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What do catholic churches provide for people ?

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Provide a space where catholics can worship together particular at mass or they can pray alonw .

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What are three reasons why churches help catholics worship ?

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  1. Churches that are decorated and designed helps people feel that God is respected.
  2. Images like the stations of the cross inspire christians to reflect on Jesus suffering .
  3. Statues of saints help christians follow their example
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What were churches built like before 1965 ?

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  1. Facing east toward jerusalem
  2. In the shape of the cross
  3. With the altar against the east wall / said in latin..
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What were churches built like after 1965 ?

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  1. They were built so as many people can see and join in with the mass
  2. The altar was moved to the centre of the church
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What are the four main parts of the church ?

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Lectern , altar , crucifix and tabernacle

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What is the lectern ?

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The lectern is the reading stand, from where Bible readings are given .

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What is the crucifix ?

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The crucifix is a model or image of a cross with Jesus crucified on it . It reminds christians of the suffering that Jesus went through. .

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What is the altar ?

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The altar is the place of sacrifice, from where the bread and wine are offered to God at mass .

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What is the tabernacle ?

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The tabernacle is a box where the consecrated bread is kept after the mass .

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What is one other reason for the church having an altar ?

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To remind us of the last supper

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Why might the catholic church use an altar ?

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An altar is a place of sacrifice and thanksgiving

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Why might the catholic church use a table ?

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A table is where people eat from , reminds them of the last supper .

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What is the crucifix ?

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Jesus on the cross , reminder of his suffering .

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What does a plain cross symbolise ?

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A symbol of Christ’s victory over sin and death . They may be worried about portraying Jesus , which is most often used in the protestant churches .

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What is a crucifix ?

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Shows Christ crucified on the cross . A reminder of the suffering that Jesus endured out of his love for humanity .

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What is the Risen Christ ?

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Focuses on christ as the risen glorified saviour . Reminds catholics that in communion they recieve the body and blood of Christ .

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Why are people able to sin ?

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Because God gave us free will

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What damages our relationship with God ?

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Sin

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What is sin ?

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A sin is any action or thought that rejects the will of God .

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What is original sin ?

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Christians are born with the tendency to commit a sin .

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Who restored our relationship with God ?

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Jesus

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What three actions of Jesus helped to restore our relationship with God ?

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His death
His resurrection
His ascension

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What does Jesus’ death show us ?

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It showed us his total obedience to God , both in life and through sacrifice of his death .

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What did Jesus’ death help restore ?

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Our relationship with God .

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What does Jesus' resurrection show us ?
Because of Jesus' total obedience to God , three days later after his death Jesus was raised back to life . This destroyed the ultimate power of sin and death.
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What happened for us as a result of Jesus' resurrection ?
People are now able to be with God after they die .
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What else did Jesus' resurrection help restore ?
Helped to restore the harmony of creation
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What did Jesus' ascension help restore ?
Helped restore the cosmic order , by making the whole of creation as perfect as God intended it to be .
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What happened at pentecost ?
The disciples recieved the holy spirit and the gifts of courage , knowledge , understanding and wisdom to help them preach and covert people in many different ways .
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What is pentecost ?
The birthday of the catholic church
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What was the significance of Jesus' death and burial ?
Christians believe that when Jesus died and was buried , he joined everyone else who had died before him . Christians believe that shows that God is with them even in death .
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What is one quote to show that Jesus' resurrection is of central importance to christians ?
'If christ has not been raised, your faith is futile and you are still in your sins ' .
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What is salvation ?
This means that people can be saved from sin and eternal seperation from God .
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Do christians believe that salvation is an ongoing process ?
Yes
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When did salvation happen in the past ?
Some christians believe that salvation has already been assured for humanity when Jesus died and rose from the dead .
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When does salvation happen in the present?
Some christians believe that we have a responsibility for our own salvation in which the holy spirit guides us .
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When will salvation happen in the future ?
Some christians believe that salvation will happen at the end of time when we are all judged .
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What shows that redemption is ongoing ?
Christ is offered again to the father during every mass
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What does redemption mean ?
The idea of being saved from sin or evil .
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What happens through recieving the holy communion ?
Catholics recieve the body and blood of Jesus christ . Christ enters their lives to give them grace and the strength to resist sin . This helps them get closer to their salvation .
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What is the heavenly banquet ?
The idea of everyone in heaven joining together for a meal .
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What inspires christians to work towards salvation ?
The mass
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Why is Jesus sometimes called the restorer and the victor ?
This is because he sets a good example for others to follow ; he restored the relationship between God and humanity and he was victorious over the power of sin and death .
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St Irenaeus uses the metaphor of a ..... to compare ....
Uses a metaphor of a tree to compare the event that created the need for salvation ( the fall of Adam and Eve ) with the event that brought about this salvation ( Jesus' death )
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What is the explanation for St Irenaeus's analogy of the two trees ?
Humanity was seperated from God by the sin of Adam and Eve , when they ate from the tree of knowledge in the garden of Eden . Humanity was united with God when Jesus died on the cross and sacrificed himself for humanity . This saved them and healed the relationship with God .
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What is St Anselms analogy of the ransom paid ?
He said that humanity were slaves to sin and could not free themselves . They needed to be freed by another force . Jesus' sacrifice paid his ransom .
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What are two Saints that wrote analogies on salvation ?
St Iraneus and St Anselm
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What is a monstrance ?
A vessel used to display the body of christ so that it can be worshipped .
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What is transubstantiation ?
The substance of the bread and the wine has actually transformed into the body and blood of christ.
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What do christians believe that consience is ?
The voice of God in their heart and soul , guiding them to make the right choices.
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What is one quote to show the meaning of consience ?
'Consience is the most secret core and sanctuary of a man . There he is alone with God '
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What did St Paul say about consience ?
He said that conscience is ' God's law written on our hearts '
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What does the consience need to be ?
Educated , shaped and developed
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What does the Catholic church teach about consience ?
People should not ignore what God is telling them in their hearts .
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What is an actual quote from the magesterium about consience ?
'Personal conscience and reason should not be set in opposition to the moral law or the magisterium of the church ' .
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What do orthodox christians believe about the Eucharist ?
The believe that christ is fully present in the consecrated bread and wine . More Emphasis on the symbolism of the eucharist .
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What do anglican christians believe about the eucharist ?
They believe that you receive the holy spirit when communion is given .
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What do nonconformist christians believe about the eucharist ?
It is a memorial of the last supper .
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What are words of institution ?
The words that Jesus said at the last supper .
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What is Agnus dei ?
The prayer that is said shortly before communion . It refers to the ' lamb of god ' and recalls the Jews escape from Egypt .
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What words are said to make the bread and wine become the body and blood of christ ?
'Take this all of you and eat of it , for this is my body which will be given up for you . Take this all of you and drink from it , for this is my blood ' .
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