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Doctrine that recognizes two natures (one human and one divine) in the one divine person of Jesus Christ

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Hypo static union

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The sacraments and liturgy that Christ uses to make himself and his graces present on earth

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Sacramental economy

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Word the means “public work” of “work of the people”

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Liturgy

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Unity in Christ of those he has redeemed in the church on earth, in heaven, and in purgatory

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Communion of saints

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Prime or ultimate sacrament of sign of gods love-Jesus

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Primordial sacrament

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One characteristic of any sacrament is that it is a mystery and cannot be fully understood

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True

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The laity of the church has been given a mission to carry the gospel into all parts of the world

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True

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A sacrament is visible sign of invisible grace

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True

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The marks or characteristic traits of the church are that it is one, holy, catholic, and apostolic

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True

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By human solidarity the church means

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A special compassion for and commitment to others in the body of Christ who are hurting

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Jesus is a Hebrew name that means

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God saves

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As members of the body of Christ we join in Jesus’ three fold mission as

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Priest prophet king

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Jesus is called an “efficacious sign” which means

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He not only pointed to gods love, he brought it to the people

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Christ is Greek for

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Anointed one

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Inclination to commit sin that results from original sin

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Concupiscence

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Hebrew term for gods infinite mercy

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Hesed

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Serious violation of gods law of love that results in loss of gods life in the sinners soul

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Mortal sin

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Assessment of how well we’ve lived gods covenant of love

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Examination of conscience

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Requirements for penance is

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One a year

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Reconciliation comes from a Greek word that means

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To rejoin or put back together

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Sacramental seal refers to

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Secret confessors are bound to keep regarding any sins confessed to them

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“In persona Christi capitas” is a Latin phrase meaning god is just and merciful

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False

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In persona Christi capitas gave permission to whom

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Priest only

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Purification after death for those who died in gods friendship but still need purification because of past sins

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Purgatory

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Include both mental and actual sins against our covenant with god and others

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Personal sins

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Most important act of penitent is

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Expressing and feeling true and perfect contrition

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What are the three modes of penance a priest may impose

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Service to neighbor
Prayer
Sacrifice or self denial

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27
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Doctrine that Jesus is truly present in the Eucharistic bread and wine

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Real presence

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Church members who share in Christs priesthood through baptism, and confirmation

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Common priesthood

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Holy Spirit, also known as the advocate, defender, and consoles

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Paraclete

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Recovering ownership or setting free, a ransoming

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Redemption

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Unbroken chain of authority connecting the pope and bishops with the apostles of Jesus

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Apostolic succession

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Traditional gestures (not including words) used in each sacrament are called the form

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False

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33
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Celebration of the paschal mystery doesn’t include

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Jesus’ assumption

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34
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After Pentecost, the followers of Jesus were filled with

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Courage

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35
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Special book containing the scripture is called

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Lectionary

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36
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Purpose of ordinary time

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Teach Christians how to follow Christ in ordinary life

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37
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Expresses the changing of bread and wine into the reality of the risen and glorified body and blood of Jesus

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Transubstantiation

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Prayer prayed at mass by the priest that asked god the father to send his spirit so that the bread and wine become the body and blood of Christ

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Consecrated epiclesis

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39
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Foundation of prayer

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Humility

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40
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Virtues acquired with human effort and gods grace

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Moral

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41
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Understanding that people can be refined and grow through trails

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Baptism by fire

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42
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Newly baptized member of the church

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Neophyte

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43
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Martyr means

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Witness

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44
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Connection between baptism and salvation

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The only way we know how to have salvation is through baptism

45
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If people live a life according to gods will but aren’t baptized before they die, the church teaches that they are saved through

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Baptism of desire

46
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Cardinal or hinge virtues that baptism helps us acquire are

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Prudence justice fortitude temperance

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Passage in genesis that is called the protoevanglium of the first gospel

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Warns the serpent that a messiah will come and strike him

48
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Greek root word baptism

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To plunge or immerse

49
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Greatest virtue

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Love charity

50
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Necessities of typical baptism

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White garnment
Chrism
Water
Candle

51
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Immersion in baptismal water symbolizes

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Death

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Emerging from the water symbolizes

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Resurrection

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St Augustine’s writing influenced church teaching about

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Original sin

54
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We desire happiness and the kingdom of god

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Virtue of hope

55
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God forgives sins through

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Priests

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Term given to Christians who have been confirmed that reminds them to not only defend about their faith, but also to be Christ in the world

