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	*; Reflection -- Being		*; Reflection — Being

	:: Goodness of creation. Why something instead of nothing?		:: Goodness of creation. Why something instead of nothing?
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	==== Monday ====		==== Monday ====
	*; Reflection -- Human Nature		*; Reflection — Human Nature

	:: What is the shared "ground" and dignity of human nature?		:: What is the shared "ground" and dignity of human nature?
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	*; Reflection -- Male/Female		*; Reflection — Male/Female

	:: What is different, how does complementarity impact our lives?		:: What is different, how does complementarity impact our lives?
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	==== Wednesday ====		==== Wednesday ====
	*; Reflection -- Nuptiality		*; Reflection — Nuptiality

	:: Chastity, tenderness, ascesis (self denial)		:: Chastity, tenderness, ascesis (self denial)
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	==== Thursday ====		==== Thursday ====
	*; Reflection -- Making the Gift		*; Reflection — Making the Gift

	:: What is different, how does complementarity impact our lives?		:: What is different, how does complementarity impact our lives?
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	==== Friday ====		==== Friday ====
	*; Reflection -- Uniqueness		*; Reflection — Uniqueness

	:: Same destination but every path is different		:: Same destination but every path is different

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	Belief in a Creator/ Creation is NOT compatible with an "Eternal" world (the medieval criticism of Aristotle), it is not a fundamentalist perspective of creation in seven 24-hour days.		Belief in a Creator/ Creation is NOT compatible with an "Eternal" world (the medieval criticism of Aristotle), it is not a fundamentalist perspective of creation in seven 24-hour days.

	Many have criticized Pope Francis for issuing his encyclical letter on the care of creation, ~~â€œLaudato~~ sii”, saying that perhaps he would have done better to issue a letter on the Church's teaching on gender or on the sacrament of marriage. Yet belief in creation, and respect for it, form the foundation for other themes such as human dignity.		Many have criticized Pope Francis for issuing his encyclical letter on the care of creation, “Laudato sii”, saying that perhaps he would have done better to issue a letter on the Church's teaching on gender or on the sacrament of marriage. Yet belief in creation, and respect for it, form the foundation for other themes such as human dignity.

	Humans share the category of "being" with all other created entities. Respect for "being", acceptance of the given-ness of existence, and embracing a place in the story are the foundations for discovering our own very unique place in it.		Humans share the category of "being" with all other created entities. Respect for "being", acceptance of the given-ness of existence, and embracing a place in the story are the foundations for discovering our own very unique place in it.
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	:: What is the shared "ground" and dignity of human nature?		:: What is the shared "ground" and dignity of human nature?

	Reflection on the origins of the theme: ~~â€œClothed~~ with the sun” (Rev. 12)		Reflection on the origins of the theme: “Clothed with the sun” (Rev. 12)

	We are clothed by God with dignity, not deserved or earned but given, it must be received and accepted.		We are clothed by God with dignity, not deserved or earned but given, it must be received and accepted.

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	Belief in a Creator/ Creation is NOT compatible with an "Eternal" world (the medieval criticism of Aristotle), it is not a fundamentalist perspective of creation in seven 24-hour days.		Belief in a Creator/ Creation is NOT compatible with an "Eternal" world (the medieval criticism of Aristotle), it is not a fundamentalist perspective of creation in seven 24-hour days.

	Many have criticized Pope Francis for issuing his encyclical letter on the care of creation, â€œLaudato ~~siiâ€~~, saying that perhaps he would have done better to issue a letter on the Church's teaching on gender or on the sacrament of marriage. Yet belief in creation, and respect for it, form the foundation for other themes such as human dignity.		Many have criticized Pope Francis for issuing his encyclical letter on the care of creation, â€œLaudato sii”, saying that perhaps he would have done better to issue a letter on the Church's teaching on gender or on the sacrament of marriage. Yet belief in creation, and respect for it, form the foundation for other themes such as human dignity.

	Humans share the category of "being" with all other created entities. Respect for "being", acceptance of the given-ness of existence, and embracing a place in the story are the foundations for discovering our own very unique place in it.		Humans share the category of "being" with all other created entities. Respect for "being", acceptance of the given-ness of existence, and embracing a place in the story are the foundations for discovering our own very unique place in it.
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	:: What is the shared "ground" and dignity of human nature?		:: What is the shared "ground" and dignity of human nature?

	Reflection on the origins of the theme: â€œClothed with the ~~sunâ€~~ (Rev. 12)		Reflection on the origins of the theme: â€œClothed with the sun” (Rev. 12)

	We are clothed by God with dignity, not deserved or earned but given, it must be received and accepted.		We are clothed by God with dignity, not deserved or earned but given, it must be received and accepted.

