THE SINFUL ACTS OF OUR FIRST PARENTS DESCRIBED IN GENESIS 3 (originating sin)

ORIGINAL SIN

WITHIN OURSELVES (concupiscence)

THE SINFUL CONDITION RESULTING FROM IT (kasalanang mana) WHICH WE EXPERIENCE (originated sin)

IN THE WORLD (sin of the world)

Personal and Social Sins

PERSONAL SINS
THE RESULT OF GIVING IN TO OUR SELF-CENTERED TENDENCIES.

The Seven Capital Sins

Root Sins The roots of our personal sins These root attitudes incline us toward focusing on ourselves alone, ignoring everybody else.

What are the seven Capital Sins?

Pride Lust Anger Gluttony Envy Covetousness Sloth

Pride

is an exaggerated love for self,which makes us think and act as if we are better than others.

Covetousness/avarice/ greed It means to desire what belong to others leading to dishonesty , stealing, and injustice.

Lust

it is uncontrolled desire for sexual pleasure.

Anger

It is a destructive way of showing dislike of something, or someone.

Gluttony

it is the great desire for more foods and drinks (one's capacity).

Envy

it is the discontentment and resentment over or desire disadvantage possessions or attainments. is sadness in response to anothers success.

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Sloth

the excessive desire to avoid work and responsibilty.

Social Sins

it is the result of thousands or even millions of different selfish choices by as many different people.
an aspect of our society which doesn't resemble the Kingdom of God. The negative moral attitudes and acts or failure which run counter to the common good.

What are examples of Social Sins?

The Seven Social Sins

According to Pope Benedict XVI

``Bioethical' violations such as birth control

``Morally dubious'' experiments such as stem cell research Drug abuse

Polluting the environment

Contributing to widening divide between rich and poor Excessive wealth Creating poverty

 How can we combat the temptation of committing sin? What are the values that we need to develop? What pillar of Cor Jesu College will be developed by knowing the personal and social sins? In what way?

Capital Virtues Against the Capitals Sins

Capital Sin
pride humility

Capital Virtue

avarice
envy

liberality
brotherly love

wrath
lust

meekness
chastity

gluttony
sloth

temperance
diligence

pride

humility

Humility The capital virtue that recognizes our total dependence on God.

avarice

liberality

Liberality is a spirit of generosity for a proper and worthy charity that may involve the donation of our time, our money, or other possessions.

envy

brotherly love

Brotherly Love
Brotherly love is happiness in response to anothers success.

wrath

meekness

Meekness
is a form of temperance that controls every inordinate resentment at anothers character or behavior. We approach meekness by cultivating patient thoughts.

lust

chastity

Chastity
Chastity moderates desire for sexual pleasure, the bodys most imperious passion, according to principles of faith and right reason. Chastity opposes acts or thoughts that are inconsistent with Church teaching about the use of our reproductive powers to prevent defilement of the soul.

gluttony

temperance

Temperance Temperance is the virtue that moderates the desire for pleasure.

sloth

diligence

Diligence The decision to fulfill all of the responsibilities in our vocation or state in life.

1. Women who are using contraceptives as birth control. 2. Rommel exaggerates love for himself that makes him think he is better than others. 3. An aspect of our society which doesn't resemble the Kingdom of God. 4. Jestoni desires something that belong to others that made him do wrong. 5. Excessive wealth of some families in the country. 6. JC engages in excessive desire to avoid work and esponsibility. 7. Lust is the uncontrolled desire for sexual pleasure. 8. Cloning that is one of the morally doubtful experiments. 9. Glenn in his anger boxed his classmate who teased him. 10. Jason throws their garbage at home in the river nearby.

Lord Jesus Christ, help me to see what it is that joins us together, not what separates. For when we see only what it is that makes us different, we too often become aware of what is wrong with others. We see only their faults and weaknesses, interpreting their actions as flowing from malice or hatred rather than fear. Even when confronted with evil, Lord, You forgave us and sacrificed Yourself rather than sought revenge. Teach us to do the same by the power of Your Spirit. We ask this through Your mighty name. Amen.