Unit 2 (2nd Semester) Theology

Jesus said: "I am with you....."

I am with you until the end of the age

Hierarchy

In general, the line of authority in the Church; more narrowly, the Pope and the bishops, as successors of the Apostles, in their authoritative roles as leaders of the Church 1. DESCRIBED AS BEING COLLEGIAL

What is Mr. Kelmn's model for the church

Inside the square: Holy Spirit OUTSIDE: Top Right: Sacraments Top Left: Scripture Bottom Left: Tradition Bottom Right: Magisterium

What did this Old Testament figure or event a typology for the New Testament: Adam

Jesus

What did this Old Testament figure or event a typology for the New Testament: Wondering the desert for 40 years

Jesus' temptation in the desert for 40 days

What did this Old Testament figure or event a typology for the New Testament: Pharaoh slays 1st born

King Herod Kills the holy innocents

What is the mediator, role, form, and sign for the 3rd covenant of salvation history

MEDIATOR: Abraham ROLE: father FORM: family SIGN: circumcision

What is the mediator, role, form, and sign for the 1st covenant of salvation history

MEDIATOR: Adam ROLE: husband FORM: marriage SIGN: Sabbath

What is the mediator, role, form, and sign for the 5th covenant of salvation history

MEDIATOR: David ROLE: king FORM: kingdom SIGN: temple

What is the mediator, role, form, and sign for the 6th covenant of salvation history

MEDIATOR: Jesus Christ ROLE: high priest FORM: universal church SIGN: Eucharist

What is the mediator, role, form, and sign for the 4th covenant of salvation history

MEDIATOR: Moses ROLE: judge FORM: nation SIGN: Passover

What is the mediator, role, form, and sign for the 2nd covenant of salvation history

MEDIATOR: Noah ROLE: Father FORM: household SIGN: rainbow

What did this Old Testament figure or event a typology for the New Testament: Arch of the Covenant

Mary

What did this Old Testament figure or event a typology for the New Testament: Eve

Mary

What did this Old Testament figure or event a typology for the New Testament: Passover Meal

Mass

Hellenistic

Of or relating to Greek history, culture, or art after Alexander the Great

Trinitarian

Of or relating to the Trinity or the doctrine of the Trinity 1. The Church's mission is essentially Tirinitatian, meaning that the work of the Church is the work of the three Divine Persons in the Trinity 2. According to the Father's enternal plan, the Church continues the mission of the Son and the Holy Spirit 3. The ultimate purpose of the Apostles' mission was to cooperate with the Holy Trinity's plan and invite people to share in the communion between the Father and the Son in the Holy Spirit

What is the mission of the Holy Spirit

1. Although Revelation and salvation are the common work of the 3 Divine Persons, the Holy Spirit is the primary agent of the Church's mission a) Over time the Holy Spirit reveals the mission of Christ b) The Church continues Christ's path, and because he shared the Good News with the poor, the Church must also do so c) Following Christ means sharing in his poverty, obedience, service and self sacrifice and even his willingness to sacrifice his life 2. Through the power of the Holy Spirit, the Church carries out its mission to bring all people into union with the Trinity a) because people live in harmony with one another only when they are in union with God, the Church is also a means of creating unity among human beings b) this unity has begun but it will not be complete until sometime in the future 3. The Church is a sign and instrument of the full realization of this unity, that final and eternal perfection in which people will truly be one in union with the Trinity 4. An important step in this mission occurred when the Holy Spirit revealed the Church to the world a) The Holy Spirit inspired the Apostles and other disciples to share the Good News with Jews and Gentiles

