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Charism Unit Flashcards

1
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What does the heart symbolize universally?

A

love

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charism

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a gift given to a person and taken up by a group; a way of being and serving that imitates God

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3
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Consolation

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comfort or relief for suffering

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4
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Incarnation

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word made flesh; Jesus

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5
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Reparation

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repairing broken relationships with God; repairing damage from sin

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Who was St. Margaret Mary Alacoque?

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A saint who received apparitions of the Sacred Heart and Spread it to the world

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7
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5 elements of the Sacred Heart

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Crown of Thorns, Wound, Fire, Cross, Heart

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Crown of Thorns

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kingship and mockery/suffering

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Wound

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blood and water, Christ’s love poured out for us

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Heart

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love, compassion, core of human person, emotion; giving love freely, vulnerable

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Flames

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Holy Spirit, burning love, cleansing transformation

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Cross

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death into life

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13
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What devotions from St. Margaret Mary?

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First Friday

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Mother Clelia birth, exile, death, ASCJ founding, Beatification

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1861 in Italy, 1916-1928, 1930, 1894, 2018

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15
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incorruptibility

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body remaining fully intact without decay

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16
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ASCJ missions

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Brazil: 1900, Boston 1902

17
Q

ASCJ motto

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The Love of Christ impels us

18
Q

Explain the seal

A

light/fire: light of Christ
top- inner nourishment (dove)
bottom- mission/bringing Christ’s love into the world
XP- “chi rho”

19
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ASCJ vows

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poverty, chastity, obedience

20
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ASCJ ministries

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Education, Health, Pastoral, Social Services, Mission

21
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Apostle like 1st Apostles

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spend time in prayer and show Christ’s love to the world

22
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Apostle of Love

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show witness of God’s Love and represent in actions

23
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Apostle of Reparation

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loving the most wounded and repairing the image of God

24
Q

When, where, who opened Cor Jesu?

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1956 on the Hill by Sr. Giampetro

25
Q

Moved to current campus?

A

1965

26
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Core Values

A

Catholic faith-based community, excellence in education, personal integrity, service to others, caring community

27
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Catholic faith-based community

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promote Catholic values like the pro-life movement

28
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CJ motto and seal

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“Sharing the Love of the Heart of Christ”, dove reps Apostle into the world

29
Q

Love is active, not passive

A

maintain a relationship with God or it will grow weak

30
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How are hearts transformed?

A

by love

31
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How do they find rest?

A

in God

32
Q

Modern take on love?

A

whatever gives us pleasure

33
Q

What is true love?

A

what God provides

34
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Where to find and understand true love?

A

God and the Gospel

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