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	Belief in a Creator/ Creation is NOT compatible with an "Eternal" world (the medieval criticism of Aristotle), it is not a fundamentalist perspective of creation in seven 24-hour days.		Belief in a Creator/ Creation is NOT compatible with an "Eternal" world (the medieval criticism of Aristotle), it is not a fundamentalist perspective of creation in seven 24-hour days.

	Many have criticized Pope Francis for issuing his encyclical letter on the care of creation, â€œLaudato siiâ€, saying that perhaps he would have done better to issue a letter on the ~~Churchâ€™s~~ teaching on gender or on the sacrament of marriage. Yet belief in creation, and respect for it, form the foundation for other themes such as human dignity.		Many have criticized Pope Francis for issuing his encyclical letter on the care of creation, â€œLaudato siiâ€, saying that perhaps he would have done better to issue a letter on the Church's teaching on gender or on the sacrament of marriage. Yet belief in creation, and respect for it, form the foundation for other themes such as human dignity.

	Humans share the category of "being" with all other created entities. Respect for "being", acceptance of the given-ness of existence, and embracing a place in the story are the foundations for discovering our own very unique place in it.		Humans share the category of "being" with all other created entities. Respect for "being", acceptance of the given-ness of existence, and embracing a place in the story are the foundations for discovering our own very unique place in it.

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Notes for Teaching

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	*; Reflection -- Making the Gift		*; Reflection -- Making the Gift

			:: What is different, how does complementarity impact our lives?
			* [http://youtu.be/X8_0_ZbhhYk "The Destiny of Humanity: On the Meaning of Marriage" - Humanum]
	:: Friendship		:: Friendship
	:: Accepting those given to us (family, friends, mentors, etc.).		:: Accepting those given to us (family, friends, mentors, etc.).

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Thursday

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	==== Thursday ====		==== Thursday ====
	*; Reflection -- Making the Gift		*; Reflection -- Making the Gift



	:: Friendship		:: Friendship

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Monday

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	:: What is the shared "ground" and dignity of human nature?		:: What is the shared "ground" and dignity of human nature?

	::Reflection on the origins of the theme: â€œClothed with the sunâ€ (Rev. 12)		Reflection on the origins of the theme: â€œClothed with the sunâ€ (Rev. 12)

	::We are clothed by God with dignity, not deserved or earned but given, it must be received and accepted.		We are clothed by God with dignity, not deserved or earned but given, it must be received and accepted.

	::"All media should enhance, uphold and reflect human dignity, it should reverence the human body and the human spirit it should bring people together, it should promote the understanding of human persons and human communities and it should shed light on what makes the human person unique in all creation. Cf. Third media key: a Infinite Bandwidth		"All media should enhance, uphold and reflect human dignity, it should reverence the human body and the human spirit it should bring people together, it should promote the understanding of human persons and human communities and it should shed light on what makes the human person unique in all creation. Cf. Third media key: a Infinite Bandwidth

	::Discussion: How will we demonstrate the dignity of the human person in our use of media?		Discussion: How will we demonstrate the dignity of the human person in our use of media?

	::CCC 1700 The dignity of the human person is rooted in his creation in the image and likeness of God; it is fulfilled in his vocation to divine beatitude. It is essential to a human being freely to direct himself to this fulfillment (article 3). By his deliberate actions (article 4), the human person does, or does not, conform to the good promised by God and attested by moral conscience (article 5). Human beings make their own contribution to their interior growth; they make their whole sentient and spiritual lives into means of this growth (article 6). With the help of grace they grow in virtue (article 7), avoid sin, and if they sin they entrust themselves as did the prodigal son1 to the mercy of our Father in heaven (article 8). In this way they attain to the perfection of charity.		CCC 1700 The dignity of the human person is rooted in his creation in the image and likeness of God; it is fulfilled in his vocation to divine beatitude. It is essential to a human being freely to direct himself to this fulfillment (article 3). By his deliberate actions (article 4), the human person does, or does not, conform to the good promised by God and attested by moral conscience (article 5). Human beings make their own contribution to their interior growth; they make their whole sentient and spiritual lives into means of this growth (article 6). With the help of grace they grow in virtue (article 7), avoid sin, and if they sin they entrust themselves as did the prodigal son1 to the mercy of our Father in heaven (article 8). In this way they attain to the perfection of charity.

