Ch 6 Flashcards

1
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A prayer, either formal or informal, penitents pray at the sacrament of penance to express sorrow for their sins

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Act of contrition

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2
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The act of giving money or material goods to anyone who is needy

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Alms giving

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3
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The denial of Christ and the repudiation of the Christian Faith by a baptized person

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Apostasy

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4
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The unity of all those living on earth (the pilgrim church), those being purified in purgatory (the church suffering), and those enjoying the blessings of heaven (the church in glory)

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Communion of saints

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5
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An inclination to commit sin that can be found in human desires and appetites as a result of original sin

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Concupiscence

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6
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Acknowledging and telling ones sins to a priest

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Confession

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7
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Heartfelt sorrow and aversion for sins committed, along with the intention of sinning no more

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Contrition

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8
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The first step of a sinner to repentance and returning in love to God the Father

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Conversion

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9
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An honest assessment of how well we have lived God’s covenant of love
-leads us to accept responsibility for our sins and to realize our need of God’s merciful forgiveness

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Examination of conscience

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10
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A serious penalty that means a baptized person is no longer “in communion” with the Catholic Church
-some are automatic including apostasy, heresy, and schism

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Excommunication

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11
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God’s merciful pardon for our sins

-God always does this in the sacrament of penance and welcomes us back into the communion with Him

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Forgiveness

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12
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False teaching that denies essential truths of the catholic faith

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Heresy

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13
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Either good moral actions or evil actions; it answers the “what” question of morality and can objectively determine if an action is right or wrong

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Moral object

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14
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Serious violations of God’s law of love that result in the loss of God’s life (sanctifying grace) in the soul of the sinner
-to commit these, there must be grave matter, full knowledge of the evil done, and full consent of the will

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Mortal sin

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15
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The prayer by which a priest, by the power given to the church by Jesus Christ, pardons a repentant sinner in the sacrament of penance

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Absolution

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16
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intercourse between a married woman/man and an unmarried man/woman

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fornication

17
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a sign of our true sorrow for the sins we have committed

-may be a prayer, an offering, a work of mercy an act of service to a neighbor, or a voluntary act of self-denial

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penance

18
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books for confessors in the past that listed all possible sins and the appropriate penance that should be given for each one

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penitentiaries

19
Q

people who admit their sins, are truly sorry for having sinned, and wish to be restored to the good graces of God and the Church

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penitents

20
Q

any sins committed by an individual

  • mental sin includes our thoughts and attitudes
  • actual sin includes our words and actions
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personal sins

21
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purification after death for those who died in God’s friendship but still need to be purified because of past sins before entering Heaven
-also called “the Church suffering”

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purgatory

22
Q

being reunited in peace and friendship with someone we have hurt by our sins-especially God, the Church, and ourselves

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reconciliation

23
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the act of repairing, restoring, or paying for any damage our sins have inflicted on others or their property

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restitution

24
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the status of sinners who have been forgiven

-Jesus suffered and dies so that humans could be saved from sin and restored to a loving relationship with the Father

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righteousness

25
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the secrecy priests are bound to keep regarding any sins confessed to them

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sacramental seal

26
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a break in the Church unity from the failure to accept the pope as the Vicar of Christ

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schism

27
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10 rules God gave to the Israelites through Moses

-told the people how they were to live in relation to God and one another

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10 Commandments

28
Q

sins that weaken and wound our relationship with God but do not destroy divine life in our souls

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venial sin