Topic 1 Flashcards

1
Q

• He is the Sanctifier, the Helper,
Comforter, the Giver of graces, he who
leads persons to the Father and the
Son.

A

Holy Trinity

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2
Q

means “wind”,
“breath” or “spirit.” The corresponding
Greek word is ”pneuma”

A

ruach

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3
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means “wind”,
“breath” or “spirit.” The corresponding
Greek word is ”pneuma”

A

ruach

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4
Q

derived from the
Greek word “Parakletos” which literally
means “he who is called to help”.

A

Paraclete

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5
Q

celebrated 50 days after
Easter. Birthday of the Catholic Church.

A

Pentecost

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6
Q

(Acts of the Apostles, chapter 2), and it marks the beginning of the Christian church’s mission to the world.

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Crucifixion, Resurrection, and
Ascension of Jesus Christ

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7
Q

the beginning when God created the heavens and earth, the earth was a
formless void and darkness covered the face of the deep, while a wind from God swept over the face of the waters. (Gen
1:1-2)

A

At Creation

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8
Q

He lead the Israelites out of Egypt and the Holy Spirit brought together the 12 tribes into one Chosen People

A

Moses

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9
Q

– a cloud came and overshadow Jesus. The cloud traditionally symbolized the presence of the Holy Spirit.

A

Jesus’ Transfiguration

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10
Q

are freely given while the Fruits are
the result in the process.

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Gifts if Holy Spirit

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11
Q

helps us recognize the importance of others and the importance of keeping God central in our lives.

A

Wisdom

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12
Q

is the ability to comprehend the meaning of God’s message.

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Understanding

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13
Q

is the ability to think about and explore God’s revelation, and also to recognize there are mysteries of faith beyond us.

A

Knowledge

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14
Q

is the ability to see the best way to follow God’s plan when we have
choices that relate to him.

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Counsel

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15
Q

is the courage to do what one knows is right.

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Fortitude

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16
Q

helps us pray to God in true devotion.

17
Q

is the feeling of amazement before God, who is all-present, and whose friendship we do not want to lose.

A

Fear of the Lord

18
Q

FRUITS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT

A

• Love
• Joy
• Peace
• Patience
• Kindness
• Goodness
• Faithfulness
• Gentleness
• Self-control

19
Q

FRUITS OF THE HOLY SPIRIT

A

• Love
• Joy
• Peace
• Patience
• Kindness
• Goodness
• Faithfulness
• Gentleness
• Self-control

20
Q

translated from the Greek word “Paraclete”. Some bibles translate it to “Helper” or “Comforter”. It means “someone who stands by your side”

21
Q

signifies the Holy Spirit’s action
in Baptism. (1 Cor. 12:13) “For in one
Spirit we are all baptized into one body”.
And in John 7:37-39, Jesus directly
associates the Spirit with the living water
that satisfies spiritual thirst.

22
Q

signifies the Holy Spirit’s action in Baptism. (1 Cor. 12:13) “For in one Spirit we are all baptized into one body”.
And in John 7:37-39, Jesus directly associates the Spirit with the living water that satisfies spiritual thirst.

23
Q

signifies the vibrant and transforming energy of the Holy Spirit.

The Holy Spirit appeared as tongues of
fire upon the Apostles at Pentecost, and
they were transformed into courageous
witnesses for Christ.

24
Q

In the Old Testament, God often
appeared as a fire or light within a
dense cloud (Ex 40:38, Ezekiel 1:4). This symbolizes that the Holy Spirit reveals yet also keeps hidden the glory
of God. In the New Testament, clouds
play a role in Jesus’ baptism, Transfiguration and Ascension.

A

A Cloud and Light

25
Q

In all four Gospels, at Jesus’ baptism the Spirit descends on him in the form of a ___. This is why in Christian art, a ___ often symbolizes the Holy Spirit.

26
Q

As part of our sacramental rites, to be
_______ (Chrism) symbolizes that the power of the Holy Spirit is being
poured out on the person. The word Christ means “the one anointed by God’s Spirit.” Jesus pours out his Spirit on all those who are baptized and confirmed, (as well as on those receiving the Sacrament of Holy Orders and Anointing of the Sick)

A

Anointing of Oil

27
Q

Jesus healed the sick and blessed
children by laying his hands on them
(Mark 10:16). People received the Holy Spirit when the Apostles laid hands on them (Acts 8:17)

A

Laying on of hands