Q2_Lesson 1. Allhallowtide PDF

Q2_W2-W3_L1. Supplemental Lesson: ALLHALLOWTIDE  Eyy, welcome! Mr. Russel O. Dulay C.L.E. Teacher 9 and 10 Keep calm and study C.L.E.  Guess the lesson for today based from this picture. Keep calm and study C.L.E. Doctrine Explain the historical and t...

Q2_W2-W3_L1. Supplemental Lesson: ALLHALLOWTIDE  Eyy, welcome! Mr. Russel O. Dulay C.L.E. Teacher 9 and 10 Keep calm and study C.L.E.  Guess the lesson for today based from this picture. Keep calm and study C.L.E. Doctrine Explain the historical and theological significance of Allhallows' Eve, All Saints’ Day, and All Souls’ Day; Moral Demonstrate reverence for the saints and the departed. Worship Say a prayer for the saints and the departed in observance of the Allhallows’ Season.  What is Allhallowtide?  Allhallowtide, Allhallows Season, Hallowtide, Hallowmas Hallows Season When is the date of All Hallows’ Eve? When is the date of Halloween?  The date of All Hallows’ Eve is OCTOBER 31.  What is All Hallows’ Eve?  Allhallows’ Eve, Hallows’ Eve, Halloween, All Saints’ Eve When is the date of All Hallows’ Day/ All Saints’ Day?  The date of All Hallows’ Day / All Saints’ Day is NOVEMBER 1.  What is All Saints’ Day? Allhallows’ Day, Hallows’ Day, All Saints’ Day When is the date of All Souls’ Day? The date of All Souls’ Day is NOVEMBER 2. What is All Souls’ Day? All Souls’ Day Keep calm and study C.L.E. Definition of Terms naman tayo. Supply the meaning of the following words. Definition of Term: HALLOW  Definition of Term: HALLOW In the Catholic context, "hallow" means to make holy or to sanctify. It is derived from the Old English word "halig," meaning holy or saint. Definition of Term: HALLOW Definition of Term: HALLOWEEN  Definition of Term: HALLOWEEN Known as "All Hallows' Eve," it is the evening before All Saints' Day. It was a time for reflection on death and the afterlife, as well as a celebration of the saints. Definition of Term: HALLOWEEN Definition of Term: SAINT  Definition of Term: SAINT A saint (from Latin: “sanctus”, meaning “holy”) is a holy person who is recognized for their heroic virtue and is believed to be in Heaven. This recognition can come through two main ways: Canonization or Popular Devotion.  Definition of Term: CANONIZATION  Definition of Term: CANONIZATION This is the formal process where the Church officially declares a person a saint. It involves a rigorous investigation of the person's life and virtues, and requires evidence of heroic virtue and, often, a miracle attributed to their intercession.  Definition of Term: CANONIZATION This is the formal process where the Church officially declares a person a saint. It involves a rigorous investigation of the person's life and virtues, and requires evidence of heroic virtue and, often, a miracle attributed to their intercession.  Definition of Term: CANONIZATION Definition of Term: MARTYR  Definition of Term: MARTYR In the Catholic Church, a martyr is someone who has died as a result of their faith. This can include people who have been killed for refusing to renounce their faith, as well as those who have died while defending the Church or its teachings.The word "martyr" comes from the Greek word μάρτυς (mártus), which means "witness." Martyrs are seen as heroes of the faith, and their example inspires others to remain faithful to Christ, even in the face of persecution. Definition of Term: MARTYR Definition of Term: HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION  Definition of Term: HOLY DAY OF OBLIGATION  Let us watch a video clip about the history and significance of Allhallowtide.  Important Events About ALLHALLOWTIDE Arrange the following events based on the video clip about Allhallowtide that you watched. Use the numbers 1-6.  Important Dates About the ALLHALLOWTIDE DATES EVENTS Saint Odilo of Cluny in France added the observance of All Souls’ Day. Pope Gregory IV declared November 1 as the general observance of All Saints’ Day in the Church. Pope Sixtus IV expanded the Allhallowtide triduum into a full octave. Pope Gregory III moved the feast of All Saints Day to November 1, the dedication day of All Saints Chapel inside St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome; and broadened the celebration to include non-martyr saints. Pope Pius XII eliminated the expanded 8-day celebration of Allhallowtide and returned it to just a three-day observance. Pope Boniface IV proclaimed the observance of all martyrs every May 13 when he dedicated the Pantheon in Rome as a church to the Blessed Virgin Mary and the martyrs.  