Knowledge- Delineate a comprehensive set of the constitutive elements of Catholic identity.
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Knowledge- Formulate their own vision of Catholic education that is rooted in the Scriptures and Tradition, and lived in their service to the school community.
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Knowledge- Deepen their understanding and appreciation of the Great Mysteries of the Faith: the Incarnation, Trinity, Paschal Mystery, and Eucharist.
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Skills- Assess themselves in the area of spiritual growth, reflect on several dynamics involved in the life of faith, and plan for a thoughtful sharing with other school colleagues.
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Skills- Prepare professional development materials for faculty and staff inspired by and based on their own understanding and appreciation of central convictions of the Catholic faith.
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Skills- Develop new strategies for articulating their own participation in the Great Mysteries.
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Skills- Access Christ in the Classroom Resources as appropriate, which are located on the OCS website, www.ocsww.org.
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Values- Be committed to a vision of the Catholic school as operating as an integral part of the larger civic community, the local church, and the universal Church.
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Values- Develop and nurture an ongoing respect for official Church teachings, especially the priority of the Great Mysteries.
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Values- Embrace silence as a vehicle for reflection, prayer, and community-building.
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Values- Engage in shared reflection, prayer, and community-building.
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Values- Develop a respect for the wisdom found in Catholic tradition, including official teachings, literature, music, and art.
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