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Reflections on Vatican II WKST Flashcards

1
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What were the years the Vatican II in session?

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1962 to 1965

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Who called Vatican II?

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Pope John XXIII

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lex brandi, lex credendi

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  • the church praying gives rise to the church believing

- what inspired Pope John XXIII to begin with the liturgy

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sede gestitoria

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the fancy chair that the Pope is carried on

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periti

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theological experts that taught theology to cardinals in the evening

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semper idem

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“always the same”

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aggiornamento

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an update to modernize

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Cardinal Bea

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  • a leader of the progressive side in then council

- headed Secretariat for Christian Unity which helped to draft Nostra Aetate

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Cardinal Ottaviani

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  • a leader of the conservative side in the council

- head of the CDF

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Sister Mary Luke Tobin

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the only American nun invited to participate in the council as a part of the group of women invited

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Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre

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French man that led the small group of Conservative Catholics who split from the Church following Vatican II because they believed it ruined the tradition of the Church

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Sacrosantum Concilium

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  • “Constitution on the Liturgy”

- the document that reformed the Liturgy of the Mass

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Dei Verbum

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Revelation

-explains the Church’s teaching on revelation

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Lumen Gentium

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reestablished the authority and mission of the church

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Gaudium et Spes

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  • “Joy and Hope”
  • the church in the modern world
  • established the role of the laity within the church
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Unitatis Redintegatio

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  • Ecumenism

- aims to reunite Christendom

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Nostra Aetate

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  • Relations with Non-Christians

- aims to better te Church’s relationships with other Churches around the world

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What were some of he reforms of the Liturgy included in the Constitution on the Liturgy?

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  • use of the vernacular in worship
  • the eucharistic cup to be shared with the laity
  • the priest facing the people during mass
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Who was elected to succeed Pope John XXIII?

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Pope Paul VI

20
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John Courtney Murray

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American Jesuit, helped to draft Dignitas Humanae (Declaration of Religious Liberty)

21
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Hans Kung

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Swiss RC theologian that served as a peritus

22
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Four marks of the church

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one, holy, catholic and apostolic

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Collegiality

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the bishops and the Pope form one body

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Co-responsibility

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the sharing of responsibility of the governance of the Church among the Pope and bishops

25
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The replacement of the Church’s name of “Mystical Body of Christ”

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“The People of God”

26
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What was the only condemnation issued from the Fathers of Vatican II?

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Any act of war aimed at the total destruction of entire cities and areas is a crime against God and humanity itself

27
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Ecumenism

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  • promoting unity among the world’s Christian Churches

- uniting Christendom

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Hermeneutics

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theory of interpretation of a text

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Inculturation

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  • “exchange of gifts”

- the ecclesial process of allowing the Christian faith to find its expression in a diversity of cultural forms

30
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What was one contentious issue to which the Father at Vatican II did not speak?

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Birth control

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Main ideas of Vatican II

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  • renewal of the RC Church

- Christian unity

32
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Resourcement

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“going back to the sources”

33
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At the concluding of the week of Prayer for Christian Unity what did Pope John XXIII say?

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  1. Convocation of a diocesan synod for the diocese of Rome
  2. Reform of the Code of Canon Law
  3. Convocation of new ecumenical council
34
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Edict of Milan

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  • issued by Emperor Constantine
  • lifted all penalties against those who professed the Christian faith and allowed them the freedom to follow the faith of their choosing
35
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Emperor Theodosius I

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Declared that Christianity would be the only religion tolerated in the Roman Empire

36
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The Peace of Augsburg

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established conditions for the existences of two religious groups (Catholicism or Lutherism) in what had been the western part of the Roman Empire

37
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The French Revolution

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introduced the idea of separation between church and state

38
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Syllabus of Errors

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the document in which Pope Pius IX included the nation of religious freedom among the perils to the Church

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Monasticism

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The first great renewal movement of the Christian Church (4th c)

40
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Lay investiture

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the assignment of the episcopal symbols of authority by feudal noblemen

41
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What were the symbols of Episcopal authorial that were assigned in lay investiture?

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The episcopal ring and crosier

42
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Benefice

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a guaranteed income or salary for a cleric

43
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Gregorian Reforms

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increased papal authority

44
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Scholasticism

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an approach to theology that emerged in the Middle Ages that presupposed a clear distinction between human reason and divine revelation

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Roman Curia

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  • a collection of ecclesiastic departments that are in the Vatican
  • it serves the papacy and bishops
46
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Colonialism

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  • the expansionary movement that the missionary efforts of the Church were often associated with
  • frequently associated Catholicism with the Roman way of doing things
  • Africa
47
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Council of Constance

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Resolved the Great Western Schism

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