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Commitment

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The promise given by those in the community to be true to it. It is being loyal and dedicated to what the community stands for

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Mission

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Putting our religious beliefs into practise e.g Loretto congregation

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Leadership

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Guidance given by those in a position of authority

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Authority

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Being responsible for others/ having power

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Who is the head of the Roman Catholic church?

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Pope Francis

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What is the structure of leadership in the roman catholic church?

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Pope
🔽
Cardinals
🔽
Archbishops 
🔽
Priests 
🔽
Laypeople
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Pope

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  • head of all catholics worldwide and serves god in this way
  • lives in the vatican Rome, headquarters of the catholic church
  • Catholics believe he is St. peters successor on Earth
  • At the begging of all Christianity Peter was given the task of leading the whole church
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The cardinals

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  • given their position by the Pope
  • they are the Popes chief advisors on all religious matters
  • they elect a new pope if one is needed
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Archbishops and Bishops

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  • head of large area of churches, diocese
  • archbishops are the leaders of the bishops
  • Ireland has 26 dioceses
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Priests

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  • leader of a parish
  • celebrates baptism
  • eucharist, marriage ect. with his people
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Laypeople

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Baptised members of the Catholic church

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Sectarianism

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The hatred of someone because of their religious beliefs

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Religious conflict

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When a lack of trust and deepening hatred towards other religions leads to problems in society and is difficult to heal

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Ecumenism

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Attempts that Christians make to understand and respect each other and to grow together in a more unified way e.g Taizé

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Interfaith Dialogue

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Communication & understanding between people from different major world religions e.g The Doha International Centre for Interfaith Dialogue

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Discipleship

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Following the call of Jesus in thought, word and deed. After the Pentecost the disciples became known as Apostles

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Where did Jesus meet his first disciples?

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Sea of Galilee

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Why did the disciples follow Jesus?

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They were called to have faith and they knew Jesus was special

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Who did the disciples think Jesus was?

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A very holy man, they only saw him as the Son of God after he died

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Parable

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A short story told by Jesus to teach the people about the Kingdom of God. It is a story based on earth but with a message about heaven. It is a story with a moral/spiritual meaning

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Why did Jesus use Parables?

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1) to command attention from the disciples
2) to challenge their growth in faith
3) to explain difficult ideas and concepts

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Community breakdown

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When a community collapses due to lack of co-operation, communication and sharing

23
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Commitment

A

The promise given by those in the community to be true to it. It is being loyal and dedicated to what the community stands for

24
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Mission

A

Putting our religious beliefs into practise e.g Loretto congregation

25
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Leadership

A

Guidance given by those in a position of authority

26
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Authority

A

Being responsible for others/ having power

27
Q

Who is the head of the Roman Catholic church?

A

Pope Francis

28
Q

What is the structure of leadership in the roman catholic church?

A 
Pope
🔽
Cardinals
🔽
Archbishops 
🔽
Priests 
🔽
Laypeople
29
Q

Pope

A
  • head of all catholics worldwide and serves god in this way
  • lives in the vatican Rome, headquarters of the catholic church
  • Catholics believe he is St. peters successor on Earth
  • At the begging of all Christianity Peter was given the task of leading the whole church
30
Q

The cardinals

A
  • given their position by the Pope
  • they are the Popes chief advisors on all religious matters
  • they elect a new pope if one is needed
31
Q

Archbishops and Bishops

A
  • head of large area of churches, diocese
  • archbishops are the leaders of the bishops
  • Ireland has 26 dioceses
32
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Priests

A
  • leader of a parish
  • celebrates baptism
  • eucharist, marriage ect. with his people
33
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Laypeople

A

Baptised members of the Catholic church

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Sectarianism

A

The hatred of someone because of their religious beliefs

35
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Religious conflict

A

When a lack of trust and deepening hatred towards other religions leads to problems in society and is difficult to heal

36
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Ecumenism

A

Attempts that Christians make to understand and respect each other and to grow together in a more unified way e.g Taizé

37
Q

Interfaith Dialogue

A

Communication & understanding between people from different major world religions e.g The Doha International Centre for Interfaith Dialogue

38
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Discipleship

A

Following the call of Jesus in thought, word and deed. After the Pentecost the disciples became known as Apostles

39
Q

Where did Jesus meet his first disciples?

A

Sea of Galilee

40
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Why did the disciples follow Jesus?

A

They were called to have faith and they knew Jesus was special

41
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Who did the disciples think Jesus was?

A

A very holy man, they only saw him as the Son of God after he died

42
Q

Parable

A

A short story told by Jesus to teach the people about the Kingdom of God. It is a story based on earth but with a message about heaven. It is a story with a moral/spiritual meaning

43
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Why did Jesus use Parables?

A

1) to command attention from the disciples
2) to challenge their growth in faith
3) to explain difficult ideas and concepts

44
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Community breakdown

A

When a community collapses due to lack of co-operation, communication and sharing

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