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Theology 2b-quiz 4/test 4 Flashcards

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dogma

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teachings recognized as the central church teaching led by magisterium

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hierarchy

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line of authority in the Church

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holy see

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Latin for sancta sedes meaning holy seat which refers to a diocese or bishop

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ex cathedra

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Latin meaning from the chair referring to the Pope as the successor of Peter

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indefectiblity of the church

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the church established by Jesus will remain incorruptible and faithful to Jesus’ teachings till the end of time

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domestic church

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another name for the first most fundamental of faith; the family

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college of bishops

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assembly of bishops headed by the Pope that holds the teachings

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vicar

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a substitute or representative for someone; the Pope is the vicar for Jesus on earth

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doctrine

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official authoritative teaching of the Church based on the revelation of God

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monastic

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Greek word meaning alone; people belonging to groups as monks or nuns

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institutes

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organization devoted to a common cause; religious orders are a type of religious institute

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province

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a group of 2 or more dioceses with an archbishop as the head

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collegial

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equal sharing of authority and responsibility among the members of a group who form a college

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consecrated life

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state of life recognized by the Church in which a person publicly professes vows of poverty, chastity, and obedience

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chastity

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virtue where people are able to healthfully integrate their sexuality into their person

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presbytery

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name given to priests as a group

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Latin church

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part of the Catholic Church and follows the teachings and disciplines of the diocese of Rome

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evangelical counsels

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the call to go beyond the minimum call of life required by God and to strive for spiritual perfection

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celibacy

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state or condition of those who have taken vows to remain unmarried and dedicate themselves entirely to the service of the Church

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vows

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a free conscious commitment made to other people, the Church, or God

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what is the evangelical counsel of poverty

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we must not get attached to money and that poverty doesn’t mean that we are financially poor

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what is chastity

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is not denying our sexuality and answering the call of who Jesus wants us to be and to embrace it

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what is obedience

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to obey Christ and the Church’s magisterium in a way to become a disciple

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what is the laity of the church called to be

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to be evangelist at home and at work

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are all baptized Christians called to participate in the threefold office of Christ

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yes to participate in Christ’s priestly, prophetic, and kingly ministries

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how do the laity participate in the threefold mission of Christ

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priestly- baptism, confirmation, serving the world

prophetic- proclaiming Christ through words

kingly- serve those in most need

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can dogmas and doctrines be flawed

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no, bc the ordained contain the gift of infallibility

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can monks who live in solitude live fulfilled lives in isolation

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no, they need the relationship and support of others

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can anyone establish a religious order

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no, you have to be a monk or nun as a religious brother or sister

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what is the role of the magisterium

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to transmit and interpret the divine revelation in Sacred Scripture and Tradition

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is truth dependent on a person’s opinion

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no

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why does the Church remain faithful to its teachings until the end of time

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the teachings are infallible and indefectible

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who established the hierarchy of the church

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Jesus Christ

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why is the hierarchical structure of the church necessary

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the church is without leadership instituted by Christ and in the Sacraments

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is there inequality in the Church’s laity

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no, they all play an equal part of the church

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what is a parish

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distinct community within a diocese

37
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where is the first and primary place where a person’s faith is developed

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who are all the Popes successors of

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St. Peter

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what is the primary role of priests

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to be a sacramental minister

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what is the primary role of deacons

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to be of service to the Church and world

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what is the primary role of bishops

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to be a head of a particular church

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are all people called to be apostles

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yes

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