FCL Flashcards

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Divinare means

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GODLIKE

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which means to UNCOVER or TO REMOVE THE VEIL.

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revelare

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Is God’s self-disclosure to us overtime.
It is a loving free gift.
Prompts our response of faith (love moves to love).

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REVELATION

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HOW GOD REVEALS HIMSELF TO US?

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Scripture
Tradition
Our Daily Lives

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The Bible is the inspired Word of God; written by human beings with the guidance of the Holy Spirit to teach without error those truths necessary for our salvation.

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GOD’S REVELATION THROUGH SCRIPTURE

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The process of handing on beliefs and practices over time.

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Tradition

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to hand on

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Tradere

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The official, authoritative teaching voice of the Church”.

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Magisterium

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Authoritative beliefs and dogmas (Think Nicene & Apostles Creeds.)
Will not change but can develop over time.

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Big Traditions

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Customs and practices
Can change over time.

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Little Traditions

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11
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a revelation received directly from God.

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Immediate

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it is a passing of revelation.

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Mediate

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(sovereign power of God) manifestation of God in nature and creation. It is the revelation of God in His work.

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Natural Revelation

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a revelation above natural. It takes place in history.

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Supernatural Revelation

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a revelation to a group of people, or to the church, the people of God.

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Public

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it is given to individuals or a group of individuals for special reasons. The purpose is to enlighten the faithful on the way they should behave.

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Private

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17
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Connected with God or God dedicated to a religious purpose and so deserving veneration.

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SACRED

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Collections of writings in the Bible.

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SACRED SCRIPTURE

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is the author of the Sacred Scripture.

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God

20
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most often refers to a covenant.

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TESTAMENT

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Which is a commitment between two parties or a dispensation.

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COVENANT

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Righteousness of Law (condemnation)

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OLD – 1st Covenant

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Righteousness of Christ (reconciliation)

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NEW – 2nd Covenant

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starting from creation and mainly focusing on the history of the people of Israel and God’s dealing with them.

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Historical Books

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songs, proverbs, and poems.

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Poetic books or writings

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messages of God, mainly to the people of Israel.

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Prophetic books

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an obligation one has to fulfill.

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Duty

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the act of accepting and acting on a task that has been assigned to you.

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Responsibility

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Is also known as Divine Revelation in the Writing of the Fathers of the Church.
This is the tradition handed by the Apostles of Christ to its successors from the first generation and until at present.

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APOSTOLIC TRADITION

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Tradition that is handed on “orally” or by “spoken word of their preaching.​

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Oral Tradition

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Tradition that is handed on by “written documents”​.

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Written Tradition

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Applied to certain Ecclesiastical writers of Christian antiquity.​

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FATHERS OF THE CHURCH

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Pertaining to apostles and their times. Or beliefs according to the “doctrine or practice of the apostles”​

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Apostolic

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The transmissions of customs or beliefs​.

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Tradition

35
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is the first sacrament Catholics receive. At Baptism we are sealed as belonging to Christ.

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Baptism

36
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we are sealed with the Gift of the Holy Spirit. it deepens the grace received at Baptism, we become more Christ-like and are strengthened to be active witnesses of Jesus.​

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Sacrament of Confirmation

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is the only Sacrament of Initiation that Catholics celebrate again and again (after preparation for and first reception of the sacrament).

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Sacrament of the Eucharist

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members of the Church are reconciled with God and with the Church. In this sacrament, those who are truly sorry confess their sins and priests forgive the sins in the name of Christ and the Church through the power of the Holy Spirit. ​

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Sacrament of Penance

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the Church celebrates Jesus’ healing power. Jesus gave his Apostles the power to forgive sins and heal the sick in his name.

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THE SACRAMENTS OF HEALING OR ANOINTING OF THE SICK

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baptized men are ordained to serve the Catholic Church as deacons, priests, and bishops. Through this sacrament, the Catholic Church continues the mission of that Jesus Christ first gave to the Apostles—the special mission of preaching the Good News and leading and serving the Catholic Church.

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Sacrament of Holy Orders

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a man and woman become husband and wife and promise to by faithful to each other for the rest of their lives.

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Sacrament of Matrimony