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The successor of ___________ became the bishop of Rome.
Peter
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What is a Rite?
a specific Catholic tradition
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What are icons?
religious paintings
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Who are the successors of the Apostles?
bishops
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What does the word apostle mean?
one who is sent
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What does ecclesial mean?
having to do with church
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A bishop has the ____________ level of the Sacrament of Holy Orders.
highest
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Jesus tells Peter, “I will give you the ______ to the kingdom of heaven.”
keys
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What are the “marks of the Church”?
essential features of the Church
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What is a creed?
a belief
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What is Apostolic Succession?
passing on of authority
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What is grace?
supernatural power from God
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Name the two most famous Christians to preach and die in Rome.
Peter and Paul
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Which country has a special devotion to Our Lady of Czestochowa?
Poland
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For the Eastern Rite Churches, when do the sacraments of initiation happen?
infancy
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The Great Schism of the 11th century split the Church into what two groups?
Orthodox and Catholic
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What is the first “mark” of the Church?
the Church is one
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What aspects of Mass can change to adapt to the culture?
music, language, artwork
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What two books help us understand the creed?
the Bible, the Catechism of the Catholic Church
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What is sanctifying grace?
grace that heals sin
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What does Jesus give the Apostles when he says “...whatever you loose on earth shall be loosed in heaven”?
the ability to forgive sins in Jesus' name
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What is the difference between unity and uniformity?
Unity is a diverse group working towards a common goal/interest. Uniformity is if all the members of the group are identical, it lacks diversity.
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In early Christianity, what were the apostolic churches? What does it mean to be “in communion with Rome”? What do we mean when we say that God gave the Catholic Church the “fullness of the means of salvation”? (essay 2)
The apostolic churches are early Christian communities that were founded by one or more of the Apostles. Being in "communion with Rome" means a community recognizes the authority of the Pope and the official teachings of the Church. The Church having the "fullness of the means of salvation" means that the Church possesses all of the spiritual tools that the Christian needs to be holy.
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What does it mean to do something “in Jesus’ name”?
with his power and authority, not your own
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What is Sacred Tradition? What is the relationship between Sacred Tradition and Sacred Scripture? Why can't we just use Sacred Scripture (the Bible) alone? (essay 1)
Sacred Tradition is the handing on of the truths of Jesus Christ by the successors of the Apostles. Sacred Tradition was originally handed down orally and eventually came to be written down into what we now know as the Bible, which is also called Sacred Scripture. Sacred Tradition determined which books were included in the Bible and it also interprets them faithfully. We can't just use the Bible alone because not everything the Christian needs is contained in the Bible.
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