How did St. Paul preach to both Jews and Gentiles

1. Although he was called to be the Apostle to the Gentiles at his conversion 2. In his missionary work, Paul always tried to communicate the Gospel to his audience in a way they would best understand 3. Paul was comfortable in the cultural worlds of both Jews and Gentiles 4. Though he was a devout Jew who belonged to the party of the Pharisees, Paul was born and raised in the Hellenistic city of Tarsus in modern-day Turkey and wrote in an excellent Greek style 5. When preaching to a Jewish audience, Paul focused primarily on the Old Testament, explaining to his fellow Jews that the Scriptures prophesied the life, death, and Resurrection of Jesus 6. When he spoke to a Gentile audience, Paul changed his approach a) When he preached to Greeks in Athens, Paul began by relating the Good News to a familiar context b) Paul said that among the many altars set up to worship various gods, such as Zeus and Apollo, he had noticed one altar dedicated to an unknown God, who he proclaimed was the one true God who had created all things and quoted Greek poets to further support his points

What is the relationship between the holy spirit and Christ

1. Although the Holy Spirit and Jesus Christ have possessed a common mission since the beginning of time, the Holy Spirit was fully revealed to us when he poured out on the Church by Jesus at Pentecost a) Jesus did refer to the Holy Spirit in his conversations with the Apostles and in some more public settings but did not fully reveal the Holy Spirit until after his death, Resurrection, and Ascension 2. The mission of Jesus and the Holy Spirit are conjoined and inseparable a) whenever God sends his son, he also sends his Spirit, so when he recite the Nicene Creed, we should see all of Jesus' actions in the second section as a join mission with the Holy Spirit

How does the Holy Spirit build up the Church

1. At Pentecost the Holy Spirit's power to build the Church was made known 2. Once the Apostles had received the Holy Spirit, more than 3,000 people were baptized a) Jesus told his followers they would receive the Holy Spirit, he also told them what to do next b) The mission of the Church is to bring people into communion with the Trinity 3. The Holy Spirit builds individual's faith lives, builds community, and attracts new members to join the Church, which builds the Church's actual numbers

Incarnation

1. At the time appointed by God, Jesus Christ, the eternal Word of the Father, became man and lived among us on earth a) He took on a human nature without losing his divine natures 2. THE MYSTERY OF THE UNION OF DIVINE AND HUMAN NATURES IN ONE DIVINE PERSON

How did Jesus preach the Kingdom of God

1. During his earthly ministry, Jesus inaugurated the Church through his preaching 2. Jesus was drawing on the hope announced by the Old Testament prophets, who looked forward to a coming age when God's will would be done on earth 3. Jesus' message was intended for all people a) yet in a special way, Jesus directed his message to the poor and proclaimed that the nations would be judged on how well they took care of people who were hungry and thirsty b) Jesus also directed his message toward sinners, calling them to repentance and assuring them of the Father's great mercy c) Jesus' message often took the form of parables, which challenged listeners to make the radical choice whether to truly follow him 4. Jesus's listeners learned about the Kingdom not only from his words but also from his actions a) Jesus's miracles and his healings of the sick were signs that the Kingdom had already begun on earth

What did God make human beings for

1. God made human beings to live in harmony with him and with one another a) The church revealed on Pentecost is a means to this communion

Communion

Refers to receiving the Body and Blood of Christ. In general, your companionship and union with Jesus and other baptized Christians in the Church. 1. This union has its origin and high point in the celebration of the Eucharist. 2. In this sense the deepest vocation of the Church is Communion

What are the universal implications of God's call to Israel

1. God's special relationship with Israel was not just about Israel it had a deeper meaning for the rest of the world as well 2. The prophet's proclaimed a future when all nations would gather together with Israel in true worship a) the gathering of the people of Israel foreshadows the future gathering of all nations into one People of God 3. The Israelites, however could not fulfill and were not always faithful to their Covenant with God straying away to worship other gods for example a) the prophet Jeremiah spoke of God's plan for a New Covenant between God and his people

How did Jesus primarily establish the Church

1. Jesus established the Church primarily by the saving gift of himself a) this gift which was fulfilled on the cross was anticipated when Jesus instituted the Eucharist b) Jesus' words, this is my body expressed his complete self giving in handing over his life for the sake of humanity 2. By participating in the Eucharist today, we share in a mystical way, in the Christ's sacrifice and also in the grace that his sacrifice gives the Church a) This sacrament also increases the unity of the People of God and enables us to share in the divine life

Why is the Church governed by a pope and bishops?

