Chapter 10 Flashcards
the Pope, who takes the place of Jesus on Earth
Vicar of Christ
a particular rule or command
Precept
a part of the Church over which a bishop has authority
Diocese
teaching authority of the Church; The teaching Church, which is responsible for interpreting and correctly passing on Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition
Magisterium
meeting of all the bishops with the Pope. When the bishops gather with sufficient representation to teach on matters of faith and morals, in union with the Pope, their teaching is protected by infallibility
Ecumenical Council
Why did Jesus found the church?
Jesus founded the Church to continue his work on earth
Who is the head of the church?
Jesus is the head of the Church and gives life to the Church
Who guides the church?
The Holy Spirit guides the Church
How does Jesus work the church?
Jesus works through the Church in her Sacraments
How is the church the Kingdom of God?
- Jesus reigns through the Church
- He brings us into his family and guides us through his Church, under the teaching authority of the Magisterium
- Christ, then is the King and we are heirs to the Kingdom
Vicar of Christ, the head of the Church on earth. Protected by the gift of infallibility when he is teaching on faith and morals
pope
bishops and priests who have a special service in the Church
cardinal
direct successors of the Apostles who shepherd a diocese
bishop
work in parishes and minister the Sacraments
priest
serve the laity and assist priests in their ministry
deacon
serve God in the world
laity
hierarchy of the church
pope cardinal bishop priest deacon laity
Precepts of the Church
- Attend Mass on Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation
- Receive the Sacrament of Penance at least once a year
- Receive the Sacrament of Eucharist at least during the Easter Season
- Observe days of fasting and abstinence
- Provide for the needs of the Church
Marks of the church
- One unified in faith/teaching, one Pope
- Holy Christ offered holy sacrifice and works through the Sacraments
- Catholic The Church is all over the world and throughout time (universal)
- Apostolic Founded upon the teachings of the Apostles as taught by Christ
the Word of God as written down under the inspiration of the Holy Spirit
Sacred Scripture
the entirety of the Word of God, including the oral tradition and the development of doctrine through the ages
Sacred Tradition
exercised when the bishops teach in union with the Pope and with each other
ordinary magisterium
exercised when the Pope calls an ecumenical council
extraordinary magisterium
The Magisterium (comprised of the pope and the bishops) is protected from error in teaching on matters of faith and morals
infallibility