Week of 02/12/24 to 02/16/24

 

12th Week 62/12/20242/13/20242/14/20242/15/20242/16/2024Co-Teacher Notes
Church History
Medieval HistoryDiscussion from reading: What were the major political and religious developments for each kingdom in the High Middle Ages?; Begin CrusadesRead Spiel p.223-228 and answer the following Qs: What were the reasons for the Crusades and who or what benefited the most from the experience of the Crusades? (use facts from the text to support your answers)cont. CrusadesRead HMV Ch. 84 & 85 p.656-667 and answer the following terms Qs: 1) How were the crusaders inside of Antioch rallied to fight the awaiting Muslim army stationed outside the city's walls? 2) What did the landscape outside of Jerusalem look like when the crusaders arrived in June of 1099? 3) Explain how the crusaders took Jerusalem. 4) How was the founding of military orders, like the Knights Templar, a fitting conclusion for the drama begun by Constantine at the Milvian Bridge? 
CalculusRelated RatesSection 4.6: 1-17 oddRelated Rates (con't)Section 4.6: 19-35 odd; 36-41Chapter 4 Review Exercises: 1-33 odd
Medieval English LiteratureSir Gawain: Seven deadly sins, praying to Mary and the SaintsWhy did Medieval folks venerate Mother Mary; is this heretical, did they simply not know or understand the Bible? 

Close reading - Luke Chapter 1: 
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=Luke+1&version=RSVCE

Mary, the Arc of the New Covenant: https://www.catholic.com/magazine/print-edition/the-biblical-roots-of-the-marian-doctrines

Optional, Deep Dive: https://www.ewtn.com/catholicism/library/mary-in-scripture-rediscovering-the-bridge-between-the-old-and-the-new-testaments-5655

Why did Medieval folks pray to the saints; is this heretical or did they simply not know or unerstand the Bible? Read: https://www.catholic.com/magazine/print-edition/the-bible-supports-praying-to-the-saints

Read "Quotes" section: https://docs.google.com/document/d/19ffd-KGkj18oZiX556lNiRseZuYL-HzZv69UjhD6P84/edit?usp=sharing
Quiz: Luke Chapter 1

The Blessed Mother, mortification, and asceticism - Understanding the context of Medieval Mendicant spirituality
Medieval mendicant spirituality: The Admonitions of St. Francis of Assissi - https://drive.google.com/file/d/1WTB2c7RnNcu84Huf0pEirxDXMA8ojARg/view?usp=sharingWho was St. Francis and what does he have to do with Medieval Literature?

"Perfect Joy"

The Admonitions of St. Francis of Assissi
Intro. to Physicshow does insulin regulate blood glucosemore on insulin and glucagon and other endocrine involvementwhat is asparamine