1. Jesus set up this structure himself 2. He appointed the 12 apostles as leaders of the community gathered around him and he gave Peter a special role as the head 3. In order to build the Church and to proclaim the faith, Christ sent out his Apostles, giving them a share in his own mission a) he gave them and those who have succeeded them, the power to act in his place b) the bishops are the Apostles successors, and the Pope, the Bishop of Rome, is the successor of Peter 4. This structure and hierarchy of the Church established by Christ continues to this day and will remain until the Kingdom is fully established at the end of time 5. Jesus' choice of 12 Apostles reflects the 12 Tries of Israel, God's chosen people a) This aspect of Jesus' inauguration of the Church recalls the Jewish hope that someday the 12 tries scattered in exile, would be gathered together again

St paul preached to what two groups

1. Jews 2. Gentiles

What are the ordinary charisms

1. One any given day, you can see the ordinary charisms at work all around you

What is life like living in the Holy Spirit

1. Paul contrasted the selfish life with a life according to the Spirit a) Paul spoke of the fruits of the Spirit: love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, generosity, faithfulness, gentleness, self-control 2. the person living according to the Spirit is not focused on himself or herself but rather on the needs and well being of others a) Paul said the love of God had been poured out into our hearts through the holy Spirit that had been given to is b) This life in the Holy Spirit is the beginning, the first fruits, a king of sneak preview of our life in Heaven, where we will share in the perfect love and happiness of the trinity c) Think of people you know who are filled with the Spirit, they radiate calm and joy even during tough times 3. the Holy Spirit allows us to deepen our relationship with himself, the Father, and the Son, showing us that we are children of God and thus we can cry out Abba, Father

What familiar imagery does Paul use to preach to different audiences

1. Paul used examples suitable to his largely urban audience including a) athletes competing in a stadium b) military armor and weapons c) musical instruments such as gongs and cymbals and temples 2. Paul's ways of presenting the faith changed with his audience, but he never changed the truths of the faith a) effective evangelization includes a presentation that is appropriate for those who are learning or listening, but it does not distort the message

In God's plan of salvation, what does Pentecost mark?

1. Pentecost marked the beginning of the Church's mission of earth, when the Apostles were able to begin their work of evagelization and to baptize in Jesus' name a) No longer present on earth in the same way as before his death and Resurrection, Christ now lived and acted in the world through his Church b) In this way, and trough his sending of the Holy Spirit, Jesus fulfilled his promise to his disciples "I am with you always, until the end of the age

What are the extraordinary charisms

1. Some of the Holy Spirit's Gifts are extraordinary, involving spiritual powers beyond normal human abilities 2. A person's extraordinary charism of healing might be visible to others through a miraculous cure that has no scientific explanation 3. Speaking in tongues is also one

What did Jesus have to do to help him establish the Kingdom of God

1. TO help him establish the Kingdom of God, the father gathered people to become Jesus' first followers 2. Jesus sent out these disciples to preach the Kingdom and to make disciples of the nations, calling all people to join Christ's Church a) This group of followers, his disciples, became the Church, Jesus' true family, and the seed and beginning of the Kingdom on earth 3. The Church is thus a sign as well as the actual beginning of that perfect peace and happiness that all of us desire: the Reign of God mysteriously present in the world

How was the Holy Spirit involved in the Acts of the Apostles

1. The Acts of the Apostles records the events of Pentecost and how the Holy Spirit was involved in every aspect of the missionary spread of Christianity a) The Holy Spirit came to repentant sinners who were baptized and aided them in making decisions b) assigning Paul and Barnabas to a certain task c) ruling on what laws Gentile converts to Jesus must follow d) guiding Paul and Timothy to preach only in certain areas

