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Body of Christ

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A new testament image for the Church used by St. Paul the apostle that teaches that all the members of the church are one in Christ the head of the church, and that all members of the body of Christ have a unique and important role in the work of the church.

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Communion of saints

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All the faithful followers of Jesus Christ both the living and the dead; the communion of holy things and holy people that make up the church.

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Sacraments

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Effective signs of grace, instituted by Christ and entrusted to the church, by which divine life is shared with us; seven Main liturgical actions of the church.

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Consecrated life

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The life of the baptized who promise or bow to live the gospel councils of poverty, chastity, and obedience in a way of life approved by the church.

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Eucharist

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The sacrament in which we share in the Paschal mystery of Christ and receive the body and blood of Christ, who is truly present under the appearances of bread and wine. the word Eucharist is from a Greek word meaning Thanksgiving or gratitude.

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Infallibility

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The charism of the Holy Spirit given to the church that guarantees that the official teaching of the pope, or pope and bishops, on matters of faith and morals is without error.

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Holy Communion

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The receiving of Christ’s body and blood at mass

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Consecration

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During the Eucharistic prayer, when the priest asks the father to send the Holy Spirit upon the gifts of bread and wine.

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Rites

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The words and actions used to celebrate the liturgy.

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Devotions

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The acts of individual or communal prayer that surround and arise out of the celebration of the liturgy.

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Doxology

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Doxology means praise words.

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Marks of the church

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One holy, Catholic, and apostolic; the four attributes and essential characteristics of the church and of the mission of the church.

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Conversion

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A renewal of our friendship with god and the church; turning our hearts back to god’s love and away from choices that weaken our friendship with God.

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Liturgical year

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The Cycle of seasons and feasts that make up the churches year of worship.

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Eternal life

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Life after death; “the life everlasting” (apostles’ Creed); “the life of the world to come” (Nicene creed).

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Matrimony

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The sacrament of the church that consecrates a baptized man and a baptized woman in a lifelong bond of faithful love as a living sign of Christ’s love for the church.

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Contrition

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The true sorrow for sins arising from our faith in God and love for him.

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Sanhedrin

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The supreme governing council of the Jewish people during Jesus’ time.

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Common priesthood, ministerial priesthood

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Through baptism all believers are joined to Christ to share in his priestly work. This participation is called the common priesthood.

Some members of the church share in the priestly work of Christ in a unique way. They are the members of the ministerial or ordained priesthood and are conferred by the sacrament of holy orders.

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Meditation

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A form of prayer using our minds hearts imaginations emotions and desires to understand and follow what the Lord is asking us to do.

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List the three types of sacraments and name the sacraments in each group

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Sacraments of Christian Initiation:

  1. Baptism
  2. Confirmation
  3. Eucharist

Sacraments of Healing:

  1. Penance and Reconciliation
  2. Reconciliation
  3. Anointing of the Sick

Sacraments at the Service of Holy Communion

  1. Holy Orders
  2. Matrimony
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Ordinary minister of baptism

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A bishop, priest, or deacon is the ordinary minister of baptism.

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Ordinary minister of confirmation

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The bishop is the ordinary minister the sacrament of confirmation

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Jesus is present at mass

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At mass Jesus is present during assembly, priest, proclamation of the Scriptures, and bread and wine become his body and blood.

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Paul’s shipwreck story follows an ancient adventure story called…..

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The Sea voyage

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Before he was known as Paul the apostle he was called what?

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Paul the apostle was called Saul.

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What kind of sacrifice is the Eucharist?

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The Eucharist is a sacrifice because it represents or makes present again the sacrifice of Jesus on the cross. The Eucharist is offered for the forgiveness of sins.

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What is a person fully initiated into the church?

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A person is fully initiated into the church when they receive Baptism, Eucharist, and Confirmation.

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Which sacrament cannot be repeated?

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Once a person is baptized that person cannot receive Baptism ever again.

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What are the essential parts of the sacrament of Baptism?

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The essential part of the celebration of baptism includes immersing a person three times into water or pouring water three times over persons head while saying I baptize you in the name of the father and of the son and of the Holy Spirit.

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What are the effects of Baptism?

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Baptism is the door or path to the other sacraments. Only when we are joined to Jesus Christ through baptism can we meet Him and be changed by him in the other sacraments.

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Explain the images of darkness and light used in the story of Jesus and Nicodemus.

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Whenever people encounter Jesus their life changes in some way. Nicodemus journeyed from dark into light, out of secret secrecy into the open, from doubt to truth, from unbelief to belief. Nicodemus’ encounter with Jesus had a radical effect on him.