Christian Practices And Festivals Flashcards

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Worships

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Public: liturgical(set program), non-liturgical (minister decides), informal (no fixed pattern)
Private: guided completely by oneself

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AIDS to worship

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  • rosary dads
  • bible
  • meditation
  • statue of Jesus to remind the sacrifice
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Prayers

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Communication with God
-set prayers by reciting
-informal prayers for personal connection

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The sacraments

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They’re Jesus’ teachings

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How is Christmas celebrated

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Birth of Jesus nativity scenes
Light,candles
Gift giving represent gift of Son to the world
Jesus born in stable symbolise humility

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Why is Christmas important

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Remember Jesus’ birth, start of the religion
Time of hope, recalling Jesus coming to world as light for god’s message
Time of giving, thinking of others
Share joy

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Easter

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Last week of Jesus’ holy life

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Good Friday

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Somber day, recall crucifixion of Jesus
His suffering caused by human sins
Sadness guilt and gratitude in Christian’s
Day of prayer and reflection

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Easter Sunday

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Jesus rising from the dead
Joyful celebration
Bring hope and justice to those in need
Giving eggs= stones rolling out of Jesus’ tomb

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Why is Easter the most important festival

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Death and resurrection are central teachings of Christianity
All for sins committed by humans
His death opened up heaven, removed barrier of sin between humans and god

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Pilgrimages

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Lourdes & VS Iona
Lourdes: healing
Iona: reflection and worship

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Role of church in local communities

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Mission, evangelism, church growth
Eg Food banks, street pastors

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Worldwide church role

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Working for reconciliation
Against persecution
CAFOD, Christian Aid, Tearfund

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Worldwide organisations and missions

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CAFOD: disaster relief and development in LEDCs
Christian Aid: development support for poor communities, help suffering injustice people’s rights
Tearfund: evangelism alliance, influence people esp of power

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how does worldwide church help with reconciliation - 5 ways

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  • reconciliation between nations eg Quaker Christians
  • work against persecution - Open Doors UK
  • doing charity work, suppying food and medical aid
  • work against poverty - Christians Against Poverty
  • help immigrants settle
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Purpose of pilgrimages

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  • healing (for illnesses)
    -deepen understanding of religion, history of miracles
  • deepen connection with god
  • deepen worldwide connections with other Christian’s.
  • ## receive blessings