The first Christian martyr was

St Stephen

Who really, really moved typology

St. Augustine

He was one of the original members of the society of Jesus, the jesuits

St. Francis Xavier

This saint was burned at the stake for failing to worship the Roman Emperor

St. polycarp

Who are the Church's charism of leadership

1. The Church has charisms of leadership, but these are Gifts of the Holy Spirit that enable a leader to provide benefit to the whole Church 2. In his discussion on gifts, Paul says that God has designated believers to be Apostles, prophets, teachers, administrators, and assistants 3. The founders of religious orders or congregations often have specific charisms that their followers also pursue a) St. Benedict's charism of combining work and prayer has inspired the spiritual life of vowed Benedictines and their associates for centuries b) St Francis's charism of embracing a life of poverty and simplicity inspired thousands to follow in his footsteps 4. As leaders and teachers of the Church, the Pope and the bishops in union with him has the charism of INFALLIBILITY SO THAT THE CHURCH MAY ALWAYS AVOID ERROR IN HER TEACHING ON FAITH AND MORALS

How does the Holy Spirit sanctifies the Church

1. The Church is sanctified or made holy by the Holy Spirit 2. The holy Spirit works to build up the holiness of the Church's members in various ways: through the Sacraments, through the virtues by which we live a moral life, and by the many gifts the Holy Spirit gives to each person a) Church members first receive the Holy Spirit through Baptism, the first Sacrament of Christian Initiation b) Baptism brings each person into the Body of Christ

How does the Holy Spirit animate the church

1. The Holy Spirit animates or gives life to the Church 2. St. Augustine said that what the soul is to the human body, so the Holy Spirit is to the Body of Christ, the Church 3. At Pentecost, tongues as of fire, symbolizing the transforming energy of the Holy Spirit, came upon the disciples 4. This power converted a group of disciples who had been huddling behind closed doors out of fear into bold missionaries, proclaiming their faith in the Risen Christ

disciple

THE GENERAL TERM FOR ANY STUDENT OR FOLLOWER OF A PARTICULAR TEACHER 1. In the New Testament, the disciples are understood as the seventy-two who received instruction from Jesus. 2. In modern usage, the terms is generally applied to all the baptized

Sanctify, sanctification

TO MAKE HOLY; sanctification is the process of becoming closer to God and growing in holiness, taking on the righteousness of Jesus Christ with the gift of sanctifying grace

Where was St. Paul born

Tarsus

What did this Old Testament figure or event a typology for the New Testament: Noah's Ark

The Church

What did this Old Testament figure or event a typology for the New Testament: manna in the desert from God

The Eucharist

What is the meaning of Pentecost

1. You may have heard Pentecost referred to as the birthday of the Church a) This can be misleading if we mean that the Church began on Pentecost b) Recall that the Father and his Son were involved with the Church before the descent of the Holy Spirit on the Apostles 2. The Church was born primarily of Christ's total self giving for our salvation, anticipated when he instituted the Eucharist, and fulfilled on his death on the cross 3. The outpouring of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost reveled the Church to the world for the firs time a) The Church itself was not a new entity, as she had been in God's plan from before the world was created 4. On Pentecost, God as the Trinity was fully revealed for the first time a) Jews who followed Jesus at the time of Pentecost worshiped the God of Abraham, Issac, and Jacob and also believed that Jesus was the Divine Son of God the Father 5. The action of the Holy Spirit at Pentecost enabled these Jewish followers to become aware of their encounter with God the Holy Spirit, the Third Divine Person of the Trinity a) For the first time in salvation history, God fully revealed himself as the Blessed Trinity b) This mystery of the Trinity, one God in three Divine Persons, Father, Son, and Holy Spirit is the central mystery of our faith c) God alone can make this mystery known to us

What are the five basic types of prayer

1. blessing 2. petition 3. intercession 4. thanksgiving 5. praise

What are bishop Barron's three spiritual truths

1. if you want to be happy, you have to play an emptying game rather than a filling game, 2. don't settle for spiritual mediocrity 3. be a rebel

