5: Call to Holiness Flashcards

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by virtue of being related to God

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Holiness

Holy

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a vocation given to us by Jesus himself

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Holiness

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3 ways we accept redemption god offers us

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Repenting of our sins
Believing in the gospel
Living a life of holiness

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2 ways we grow in holiess

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  1. Living a life of virtue

2. Cooperating with God’s graces

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5
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the habitual and firm disposition to do good empowering us to perform good acts and give the best of our lives

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Virtue

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opposite of virtue

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Vice

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bad habit that is acquired by repeated sin in violation of proper norms of morality

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Vice

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8
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virtues we can acquire through human effort

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Human Virtues

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other term for human virtues

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Cardinal Virtues

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4 cardinal virtues

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Prudence
Justice
Fortitude
Temperance

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helps us decide responsibly, associated with common sense and wisdom

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Prudence

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use of memory, foresight, imagination, and openness to learning to discover the right course of action in every situation

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Prudence

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13
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giving due to God and neighbor

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Justice

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14
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4 types of justice

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Commutative
Distributive
Legal
Social

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15
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justice that regulates relationships of exchange between individuals and social groups

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Commutative

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16
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justice that seeks fair distribution of the goods of creation

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Distributive

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17
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justice that governs what individuals owe society as a whole

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Legal

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18
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justice that applies the Gospel message to structures, systems, and laws of society

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Social

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19
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courage to conquer fears for a worthy cause

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Fortitude

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20
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the ultimate example of fortitude

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Martyrdom

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21
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dying for one’s faith

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Martyrdom

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22
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virtue of self-control

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Temperance

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23
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3 parts of temperance

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Abstinence
Sobriety
Chastity

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24
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tempers our desires for food and other pleasure-producing substances

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Absitinence

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moderates our desires for alcoholic beverages
Sobriety
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helps us control our sex drive in a way that fits our state in life
Chastity
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virtues infused into our souls directly by God
Theological Virtues
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3 theological virtues
Faith Hope Charity (Love)
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their origin, motive, and object
Triune God
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makes it possible to totally commit to God
Faith
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must be lived and strengthened through practices
Faith
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allows us to desire the kingdom of heaven and happiness in eternal life
Hope
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model of hope
Christ's Life
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allows us to love God for his own sake and our neighbor as ourselves for the love of God
Cahrity
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mother of vritues
Chairty
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the only virtue that lasts into eternity
Charity
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3 deeds taught by Jesus that shows charity
Obedience Reverence Sacrifice
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god's favor
Grace
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free and undeserved help that god gives us to respond to the call of holiness
Grace
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free and undeserved gift that God gives us that blesses us in many ways and helps us to grow in holiness
Sanctifying Grace
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god's intervention at the beginning of conversion or in the course of sanctification
Actual Graces
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specific gifts that come from particular sacraments
Sacramental Graces
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help that God gives to particular ministries in the church
Graces of State
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special gifts that the holy spirit gives to individuals to build up the body of christ
Charisms
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7 gifts of the holy spirit
``` Wisdom Knowledge Understanding Piety Fortitude Fear of the Lord Counsel ```
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looking at reality from God's point of view
Wisdom
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ability to uncover the deeper meanings of faith and the mysteries of God's magnificent creation
Understanding
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grace to see how God is working in our lives especially in moral decisions
Knowledge
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right judgement
Counsel
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ability to form our conscience in light of church teachings
Counsel
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courage
Fortitude
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strength to follow or convictions in the face of adversity
Fortitude
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respect shown to the lord through praise and worship
Piety
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Reverence
Piety
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wonder and awe
Fear of the Lord
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concern about the reality of our sin and to avoid alienation from god
Fear of The Lord
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power to discern with our intellects the laws god put into creation
Human Reason
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capacity to choose among alternatives and to use God-given talents to cooperate freely with God's grace
Free Will
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capacity to distinguish between good and evil in an act that one is going to perform
Conscience
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3 sources of morality
Object End/Intention Circumstances
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the matter of our actions/what we do
Object
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purpose for doing something
End/Intention
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secondary factors surrounding the action
Circumstances