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Ambassadors of Christ

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Gesture that is a main rite in the sacrament of confirmation

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Laying on of hands

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Eastern confirmation name

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Chrismation

59
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Name of one getting confirmed

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Confirmand

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Defended confirmation against Protestant complaints that baptism had been weakened

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Council of Trent

61
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In 1910 st. Pope pius X demanded that children receiving first communion should be at least 12 yrs of age

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False

62
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5 holy oils are blessed by the bishop at the chrism mass on Easter Sunday

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False 3 oils

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Who questions those being confirmed at the liturgy

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Bishop

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Anointing with Chrism that takes place during confirmation signifies

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Indelible sacramental seal now marks the person

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Which grace isn’t associated with the reception of confirmation

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Forgiveness of personal sins

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Age range of confirmation

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Between ages of discernment and about age 16

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Form of confirmation

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Be sealed with the gifts of the Holy Spirit

68
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Bishops staff is called

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Croiser

69
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Where the community is committed to burying one another’s burdens

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Redistribution of wealth

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Ten Commandments as reflection prior to reconciliation

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Examination of conscience

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Practices of confession

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Communal confession

Private and individual

72
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Role of disciples in continuing ministry

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We are called to be priest prophet and king

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Jesus taught that sin was a hardness of heart because the sinners heart was hardened against friendship with god

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True

74
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Theo question that tries to connect belief in gods justice with the reality of suffering by good people

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Theodicy

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Renunciation of marriage made by those who receive the sacrament of holy others and others

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Celibacy

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Apocalyptic writing claims that god will intervene to correct injustices and heal during our life on earth

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False. Not while were here

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Jesus accepted traditional jewish teaching that suffering comes as a punishment for sins

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False

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There was no written evidence for a Christian rite of anointing for healing until the 12 or 13 century

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False

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Council fathers of Vatican II decided to revise the sacrament so that it is both a sacrament of healing and sacrament to prepare those who are dying

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True

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Essential rite in Western

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Head and hands

81
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Essential rite in east

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Anointing parts of body that need healing

82
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Understanding sacrament can unite us with

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Passion and death of Jesus

83
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Sacraments of penance and the anointing of the sick and the reception of Viaticum

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Last rites

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God inflicts pain and suffering as a result of our sins or our parents sins

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Law of retribution

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Perceiving of differences in options that is often used with prayer and in decision making about vocation

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Discernment

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Group if bishops chosen from around the world who advise the pope and help shape church teaching

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Synod

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Body of saving truth entrusted by Christ to the apostles and handed down to the church

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Deposit of faith

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Church reserves ordination for baptized males primarily because Jesus chose only men as his original 12 apostles

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True

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After construction of the first jewish temple the main responsibility of the priest was

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Offering sacrifices to god for the people

90
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Originally called an epidcopos or overseer a bishop was responsible for caring for a certain area of the church

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Thre

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Essential rite of all three degrees of holy orders is

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Laying on of hands

92
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Priests in the Middle Ages became committed to

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Discipline of celibacy

Commitment to prayer and religious study

93
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Suitable candidates to become bishops are now recommended to the pope by

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Nuncio

94
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Priests take vows of

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Celibacy and obedience

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Robe a deacon wears

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Dalmatic

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God like faithfulness in spouses that enable them to honor their marriage vows and grow in holiness

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Fidelity

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Perceiving of differences in options that is often used with prayer in decision making about vocation

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Discernment

98
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Renunciation of marriage made by those who receive the sacrament of holy orders and others

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Celibacy

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Term first used by Vatican council II to describe the family’s role in faith development

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Domestic church

100
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Breaking of the blessed bread by the priest during the Eucharistic liturgy

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Fraction rite

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Prayer of repentance recited during the Eucharistic liturgy, term that means I confess

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Confiteor

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Words spoken by Jesus at the last supper that are repeated by the priest during mass

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Words of institution

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Vatican II changed what

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Mass was said in Latin but then changed to be translated into ones native tongue

104
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Source and summit of Christian life

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Eucharist

105
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Main parts of mass

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Liturgy of word

Liturgy of Eucharist

106
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Eucharist in early Christianity

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Celebrated right after a regular meal in a members home

107
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Eucharist means

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Thanksgiving

108
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Missa means

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Send people out to spread the gospel

109
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High point of liturgy of the Eucharist

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Eucharistic prayer

110
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Spiritual works

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Do with the spirit being

111
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Corporal works

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Do with the body

Theology (12 decks)

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