What is the Holy Spirit's teaching role in the Church

1. The Holy Spirit had a teaching role in the Church a) Jesus told his disciples, He will teach you everything and remind you of all that I told you. When he comes, the Spirit of truth, he will guide you to all truth 2. The Holy Spirit also helps us understand the truths of faith 3. the Holy Spirit also teaches us to pray a) The Spirit too comes to the aid of our weakness, for we do not know how to pray as we ought, but the Spirit itself intercedes with inexpressible groaning b) When we do not know how to pray, it's good to know that we can call on the Holy Spirit, the master of prayer to help us 4. The Holy Spirit, as the master of prayer, not only intercedes for us but also instructs us in our prayer life, inspiring us to express new forms of the basic types of prayer: blessing, petition, intercession, thanksgiving, and praise 5. the Holy Spirit has been teaching people to pray for thousands of years a) the Holy Spirit operates through Tradition, the living transmission of god's truth to us b) The holy spirit is like a well of living water within the heart of a person who prays, but the holy Spirit also points the praying person to the source of the living water, Jesus Christ c) From the medieval Gregorian chants to the latest praise and worship songs, from the Eucharistic Prayers of the Mass to our own spontaneous prayers before we fall asleep at night, the Holy Spirit is endlessly creative in our prayers

What does the Holy Spirit do for the Church

1. The Holy Spirit, given to the Church's members by Christ, builds, animates and sanctifies the Church a) These three elements of the Holy Spirit's mission are evidence of the Holy Spirit's energy

Why does the Holy Spirit give gifts to every member of the Church

The Holy Spirit gives gifts to every member of the Church, no matter how humble, because each person can contribute to building up the Church

Who is the perfect fulfillment of the Sinai Covenant

1. The Son of God, Jesus Christ 2. As a jew he was born under the Law, but by taking the people's sins upon himself, he transformed the Law engraved on stone and engraved it upon his own heart a) He is then the covenant of the people, God's servant who brings justice 3. In fulfilling the Law of Sinai, however, Jesus did not abolish it a) instead he revealed its true meaning 4. Jesus thus initiated the New Covenant at the Last Supper "This cup is the new covenant in my blood which will be shed for you

What is God's covenant with Israel

1. The community of Israel foreshadows the Church 2. Just as God chooses us to be saved as part of the Church, so too did God call Israel as a nation to be his Chosen People as part of his larger plan of salvation 3. God called Abraham to leave his own country, promising him that he would father a great nation, Israel 4. Later God made a covenant with him, promising him land for himself and his descendants 5. Still later God entered into the Sinai Covenant a) As the people's part of the Covenant, God gave them his Law through Moses at Mount Sinai a) The Law is summarized in the Ten Commandments 6. Through the covenants, God established a special relationship with Israel as his Holy People

How did Christianity Spread so Quickly

1. The expansion of the Church's mission to include outreach to Gentiles increased the potential audience for evangelization 2. Paul's ability to phase important Christian truths in the Greek language, which enabled people from Greco-Roman culture to understand the faith, also attracted more intellectual members in addition to believers who were less educated 3. The Roman Empire greatly helped the Church in its mission a) The empire was large and unified and had a good road system for travel b) It also provided a certain level of protection from bandits and other threats c) By the fourth century, scholars estimate that approximately 10% of the people in the Roman Empire were Christian d) Later in the same century, when the conversation of the Emperor Constantine made Christianity the official religion of the empire, missionaries took the Good News to additional places such as southern Europe, parts of the Balkans, the eastern Mediterranean, and northern Africa e) Later centuries brought Christianity to northern Europe and the British Isles

What are the charisms the Holy Spirit gives us

1. The expression of knowledge or wisdom 2. Faith 3. Gifts of healing 4. might deeds 5. prophecy 6. discernment of spirits 7. the variety or gift of tongues and interpretation of tongues

What was the mission of the Apostles in the early Church

1. The mission of the Apostles in the early Church began during their time with Jesus, prior to his death, Resurrection, and Ascension 2. Jesus proclaimed the Good News and healed people and sent the Apostles out to do the same 3 The Risen Jesus made it clear that the Apostles' mission was universal to "GO AND MAKE DISCIPLES OF ALL NATIONS, BAPTIZING THEM IN THE NAME OF THE FATHER, AND OF THE SON, AND OF THE HOLY SPIRIT TEACHING THEM TO OBSERVE ALL THAT I HAVE COMMANDED YOU 4. Jesus provided the Apostles with a significant charge when he said to make disciples of all nation

