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Catholic 2
Prayer
Faith 1
Faith 2
100
The Greek term "catholic" means this:

Universal

100
For Catholics, this is the heart of Christian life.

Eucharist

100

This is another name for the Lord's Prayer.

Our Father

100

This is a personal call from God to live a life of holiness in one's work and relationships.

Vocation

100

In this stage of faith, one questions parts of their faith.

Searching

200

As of 2025, this many in 10 Americans identify as Christian.

7

200

For Catholics, this is their approach regarding life.

Defend the sanctity of life from conception to natural death.
200

This is the name for the prayer that begins "Hail Mary, full of grace..."

Hail Mary

200

This kind of Church teaching is taught under the full solemnity of the Church and cannot be changed.

Dogma

200

In this faith stage, one is introduced to rituals of the faith.

Experienced

300

Catholics believe God's truth is revealed through these two sources:

Scripture and Tradition

300

Catholics believe Christ established the Church on the foundation of this group of people:

The Apostles

300

This is the name for the prayer that praises the Holy Trinity.

The Glory Be

300

These are the four stages of faith development:

Experienced, Affiliative, Searching, Owned

300

In this faith stage, one can express one's faith meaningfully.

Owned

400

Catholics believe Jesus is __________% human and ___________% divine.

100% and 100%

400

This is how Catholics pray to Mary:

Catholics VENERATE, or HONOR her

400

This is the purpose of a Petition prayer.

To ask God for needs

400

This type of Church teaching can change/evolve over time.

Doctrine

400

In this stage of faith, one becomes a member of a group with shared beliefs.

Affiliative

500

Catholics look to these two sources for moral decision-making:

The Ten Commandments and the Beatitudes
500

This is the primary purpose of prayer:

To grow closer to God

500

This is the purpose for a Contrition prayer.

Expressing sorrow for sins
500

These are the three components of faith:

Belief, Trust, Discipleship

500

This is an example of a dogma, as cited in the lecture.

The Resurrection of Christ

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