Important Dates About the ALLHALLOWTIDE DATES EVENTS Saint Odilo of Cluny in France added the observance of All Souls’ Day. Pope Gregory IV declared November 1 as the general observance of All Saints’ Day in the Church. Pope Sixtus IV expanded the Allhallowtide triduum into a full octave. Pope Gregory III moved the feast of All Saints Day to November 1, the dedication day of All Saints Chapel inside St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome; and broadened the celebration to include non-martyr saints. Pope Pius XII eliminated the expanded 8-day celebration of Allhallowtide and returned it to just a three-day observance. Pope Boniface IV proclaimed the observance of all martyrs every 1 A.D. 609 May 13 when he dedicated the Pantheon in Rome as a church to the Blessed Virgin Mary and the martyrs.  Important Dates About the ALLHALLOWTIDE All Saint’s Day was originally celebrated on May 13 back in 609 AD as Pope Boniface IV dedicated the Pantheon in Rome as a church in honor of the Virgin Mary and all the martyrs.  Important Dates About the ALLHALLOWTIDE DATES EVENTS Saint Odilo of Cluny in France added the observance of All Souls’ Day. Pope Gregory IV declared November 1 as the general observance of All Saints’ Day in the Church. Pope Sixtus IV expanded the Allhallowtide triduum into a full octave. Pope Gregory III moved the feast of All Saints Day to November 1, the dedication day of All Saints Chapel inside St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome; and broadened the celebration to include non-martyr saints. Pope Pius XII eliminated the expanded 8-day celebration of Allhallowtide and returned it to just a three-day observance. Pope Boniface IV proclaimed the observance of all martyrs every 1 A.D. 609 May 13 when he dedicated the Pantheon in Rome as a church to the Blessed Virgin Mary and the martyrs.  Important Dates About the ALLHALLOWTIDE DATES EVENTS Saint Odilo of Cluny in France added the observance of All Souls’ Day. Pope Gregory IV declared November 1 as the general observance of All Saints’ Day in the Church. Pope Sixtus IV expanded the Allhallowtide triduum into a full octave. Pope Gregory III moved the feast of All Saints Day to November 1, 2 A.D. 731 the dedication day of All Saints Chapel inside St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome; and broadened the celebration to include non-martyr saints. Pope Pius XII eliminated the expanded 8-day celebration of Allhallowtide and returned it to just a three-day observance. Pope Boniface IV proclaimed the observance of all martyrs every 1 A.D. 609 May 13 when he dedicated the Pantheon in Rome as a church to the Blessed Virgin Mary and the martyrs.  Important Dates About the ALLHALLOWTIDE On November 1, 731, Pope Gregory III dedicated an oratory inside St. Peter's Basilica to "all the saints," adding the Apostles, the martyrs, the confessors, and all holy men and women from around the world. This expanded the commemoration of saints to include not just the martyrs but also those who led holy lives.  Important Dates About the ALLHALLOWTIDE DATES EVENTS Saint Odilo of Cluny in France added the observance of All Souls’ Day. Pope Gregory IV declared November 1 as the general observance of All Saints’ Day in the Church. Pope Sixtus IV expanded the Allhallowtide triduum into a full octave. Pope Gregory III moved the feast of All Saints Day to November 1, 2 A.D. 731 the dedication day of All Saints Chapel inside St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome; and broadened the celebration to include non-martyr saints. Pope Pius XII eliminated the expanded 8-day celebration of Allhallowtide and returned it to just a three-day observance. Pope Boniface IV proclaimed the observance of all martyrs every 1 A.D. 609 May 13 when he dedicated the Pantheon in Rome as a church to the Blessed Virgin Mary and the martyrs.  Important Dates About the ALLHALLOWTIDE DATES EVENTS Saint Odilo of Cluny in France added the observance of All Souls’ Day. 3 A.D. 837 Pope Gregory IV declared November 1 as the general observance of All Saints’ Day in the Church. Pope Sixtus IV expanded the Allhallowtide triduum into a full octave. Pope Gregory III moved the feast of All Saints Day to November 1, 2 A.D. 731 the dedication day of All Saints Chapel inside St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome; and broadened the celebration to include non-martyr saints. Pope Pius XII eliminated the expanded 8-day celebration of Allhallowtide and returned it to just a three-day observance. Pope Boniface IV proclaimed the observance of all martyrs every 1 A.D. 609 May 13 when he dedicated the Pantheon in Rome as a church to the Blessed Virgin Mary and the martyrs.  