Cardinal Manning

Learning Objectives:
1. Make links between the virtues of faith, hope and love and the life of a person who was an example of faith made active in love (Cardinal Manning).
2. Reflect on how the virtues of faith, hope and love help them to be a good neighbour.

Resources Include: 
- Fully editable lesson PowerPoint
- PowerPoint Template - A template of a slide for pupils to design about Cardinal Manning. Differentiation included.
- A Virtuous Man - A set of questions on a worksheet for pupils to answer. Differentiation included.

Religious Education Directory Links:
U4.1.6 - Make links between prayers that show trust in God and the virtues of faith, hope, and love.
D4.1.1 - Describing and explaining the virtues: faith, hope, and love making links between these virtues of and the life of a person who was an example of faith made active in love (e.g., the intervention of Cardinal Manning in the London dockworker’s strike in 1889).
R4.1.1 - Considering how their own lives and the lives of their communities could be transformed by the virtues of faith, hope, and love.
R4.1.2 - Reflecting on how the virtues of faith, hope and love help them to be a good neighbour.

Scheme of Work: Year 4 Creation & Covenant - Lesson 11 _______________________________________________________________________________

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