives i. Know the symbolism of the Paschal candle. ii. Understand how the Paschal candle reminds Christians that the light of the Risen Christ should be evident in their lives.

(3.12) Prayer and posture, 25 slides to aid pages 86 & 85. I. Know different postures of prayer used in Christian worship. II. Understand the symbolism of these postures.

(6.2) Michelangelo's ' The Last Judgement' - 33 slides to aid pages 144 & 145. Objectives i. Understand the imagery and symbolism that is used in Michelangelo’s ‘The Last Judgement.’ ii. Understand how this reflects Catholic teachings about judgements and the afterlife.

(6.4) Eschatology and life after death (29 slides) to aid pages 148 & 149. Objectives i. Know what is meant by eschatology. ii. Understand how the resurrection of Jesus has influenced Christian eschatology.

Death, Judgement, Heaven & Hell. 25 slides to aid 'The Four Last Things.' Objectives i. Know the importance of the four last things. ii. Understand how the love of God is shown in the four last things.

(6.11) The funeral rite - 21 slides to aid pages 162 & 163. Objectives i. Know what happens during a Catholic funeral. ii. Understand how a Catholic funeral shows beliefs about life after death.

The Last Rites (39 slides) Objectives i. Know what the last rites are. ii. Understand the importance of the last rites for Catholics.

(4.1) How church architecture reflects Catholic beliefs-28 slides to aid pages 90 & 91. Objectives i. Know how Catholic churches are designed and ordered. ii. Understand how the Catholic churches help the believer to worship.

Life after death (29 slides) Objectives i. Know what is meant by eschatology. ii. Understand how the resurrection of Jesus has influenced Christian eschatology.

Catholic beliefs on the: sanctity of life, euthanasia and the care for the dying (23 slides). Objectives i. Know what ‘sanctity of life’ and ‘euthanasia’ mean. ii. Understand how beliefs about the ‘sanctity of life’ guide Catholic teachings on the care of the dying and euthanasia.

(6.3) Memorials for the dead 29 slides to aid pages 146 & 147. Objectives i. Know the different types of burial that are accepted by the Catholic Church. ii. Understand how these practices reflect Catholic beliefs about the afterlife.