Important Dates About the ALLHALLOWTIDE Pope Gregory IV declared November 1 as the general observance of All Saints’ Day in the Church throughout the world and fixed the name of the celebration as the Feast of All Saints.  Important Dates About the ALLHALLOWTIDE DATES EVENTS Saint Odilo of Cluny in France added the observance of All Souls’ Day. 3 A.D. 837 Pope Gregory IV declared November 1 as the general observance of All Saints’ Day in the Church. Pope Sixtus IV expanded the Allhallowtide triduum into a full octave. Pope Gregory III moved the feast of All Saints Day to November 1, 2 A.D. 731 the dedication day of All Saints Chapel inside St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome; and broadened the celebration to include non-martyr saints. Pope Pius XII eliminated the expanded 8-day celebration of Allhallowtide and returned it to just a three-day observance. Pope Boniface IV proclaimed the observance of all martyrs every 1 A.D. 609 May 13 when he dedicated the Pantheon in Rome as a church to the Blessed Virgin Mary and the martyrs.  Important Dates About the ALLHALLOWTIDE DATES EVENTS 4 A.D. 998 Saint Odilo of Cluny in France added the observance of All Souls’ Day. 3 A.D. 837 Pope Gregory IV declared November 1 as the general observance of All Saints’ Day in the Church. Pope Sixtus IV expanded the Allhallowtide triduum into a full octave. Pope Gregory III moved the feast of All Saints Day to November 1, 2 A.D. 731 the dedication day of All Saints Chapel inside St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome; and broadened the celebration to include non-martyr saints. Pope Pius XII eliminated the expanded 8-day celebration of Allhallowtide and returned it to just a three-day observance. Pope Boniface IV proclaimed the observance of all martyrs every 1 A.D. 609 May 13 when he dedicated the Pantheon in Rome as a church to the Blessed Virgin Mary and the martyrs. Important Dates About the ALLHALLOWTIDE  Important Dates About the ALLHALLOWTIDE DATES EVENTS 4 A.D. 998 Saint Odilo of Cluny in France added the observance of All Souls’ Day. 3 A.D. 837 Pope Gregory IV declared November 1 as the general observance of All Saints’ Day in the Church. Pope Sixtus IV expanded the Allhallowtide triduum into a full octave. Pope Gregory III moved the feast of All Saints Day to November 1, 2 A.D. 731 the dedication day of All Saints Chapel inside St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome; and broadened the celebration to include non-martyr saints. Pope Pius XII eliminated the expanded 8-day celebration of Allhallowtide and returned it to just a three-day observance. Pope Boniface IV proclaimed the observance of all martyrs every 1 A.D. 609 May 13 when he dedicated the Pantheon in Rome as a church to the Blessed Virgin Mary and the martyrs.  Important Dates About the ALLHALLOWTIDE DATES EVENTS 4 A.D. 998 Saint Odilo of Cluny in France added the observance of All Souls’ Day. 3 A.D. 837 Pope Gregory IV declared November 1 as the general observance of All Saints’ Day in the Church. 5 1484 Pope Sixtus IV expanded the Allhallowtide triduum into a full octave. Pope Gregory III moved the feast of All Saints Day to November 1, 2 A.D. 731 the dedication day of All Saints Chapel inside St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome; and broadened the celebration to include non-martyr saints. Pope Pius XII eliminated the expanded 8-day celebration of Allhallowtide and returned it to just a three-day observance. Pope Boniface IV proclaimed the observance of all martyrs every 1 A.D. 609 May 13 when he dedicated the Pantheon in Rome as a church to the Blessed Virgin Mary and the martyrs.  Important Dates About the ALLHALLOWTIDE Pope Sixtus IV expanded the Allhallowtide triduum into a full octave (an 8-day celebration), added the observance of the All Saints’ Eve, and established it as a holy day of obligation.  Important Dates About the ALLHALLOWTIDE DATES EVENTS 4 A.D. 998 Saint Odilo of Cluny in France added the observance of All Souls’ Day. 3 A.D. 837 Pope Gregory IV declared November 1 as the general observance of All Saints’ Day in the Church. 5 1484 Pope Sixtus IV expanded the Allhallowtide triduum into a full octave. Pope Gregory III moved the feast of All Saints Day to November 1, 2 A.D. 731 the dedication day of All Saints Chapel inside St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome; and broadened the celebration to include non-martyr saints. Pope Pius XII eliminated the expanded 8-day celebration of Allhallowtide and returned it to just a three-day observance. Pope Boniface IV proclaimed the observance of all martyrs every 1 A.D. 609 May 13 when he dedicated the Pantheon in Rome as a church to the Blessed Virgin Mary and the martyrs.  