HOS II Unit8 Tri II Flashcards

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Pio Nono

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Pius IX

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2
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Pius IX granted

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a representative assembly for lay people and toleration for the Jewish population

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3
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The Immaculate Conception (difined) date

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1854

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4
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Ineffabilis Deus

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Pius IX defined the Immaculate Conception ex cathedra

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5
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ex cathedra

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“from the chair”, infallible from the Pope

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6
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Ultramontanists

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over emphasize papal authority, supported ex cathedra

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7
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Our Lady of Lourdes date

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1858

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8
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Mary appeared to…

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Beradette Soubirous and confirmed she was the Immaculate Conception

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9
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Syllabus of Errors

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A clear list of errors which are being condemned; an attempt toprotect people by warning them away from dangerous ideas

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10
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Quanta Cura

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condemns socialism, Gallicanism, rationalism, separation of Church and State

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11
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First Vatican Council date

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1870

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12
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The First Vatican Council responds to

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secular challenges to faith and defining Papal authority

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13
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Decisions made in First Vatican

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Defined roles of faith and reason; God’s existence can be known by unaided reason. Pope is only infallible when speaking ex cathedra

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14
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King Vittorio

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led Italian political revolution and overthrew the Papal States, offers Law of Guarantees

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15
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Law of Guarantees

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Pope remains a soverign, Pope is allowed use of Vatican, Church is given 3.5 millian lire per year

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16
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Pius and Law of Guarantees

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refused it, declared himself a “prisioner of the Vatican”

17
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Mussolini

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agreed to an independent Vatican city state

18
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Otto Van Bismark

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the Iron Chancelor, unified German Empire

19
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Kulturkampf

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“culture struggle”, various laws made by Bismark topersecute the CC (Falk Laws)

20
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Pope Leo XIII

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Strong pastoral leader of the Church who could defend the Faith while speaking positively of the contemporary

21
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Secular Humanism

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materialistic understanding of the human person

22
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Catholic Social Teaching

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Refutes socialism, private property is a right, wealthy and poor should live in harmony

23
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Pope Pius X motto

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To restore all things in Christ

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Pope of the Eucharist

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Pope Pius X, encouraged frequent consumption of the Eucharist

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Pope Benedict XV election
Elected for diplomatic skill, created seven point peace program which was ignored
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Lateran Treaty
resolved “Roman Quesrion”, critiqued totlitarianism
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Divini illius magistri
church education
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quadragesimo anno
Developed Catholic Social Teaching
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Casti Connubii
matrimony and family
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Spanish Civil War
Leftist regime that resented Church lost and Franco left CC alone
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Viva Christo Rey
Long live Christ the King
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Plutarco Calles
Mexican leader that executed Catholics
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BL. Miguel Pro
Martyr that died in Mexico, cc rights would eventually be restored
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Pope Pius XII
Appealed for peace during WWII, “Hitler’s Pope”
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Edith Stein
Jew-> athiest -> Catholic, martyred in Aushwitz
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St. Maximilian Kolbe
Polish Franciscan martyr, gave own life for a married man, martyr of charity