#9 Flashcards

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Meanings of ecclesia/ekklesia?

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Refers to the Church. Means an assembly or to call out of.

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What is a sacrament

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A sacrament is a sign of sacred reality and the visible expression of invisible grace

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Connection to people of God

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This was the word used throughout the Old Testament to refer to Israel, the People of God

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Christians as the real Jews

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God was not abolishing his chosen people but rather perfecting them with his New and Everlasting Covenant

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Meanings of Kyriake

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What belongs to the Lord

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We help create and foreshadow

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Our eventual heavenly gathering when we celebrate mass together

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Three meanings of the Church

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Body of Christ, universal church, and local community

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Meanings of mysterium and sacramentium?

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S- describes the Church as a visible sign while the mysterium outlines the hidden reality of salvation

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Invisible elements of the Church

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Church includes all of her members, those in heaven, hell, or Purgatory

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Like Jesus, the Church is

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Both human and divine; we can see the visible realities using reason, but the light of the faith helps unveil certain mysteries

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Vertical and horizontal dimensions

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We are united with our brothers and sisters here on Earth, while we are united with Christ in heaven

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Our entrance into communion

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By faith and Baptism. Through Baptism the faithful are incoporated into the body

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By receiving Christ’s body

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We enter into a blood relationship with Christ, we are assimilated into Christ and are identified with one another, and we become what we receive

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The authority of the Church ultimately comes from

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Jesus

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ALL are

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Called to share in Christ’s kingly mission, but the ordained have a special responsibility in exercising authority, that has been passed down via apostolic succession and Holy Orders

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We are not

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A democracy

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Church hierarchy vs corporate hierarchy

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It is not defined by authoritarianism by rather by service performed out of love

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Jesus washed the feet of the Apostles as

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A model for them

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St Gregory the Great’s description of the role

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Is doing service exercised in the name of Christ

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Main cause with split to the Orthodox Church

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First among equals

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Other titles for the Pope

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Vicar of Christ, Supreme Pontiff of the Universal Church Successor of the Prince of the Apostles

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Pope specific location

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Sistine Chapel

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Oaths

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Observe the correct procedures, to defend the liberty of the Holy See, to maintain secrecy, and disregard any outside influence

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Rules for election

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Win 2/3 majority of electors. If not, redo the process

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Public blessing?

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To Rome and the World

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Main subject of first six ecumenical councils

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A response to numerous heresies on the question who is Jesus Christ