Important Dates About the ALLHALLOWTIDE DATES EVENTS 4 A.D. 998 Saint Odilo of Cluny in France added the observance of All Souls’ Day. 3 A.D. 837 Pope Gregory IV declared November 1 as the general observance of All Saints’ Day in the Church. 5 1484 Pope Sixtus IV expanded the Allhallowtide triduum into a full octave. Pope Gregory III moved the feast of All Saints Day to November 1, 2 A.D. 731 the dedication day of All Saints Chapel inside St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome; and broadened the celebration to include non-martyr saints. 6 1955 Pope Pius XII eliminated the expanded 8-day celebration of Allhallowtide and returned it to just a three-day observance. Pope Boniface IV proclaimed the observance of all martyrs every 1 A.D. 609 May 13 when he dedicated the Pantheon in Rome as a church to the Blessed Virgin Mary and the martyrs.  Important Dates About the ALLHALLOWTIDE The expanded form of Allhallowtide lasted for centuries until 1955, when it was eliminated by Pope Pius XII as a part of a greater liturgical reform.  Important Dates About the ALLHALLOWTIDE DATES EVENTS 4 A.D. 998 Saint Odilo of Cluny in France added the observance of All Souls’ Day. 3 A.D. 837 Pope Gregory IV declared November 1 as the general observance of All Saints’ Day in the Church. 5 1484 Pope Sixtus IV expanded the Allhallowtide triduum into a full octave. Pope Gregory III moved the feast of All Saints Day to November 1, 2 A.D. 731 the dedication day of All Saints Chapel inside St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome; and broadened the celebration to include non-martyr saints. 6 1955 Pope Pius XII eliminated the expanded 8-day celebration of Allhallowtide and returned it to just a three-day observance. Pope Boniface IV proclaimed the observance of all martyrs every 1 A.D. 609 May 13 when he dedicated the Pantheon in Rome as a church to the Blessed Virgin Mary and the martyrs.  Important Dates About the ALLHALLOWTIDE DATES EVENTS Pope Boniface IV proclaimed the observance of all martyrs every May 1 A.D. 609 13 when he dedicated the Pantheon in Rome as a church to the Blessed Virgin Mary and the martyrs. Pope Gregory III moved the feast of All Saints Day to November 1, the 2 A.D. 731 dedication day of All Saints Chapel inside St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome; and broadened the celebration to include non-martyr saints. 3 A.D. 837 Pope Gregory IV declared November 1 as the general observance of All Saints’ Day in the Church. Saint Odilo of Cluny in France added the observance of All Souls’ Day 4 A.D. 998 on November 2 and it eventually spread throughout Europe and to the rest of the world. 5 1484 Pope Sixtus IV expanded the Allhallowtide triduum into a full octave. 6 1955 Pope Pius XII eliminated the expanded 8-day celebration of Allhallowtide and returned it to just a three-day observance.  Based on the videoclip, identify what are the different ways that people celebrate or observe Allhallowtide.  Dyad Sharing tayo. Choose a partner and answer this question. Each pair will be assigned a number. Some students will be called to share the content of their partner’s sharing.  Here is the question. You have minutes five (5) minutes to talk about it with your partner. Give a personal definition, description, or understanding of the following: Death Final Judgment Heaven Hell Purgatory  Time is up. Sino pwede mag-share ng pinag-usapan nila? Give a personal definition, description, or understanding of the following: Death Final Judgment Heaven Hell Purgatory Okay, since waley volunteer. I am going to flash a number. The number corresponds to the pair number. The chosen pair will be the “volunteers”. Here we go. 3 Eeyyy. 6 Yun lang. 9 Awit. 12 Aguy. 15 Definition of Term: DEATH Definition of Term: DEATH  Definition of Term: JUDGMENT Definition of Term: JUDGMENT Definition of Term: HEAVEN Definition of Term: HEAVEN Definition of Term: HELL Definition of Term: HELL  Definition of Term: PURGATORY  Definition of Term: PURGATORY Purgatory is a state of purification after death for souls who are destined for Heaven but still need to be cleansed of remaining sin or imperfections. It's like a spiritual "laundry" where souls are purified before entering the perfect joy of Heaven.  