Confirmation Flashcards
What are the 10 Commandments in order?
-You shall not have another God before me
-You shall not take the name of the Lord your god in vain
-Remember the Sabbath day to keep it holy
-Honor your father and mother
-You shall not murder
-You shall not commit adultery
-You shall not steal
-You shall not bear false
witness against your neighbor
-You shall not covet your neighbor’s wife
-You shall not covet anything your neighbor has
The Four Marks of the Church
ONE- one faith and one leader (Christ) who founded the Church
HOLY- The Church is a community set apart for God, made holy by Jesus.
CATHOLIC- Universal, the good word is to be spread all throughout the world
APOSTOLIC- Its origins and beliefs are rooted in the Tradition of Apostles
When was the Church established?
The Pentecost, when Jesus gave the fullness of the Holy Spirit to the apostles
Holy Days of Obligation
Solemnity of Mary - Jan 1st to honor Mary
Ascension Thursday- 40 days after Easter when Jesus ascended
Assumption of Mary- August 15 - Mary taken into Heaven
All Saint’s Day - Nov 1
Immaculate conception- Mary was free of original sin
Christmas
Mysteries of the Rosary
Joyful
Sorrowful
Glorious Mysteries
Luminous Mysteries
Four purposes of prayer
Adoration
Thanksgiving
Sorrow
Petition
Canonization
The process through whic ha person is declared a saint in the Catholic Church
Beatification
one of the official steps in the canonization process; the person who is beatified is called “blessed”
How many books in Old Testament? What sections are included?
46; THE LAW, THE PROPHETS, and THE WRITINGS
First five books are called the Torah
Exodus
2nd book, tells how God led the Israelites, the descendants of Abraham, from slavery to freedom.
How many books in New Testament? What parts?
27; Gospels, Acts of the Apostles, the Epistles, and Book of Revalation.
Gospel
Good News
Writers of Gospels are called
Evangelists
Parables
short stories told by Jesus in the Gospel that help us understand important truths.
Epistles
21 letters written by early Church leaders to the people of the Christian communities.