Why is half the bible composed of events that happened before Christ was born

1. The reason is that the Old Testament still has enormous value 2. Together with the New Testament, it hands on God's revelation and makes known to us his plan of salvation 3. The old testament records the history of salvation from Creation through God's Covenant with the Israelites, which foreshadows and prepares for the Church

Why did the Apostles and early disciples travel so far and work so hard to spread the Good News

1. The universal love of God, who desires that all be saved, provided the motivation and energy for the Apostles and early disciples to travel throughout the known world sharing the truth of the Gospel with those who would listen 2. The Church needed to be missionary so as to share the truth that many people already longed for

What is life like ignoring the Holy Spirit

1. We may know about the transforming power of the Holy Spirit, but we have the free will to ignore him and live according to the flesh 2. The Apostles Paul contrasted a holy life lived according to the power of the Holy Spirit with a life lived according to the flesh 3. A person who lives according to the flesh focuses on immediate gratification of his or her own needs a) As a result, this person's life will be filled as Paul said with hatred, jealousy, lack of self control, and selfishness b) According to Paul, this person may well abuse alcohol and be sexually promiscuous in relationships c) The person who ignores the Holy Spirit is so focused on meeting his or her own immediate desires that he or she has no time to consider other people

Charismatic Renewal

2. The modren charismatic renewal movement in the Catholic Church began in 1964 among university students and faculty and has since spread into all areas of the Church a) Although not an official organization, it is a recognizable movement of the Spirit 3. THE FOLLOWING ARE SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF THOSE INVOLVED INT THE CATHOLIC CHARISMATIC RENEWAL a) Desire for personal holiness and a personal relationship with Jesus Christ b) Openness to the movement of the Holy Spirit in their lives, including (but not limited to) the extraordinary gifts, such as speaking in tongues and healing c) preference for lively and enthusiastic worship of God d) acceptance of the authority of the Church Magisterium to discern what is truly beneficial in the Charismatic Movement 4. The Charismatic Renewal has been affirmed as a legitimate movement of the Holy Spirit and a gift to the Church since Pope Paul VI in 1975

Gentile

A NON-JEWISH PERSON 1. In the Scriptures the Gentiles were the uncircumcised, those who did not honor the God of the Torah. 2. In the New Testament, St. Paul and other evangelists reached out to the Gentiles, baptizing them into the family of God

Covenant

A personal, solemn promise of faithful love that involves mutual commitments and creates a sacred relationship

Intercession

A prayers on behalf of another person or group

Charism

A special gift or grace of the Holy Spirit given to an individual Christian or community, commonly for the benefit and building up of the entire Church

Which new testament book records the events of pentecost and the missionary spread of christianity

Acts of the Apostles

Mary was taken body and soul into even at the moment of her death

Assumption

What did this Old Testament figure or event a typology for the New Testament: Israel's saved by crossing the red sea

Baptism

the proclamation of the Good News of Jesus Christ through words and witness

Evagelization

Holy Spirit

The Third Person of the Blessed Trinity, understood as the perfect love between God the Father, and the Son, Jesus Christ, who inspires, guides, and sanctifies the life of believers 1. The Holy Spirit first appears in the Scriptures in the Book of Genesis, in the first account of Creation a) here the holy spirit is present in the form of a mighty wind that sweeps over the waters 2. Throughout the Old Testament, the Holy Spirit is present and participates with the Father and the Son in the work of salvation 3. The Holy Spirit's greatest participation in the work of salvation can be witnessed in the New Testament, beginning with the Incarnation a) The Holy spirit is fully revealed at Pentecost, when he descended upon the Apostles, with Mary present among them