Definition of Term: PURGATORY KEY POINTS TO REMEMBER: Not eternal punishment: Unlike Hell, Purgatory is not an eternal state of suffering. Purification, not punishment: It's a process of cleansing, not punishment for wrongdoing. Temporal, not eternal: It's a temporary state, not an endless one. Prayer and good works help: Prayers and sacrifices offered for the souls in Purgatory can help shorten their time there. Let us talk about the All Saints’ Day  The whole idea of All Saints’ Day is linked with the belief in the Communion of Saints as stated in the Apostles’ Creed. “I believe in the Holy Spirit, the holy Catholic Church, the COMMUNION OF SAINTS, the forgiveness of sins, the resurrection of the body, and the life everlasting. Amen.”  What is the meaning of COMMUNION OF SAINTS? According to the Catechism of the Catholic Church (CCC 962), it is the belief that all of God’s people in Heaven, on earth, and those in Purgatory are linked together in communion, and thus form ONE Church. In other words, it is the spiritual union of all Christians, both the living and the dead.  Our belief in the COMMUNION OF SAINTS comes with the belief that there are three (3) states of the Church, namely: Militant / Pilgrim Church: The faithful on Earth who are still striving to live a holy life and grow in their faith. Penitent / Suffering Church: The souls in Purgatory who are being purified before entering Heaven. Triumphant / Glorified Church: The saints in Heaven who are eternally united with God.  The bottom line is that the COMMUNION OF SAINTS is the Church itself.(CCC 946) What are the relationships between the three states of the Church in the COMMUNION OF SAINTS? Let us talk about the All Souls’ Day  The month of November is dedicated to the Holy Souls in Purgatory. The Church commemorates all her faithful children who have departed from this life, but have not yet attained the joys of heaven. St. Paul warns us that we must not be ignorant concerning the dead, nor sorrowful, "even as others who have no hope... For the Lord Himself shall come down from heaven... and the dead who are in Christ shall rise.  According to Catholic belief, the soul of a person who dies can go to one of three places. The first is heaven, where a person who dies in a state of perfect grace and communion with God goes. The second is hell, where those who die in a state of mortal sin are naturally condemned by their choice. The intermediate option is purgatory, which is thought to be where most people, free of mortal sin, but still in a state of lesser (venial) sin, must go. The Catechism of the Catholic Church teaches: “All who die in God’s grace and friendship, but still imperfectly purified, are indeed assured of their eternal salvation; but after death they undergo purification, so as to achieve the holiness necessary to enter the joy of heaven.” (CCC 1030)  All Souls’ Day, in Roman Catholicism, a day for commemoration of all the faithful departed, those baptized Christians who are believed to be in purgatory because they died with the guilt of lesser sins on their souls. It is observed on November 2.  Roman Catholic doctrine holds that the prayers of the faithful on earth will help cleanse these souls in order to fit them for the vision of God in heaven, and the day is dedicated to prayer and remembrance. Requiem masses are commonly held, and many people visit and sometimes decorate the graves of loved ones. The Church has always taught us to pray for those who have gone into eternity. Even in the Old Testament prayers and alms were offered for the souls of the dead by those who thought "well and religiously concerning the resurrection." It was believed that "they who had fallen asleep with godliness had great grace laid up for them" and that "it is therefore a holy and wholesome thought to pray for the dead, that they may be loosed from sins." We know that a defiled soul cannot enter into heaven.  What VALUE or VIRTUE is manifested in the etymological meaning of Undas? Doctrine Explain the historical and theological significance of Allhallows' Eve, All Saints’ Day, and All Souls’ Day; Moral Demonstrate reverence for the saints and the departed. Worship Say a prayer for the saints and the departed in observance of the Allhallows’ Season. Let us recap the content of the lesson by answering the following questions. What is the key WORD you remember from the lesson and its meaning or description?  What is the key PIECE OF INFORMATION you remember from the lesson?  What is the key VALUE or VIRTUE you were made aware of by the lesson discussed? What LIFE LESSONS can we learn about Allhallowtide?