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Redemption Flashcards

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The church

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The people within it. Christ is present within it (holy people)

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A church

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A building where people go for mass and to pray

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Altar

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Is is where transubstantiation takes place

Bread and wine become body and blood

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Stations of the cross

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A series of 14 artwork that show the stages jesus went through on his way to die.

Used most often at lent. You can go to each picture or statue and you have a minute reflection at each station as a way of understanding and remembering jesus’ sacrifice or atonement

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Lectern

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Where the readings are read from (lectionary is the book that is read)

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Tabernacle

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This is where the consecrated hosts are kept (blessed sacrament)
To keep the presence of God
If the red candle is on then the consecrated hosts are present

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Crucifix

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Cross with Jesus’ body on it

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Free will and sin

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God gave humans free will to allow them to make their own decisions. Sin is the rejection of the will of god

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Atonement

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Restoring the relationship between people and God through the life, death and resurrection of Jesus

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Crucifixion

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Jesus being fixed to a cross, and dying to relieve us from our sins

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Resurrection

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Jesus rising from the dead after dying on the cross

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Ascension

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The event 40 days after the resurrection,when Jesus returned to God the father in heaven

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Restoration

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When things are brought back to the way that God intended them to be

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Redemption

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Making up for the wrongs done by other people, to bring humans back to a relationship with God

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Grace

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Gods free gift of his unconditional love to the believer

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Pentecost

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seventh Sunday after Easter, commemorates the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the Apostles and other followers of Jesus Christ

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Conscience

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For christians, the voice of God in the heart or soul of a person

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The mass

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Mass is the central liturgical ritual in the Catholic Church where the bread and wine are consecrated and become the body and blood of Christ

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Liturgy of the word

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There is a reading from the bible to the people. (3-4 passages). Bible is read out in mass to tell and remind people of Gods story of salvation.

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Offertory

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Where the bread and wine is brought up to the altar. It is a sign of our thanksgiving to God for what he has given to us.

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Eucharistic prayer

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Words of Jesus at the Last supper are repeated (“Take this, all of you, and eat of it”) Jesus was anticipating his death

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Our father

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This is a prayer which is significant as it is the prayer that Jesus taught. us to say. Significant to redemption as it reminds us that Jesus’ enables us to give us the power to call God ‘father’

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Communion

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This is when the people receive the body and blood of christ. Quote ‘Jesus said ‘whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood will have eternal life’

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Words of Institution

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The central part of the mass is called the concentration. Here the priest says the words of jesus from the last supper. These are known as the Words of Institution

“Take this, all of you, and eat of it”

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Agnus Dei

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Latin translation for the first words said in prayer before communion

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Blessed sacrament

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A term that refers to the consecrated bread and wine

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Eucharistic Adoration

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Catholics treat the Blessed Sacrament with great reverence and respect as Jesus is truly present in the bread and wine.

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Benediction

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This is when the concentrated host is put on display in a monstrance. Presence of christ is praised

Closest you can get to god

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Monstrance

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is the vessel used in Catholic churches for the exhibition of some object such as the consecrated Eucharistic host

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Orthodox

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A branch of christianity mainly, but not entirely, practiced in eastern europe

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Anglican

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Church of england. - Some share the Catholic Understanding that in the Eucharist the Bread and Wine become Body and Blood of Christ. - Christ is Present in the Community that shares the Eucharist.

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Nonconformist

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Christians who do not follow the rules laid down by a central authority but are organised at a local level; the bible forms a central part of their worship

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