Pentecost

The fiftieth day following Easter, which commemorates the descent of the Holy Spirit on the early Apostles and disciples 1. After Jesus' Ascension his followers gathered together in Jerusalem at the time of the Feast of Weeks, the Jewish festival also known as Pentecost, which is Greek for 50th as it was celebrated fifty fays after Passover 2. The account in the Acts of the Apostles tells us that suddenly a noise like a strong, driving wind filled he house where Jesus' Apostles were a) Tongues as of fire rested on each one of them and they were filled with the Holy Spirit b) they began to preach i different languages c) A crowd gathered formed of Jews from Egypt, Rome, modern day Turkey, and Iraq, Palestine, and other places who were all in Jerusalem for the Pentecost festival d) Miraculously, each heard the message of the Apostles in his own language e) This multilingual chorus caused some bystanders to think that the Apostles were drunk 3. Peter, the Apostles' leader, clarified that these events were fulfilling Old Testament prophecies, especially the Prophet Joel's words a) Peter explained that the glorified Jesus himself was pouring the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles and enabling them to miraculously speak in such a way that they could be understood by all members of the audience b) Peter instructed his listeners to repent and be baptized so that their sins would be forgiven, so they too would receive the Holy Spirit c) 3,000 people were baptized that day

Infallibility

The gift given by the Holy Spirit to the Pope and the bishop in union with him to teach on matters of faith and morals without error 1. Infallibility extends to the whole of Divine Revelation 2. One way the gift of infallibility is exercised is when the Pope as supreme pastor and teacher, defines a doctrine as infallible a) The most recent infallible teaching was Pope Pius XII's proclamation of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary in 1950 3. Another way infallibility is exercised is when the bishops, together when the Pope, agree, especially in an Ecumenical Council on a teaching that all must hold because it is divinely revealed

Ascension

The going up into Heaven of the Risen Christ forty days after his Resurrection

What is the difference between the charisms and the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit

The seven gifts that describe dispositions or prevailing tendencies rather than specific skills as the charisms do 1. Charism can be developed 2. Gift is a talent you have been gifted with

Animate

To give life to

Petition

a prayer form in which one asks God for help and forgiveness

The holy spirit builds, sanctifies, and ________ the church

animates

The first sacrament of initiation:

baptism

The seed of Christianity is the what of martyrs

blood

What will the antichrist practice:

deception

Means "one who follows" or "one who learns

disciples

Jesus said, Go therefore and make______ of all the nations

disciples of all nations

Peace, patience and kindness and generosity are examples of the

fruits of the holy spirit

Understanding, right judgement and courage are examples of the

gifts of the holy spirit

Jesus proclaimed what and sent his Apostles to do the same

good news

The apostles spread what through the known world

good news

The third divine person of the Trinity

holy spirit

The followers of jesus accepted their suffering with what

joy

these people were honored to die for christ

martyrs

In Genesis, the Holy Spirit is present in the form of a......

mighty wind

What did the church need to be so as to share/spread the truth

missionary

What event marked the beginning of the church's mission on earth

pentecost

What we must do, in addition to being baptized to have our sins

repent

Blasmephy

speaking, acting, or thinking about God, Jesus Christ, the Virgin Mary, or the saints in a way that is irreverent, mocking, or offensives

Who persecuted Christians before converting to Christianity

st Paul

what is a synonym for covenant

testament

Magisterium

the Church's living teaching office, which consists of all bishop in communion with the Pope

What was revealed to the world by the holy trinity

the church

the holy spirit is the principal agent of what

the church's mission

typology

the study of how the new testament is foreshadowed in the Old Testament

excommunicated

the term used to describe someone who's no longer in communion with the church a) this is usually because the person is unrepentant

Charismatic

the word refers to a person gifted with the charism or graces of the Holy Spirit such as healing, prophecy, and speaking in tongues. Because self deception is always possible, the charisms claimed by such a person must be verified by the Church

Foreshadow

to represent or prefigure a person before his or her life or an event before it occurs

The living transmission of god's truth to us

tradition

The church's mission is essentially what

trinitarian

What was fully revealed for the first time, at Pentecost

trinity

True or False: a collegial person is willing to share power

true

True or false: anything that is alive has a soul

true

true or false: a collegial person accepts criticism

true