Chapter 3 Study Questions Flashcards
How does Pentecost connect with the Exodus?
Pentecost is connected with the Exodus. We can see this through similar images of the Holy Spirit, and the Exodus is the foundation of the Israelites as Pentecost is the foundation of the Church.
How is our communion with Christ deepened?
We are all in communion with Christ. This communion is deepened with the Eurcharist.
What happened to St. Andrew?
St. Andrew traveled to Greece, Patias, and Byzantium. He was crucified in Patias on an x-shaped cross.
How does St. Stephen’s death mirror Christ’s death?
St. Stephen’s death mirror Christ’s death. This is because they were both seneteced to death because of blasphemy.
Who is St. Cornelius?
St. Cornelius was a Roman centurion. St. Peter was instructed to baptise him.
How did the Romans view Christians?
The Romans view Christians as blasphemers. Because of this they began to zealously persecute Chistians.
What image signifies St. Peter’s governing authority?
In Matthew 16, Jesus gives Peter the keys to the Kingdom. Keys are a symbol of authority.
Why is St. Paul the Apostle to the Gentiles?
St. Paul is the Apostle to the Gentiles because He brought the Gospel beyond just the Jewish communities. He brought it around the Roman empire.
What happened to St. John?
St. John died in exile on Patmos. He was the last apostle to die.
What is the first instance of Apostolic Succession?
The first instance of Apostolic Succession was after Judas betrayed Jesus. The Apostles needed to fill this open spot.
What is significant about the Council of Jerusalem?
The Council of Jerusalem is significant because it declares that Gentiles are not required to follow Mosaic Law. St. Peter and the Apostles are the people who decided this.
What is the significance about St. Philip baptizing a man from Etheopia?
St. Philip baptizing a man from Ethiopia is significant because Etheopia is the farthest known region to the Romans. This symbolizes the Apostles going to the ends of the Earth.
Why are the martyrs the seed of the Church?
Martyrs are the seed of the Chruch. This is because the Church grew through the example and sacrifice of the martyrs.
What mission is the whole Church called to?
The whole church is called to a mission. This mission is spreding the Gospel.
How does the Holy Spirit still work in the Church?
The Holy Spirit assists popes and bishops in their role of leading the Church. The Holy Spirit also works in sacraments.
