3.1 - The Church is ONE Flashcards

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The 4 marks of the church (essential characteristics of the church)

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One - unity (nature of a choir)
Holy - set apart (soloist)
Catholic - universal (from around the world)
Apostolic - one who is sent on a mission (leader = conductor, sends editor on a mission)

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One (1st Mark)

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Trinity is the ultimate source of the church’s unity

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Hypostatic Union

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Jesus is fully human and fully God

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Greatest bond of unity

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God’s love

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Visible bonds of church’s unity

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Faith - doctrines, our belief in God (theological virtue)
Worship - sacraments, sacrifice, mass
Apostolic succession - accurately passing on authority of Christ to bishops throughout history

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Creed

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Official profession of faiths/beliefs
Nicene creed: developed by 2 early ecumenical councils
Apostles’ creed: developed from baptismal creed of the early Church of Rome

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Sacrament

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Efficacious sign of God’s grace, instituted by Christ and entrusted to the church
(Baptism, confirmation, Eucharist, reconciliation, matrimony, holy orders, anointing of the sick)

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Every mass includes…

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Same readings
Reception of the body and blood of Christ

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Apostolic succession

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Christ passed down his power and authority to the apostles who passed it down to the bishops
(Guarantees we are learning the same truths about our faith that people 2000 years ago learned)

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Schism

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Major division caused by the refusal to follow the authority of the pope as successor to St. Peter

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Heresy

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From Greek word “haeresis”, means parting or fracture. A teaching that deviates from the accepted doctrine

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Great schism

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East-west schism - division between the Roman Catholic Church and The Eastern Orthodox (1054 AD)

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Orthodox churches…

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Not in union with the pope (in schism)
Used leavend bread for Eucharist
Clerical celibacy enforced only for bishops rather than both

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14
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Praying with icons help…

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To develop intimacy with God
To contemplate someone deeply

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Protestant reformation

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Protesting the doctrines and dogmas
Many groups broke away from the church and formed ecclesial communities (1517)

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Ecclesial communities

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Led to invalid apostolic succession

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Dogma

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Central teaching of the church, divinity inspired, defined by the magisterium, and considered definitive and authoritative

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Council of Trent

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1545 - 1563
Justification through faith AND good works based on letters in NT
Attempted to restore unity among all Christians but was unsuccessful

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Reforming from within
These leaders stayed in the church to fix the valid issuesthe Protestants brought up

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St. Ignatius - Jesuits
St. Theresa of Avila - Doctor of church
St. Charles Borromeo - reformed seminary

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Ecumenism

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Modern attempt to restore unity among Christians

21
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Two goals of ecumenism

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1.) Mutual understanding
2.) cooperation in assisting the poor and needy