Lesson 1 - Prayer Flashcards

1
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a vital element to life

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Prayer

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2
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guides and gives confidence to live the Christian life

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Jesus, the Master

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3
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“the raising of one’s mind and heart to God”

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Prayer (St. John Damascus)

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4
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a loving conversation with God, involving both talking and listening

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Prayer

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5
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“a surge of the heart; it is a cry of recognition and of love, embracing both trial and joy.”

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Prayer (St. Thérèse of Lisieux)

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6
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“The living relationship of the children of God with their Father who is good beyond measure, with his Son Jesus Christ, and with the Holy Spirit.”

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Prayer (CCC, 2526)

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Types of prayers

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Silent

Conversation

Thanksgiving

Blessing

Petition (supplication)

Contrition

Praise

Adoration

Vocal

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8
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a prayer by songs and worships

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Praise

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9
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three expressions of prayer

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Vocal

Meditative

Contemplative

+Mental Prayer

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10
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talking; most common prayer

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Vocal

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11
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talking to God at a deeper level; talking and listen

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Meditative

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12
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a silent prayer; no words, just hearts

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Contemplative

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13
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term which refers to followers and believers

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Disciples

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14
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refers to the only 12 individuals chosen by Jesus to be with him until the end of his life

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Apostles

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15
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Correlation of Apostles and Disciples

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“All apostles are disciples but not all disciples are apostles.”

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16
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a Greek term meaning “one who is sent off”

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Apostle

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17
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MODELS OF PRAYER:

reveals how important faith is when we pray, a
quality exemplified by the patriarchs

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Genesis

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18
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Some patriarchs at that time were…

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Noah, Adam, Abraham, Joseph, and more

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19
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reveals prayer as a two-way dialogue between God and Moses

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Exodus

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20
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taught prayer to the Chosen People

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Religious leaders like Samuel, David, and Elijah

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21
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a special place of worship

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The Jerusalem Temple

22
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modeled the attitudes of submission, praise, and repentance especially in the Psalms

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David

23
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David’s first sin (2 Samuel 11)

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coveted and and chose to commit adultery with Bathsheba, the soldier’s wife, when she was bathing

(he murdered the husband lol)

24
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Punishment in Jerusalem

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Facing the wall covered with prayers of what is left in temples

25
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Jesus prayed:

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in the desert before beginning his public
preaching

before choosing his Apostles

after performing miracles

on the mountain at the time of his Transfiguration

in the Garden before his arrest

26
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Jesus prayed in many different ways:

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praised the Father for revealing God’s will to the humble and lowly

thanked God when he raised Lazarus

petitioned God to keep Peter from giving in to temptation

shared his great priestly prayer of intercession

prayed for us that “they may all be one…”

at his crucifixion he prayed for all sinners and
forgave his persecutors

27
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showed qualities of faith and humility

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Mary; inspiration of prayer

28
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her appearances in the old testament were accompanied by prayers

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Mary

29
Q

Teaches the Church how to pray primarily
through the living Tradition of the Church and
through Sacred Scriptures

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Holy Spirit

30
Q

gives theological virtue to help us pray and lives in us

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Holy Spirit

31
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highest form of prayer

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Mass

32
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Basics of prayer

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Place

Relax body and mind

Keep at it

Time

Good attitude

33
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Breathing exercises and comfortable body posture can help you to concentrate

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Relax body and mind

34
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where you can slow down, relax, and focus your attention

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Place

35
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Keep the faith that God
always hears you, even if
you do not “feel” anything

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Keep at it!

36
Q

get in the habit of choosing a special

time each day to pray

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Time

37
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recalling that God is present, that he loves you, and that he has given you many gifts

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Good attitude!

38
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has complete elements of the prayer

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The Lord’s Prayer (Our Father)

39
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The expression of feelings in words

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Vocal

prayer

40
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Conversing with Jesus or reflect on one of the mysteries of his Life

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Mental

prayer

41
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Silent, wordless prayer in which you simply rest in the presence

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Contemplation

42
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Actively using thoughts, emotions imaginations, and desires to think about God’s presence

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Meditation

43
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The Lord’s Prayer (Our Father)

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next mo uli

44
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everything on earth
will regard God as holy and as
the source of all holiness

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Hallowed be thy name

45
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ask for our needs as well as
the needs of all people; fullness of material
and spiritual blessings that will be ours in Heaven

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Give us this day our daily bread

46
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refers to God’s way of being, his majesty

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Who art in Heaven

47
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Jesus’ Father is our Father;
since God is our Father, we are
brothers and sisters to all people

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Our Father

48
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God’s Kingdom will be fully
established at the end of time, but
we are to live, experience, and
work for it right now

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Thy kingdom come; thy will be

done on earth as it is in Heaven

49
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we ask God to keep us off
the path that leads to sin and
to help us be faithful to the

end of our lives

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And lead us not into temptation

50
Q

we pray that the Father will deliver

us from Satan’s snares and temptations

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But deliver us from evil. Amen.

51
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honestly admit that we are
sinners who need God’s saving
love and we are to extend
forgiveness to others

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And forgive us our trespasses as we forgive those

who trespass against us

52
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way to end the prayer; an expression that means: “so be it”

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“Amen,”