	::CCC 1701 [â€¦] It is in Christ, Redeemer and Savior, that the divine image, disfigured in man by the first sin, has been restored to its original beauty and ennobled by the grace of God.4		CCC 1701 [â€¦] It is in Christ, Redeemer and Savior, that the divine image, disfigured in man by the first sin, has been restored to its original beauty and ennobled by the grace of God.4

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Notes for Teaching

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	::4) accepting sexual difference as a call to communion and respecting the mystery of the nuptial destiny of the body ("vocation");		::4) accepting sexual difference as a call to communion and respecting the mystery of the nuptial destiny of the body ("vocation");
	::5) naming those commitments which are fundamental for my identity and allow me to live out the mystery in a concrete way;		::5) naming those commitments which are fundamental for my identity and allow me to live out the mystery in a concrete way;
	::6) My "Haecceitas" - the uniqueness one's own irreplaceable and unrepeatable identity and capacity to give.		::6) my "Haecceitas" - the uniqueness one's own irreplaceable and unrepeatable identity and capacity to give.

	==== Sunday ====		==== Sunday ====

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Notes for Teaching

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	The theme, "Clothed with the Sun", a reflection on human dignity, ties in with many of the current emphasi in the Church. The Extraordinary Synod on the Family 2014, the encyclical "Laudato sii" on care for creation, the 2015 Meeting of Families in Philadelphia in September, the 2015 synod of Bishops which will carry on the reflections of the 2014 synod... and even the preparations for World Youth Day 2016 in Krakow - a return to WYD's and theology of the Body's origins and the "original" Środowisko of JPII.		The theme, "Clothed with the Sun", a reflection on human dignity, ties in with many of the current emphasi in the Church. The Extraordinary Synod on the Family 2014, the encyclical "Laudato sii" on care for creation, the 2015 Meeting of Families in Philadelphia in September, the 2015 synod of Bishops which will carry on the reflections of the 2014 synod... and even the preparations for World Youth Day 2016 in Krakow - a return to WYD's and theology of the Body's origins and the "original" Środowisko of JPII.

			:The path we will take in reflecting on one's personal dignity runs from the general to the specific:
			::1) accepting that reality is created and intelligible, handed to me by a Creator, and that my "being" shares its nature with other "beings";
			::2) understanding that human nature has a special dignity among all created beings;
			::3) differentiating between "male" and "female" and perceiving sexual identity as a gift;
			::4) accepting sexual difference as a call to communion and respecting the mystery of the nuptial destiny of the body ("vocation");
			::5) naming those commitments which are fundamental for my identity and allow me to live out the mystery in a concrete way;
			::6) My "Haecceitas" - the uniqueness one's own irreplaceable and unrepeatable identity and capacity to give.

	==== Sunday ====		==== Sunday ====
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	Humans share the category of "being" with all other created entities. Respect for "being", acceptance of the given-ness of existence, and embracing a place in the story are the foundations for discovering our own very unique place in it.		Humans share the category of "being" with all other created entities. Respect for "being", acceptance of the given-ness of existence, and embracing a place in the story are the foundations for discovering our own very unique place in it.

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	==== Monday ====		==== Monday ====
	*; Reflection -- Human Nature		*; Reflection -- Human Nature

	:: What is ~~the same,~~ the shared "ground" of human nature?		:: What is the shared "ground" and dignity of human nature?

			::Reflection on the origins of the theme: â€œClothed with the sunâ€ (Rev. 12)

			::We are clothed by God with dignity, not deserved or earned but given, it must be received and accepted.

			::"All media should enhance, uphold and reflect human dignity, it should reverence the human body and the human spirit it should bring people together, it should promote the understanding of human persons and human communities and it should shed light on what makes the human person unique in all creation. Cf. Third media key: a Infinite Bandwidth

			::Discussion: How will we demonstrate the dignity of the human person in our use of media?

			::CCC 1700 The dignity of the human person is rooted in his creation in the image and likeness of God; it is fulfilled in his vocation to divine beatitude. It is essential to a human being freely to direct himself to this fulfillment (article 3). By his deliberate actions (article 4), the human person does, or does not, conform to the good promised by God and attested by moral conscience (article 5). Human beings make their own contribution to their interior growth; they make their whole sentient and spiritual lives into means of this growth (article 6). With the help of grace they grow in virtue (article 7), avoid sin, and if they sin they entrust themselves as did the prodigal son1 to the mercy of our Father in heaven (article 8). In this way they attain to the perfection of charity.

			::CCC 1701 [â€¦] It is in Christ, Redeemer and Savior, that the divine image, disfigured in man by the first sin, has been restored to its original beauty and ennobled by the grace of God.4

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