Chapter 13: Keeping Chaste in a Changing World
Chapter 14: Depending on God in times of Fear
Chapter 15: Teaching Others About Christ
Chapter 16: Renewing our Relationship with Christ
Chapter 17: Showing Concern for Future Generations
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To proclaim the good news of Christ to people everywhere.

evangelize

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A section of Central Italy governed by the pope

Papal States

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the divine guarantee that the pope's official statements of doctrine regarding faith and morals are free from error. 

papal infallibility 

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a council to be attended by all the country's bishops

plenary council

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the secret meeting in which they elect a pope

conclave

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was an example of a Catholic absolute monarch. He ruled France, then the leading Catholic country in the world. 

King Louis XIV

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Who was working to protect the native peoples against slave traders and dishonorable colonial landowners?

The Jesuits

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a german word meaning "a conflict of cultures"

Kulturkampf 

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the Italian word meaning "bringing up to date" to describe his intention for the council

aggiornamento 

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the shortest in church history and died only 33 days as pope

Pope John Paul I

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who founded the first Catholic settlement in North America in Saint Augustine, Florida?

The Spaniards

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Who abolished taxes collected by the Church, and took control of Church property, and dissolved all monastic orders?

The National Assembly

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he refused to recognize the authority of the new Italian government in Italy. 

Pope Pius IX

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he appointed an archbishop for the military services of the United States

Pius XII

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the viewpoint that concepts such as right and wrong, good and evil, or truth and falsehood.

relativism 

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was ordained the first bishop of Baltimore, Maryland in 1790

John Carroll

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What did Napoleon dream of?

He dreamed of conquering Great Britain demanding that Pius VII  ally with him in this war.

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he taught that religion gave people an illusion of an unreal world, dulling their awareness of injustuce

Karl Marx

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he wanted the bishops who would gather in the council to study the unchangeable truths of the Christian faith

Pope John XXIII

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the pope who pleaded for peace of the time of the First World War

Pope Benedict XV

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an Italian scientist that proved the theory that the earth revolves around the sun

Galileo Galilei 

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What happened in the reign of terror?

Nobles and anyone sympathetic to the king were killed. Everyone was now determined to erase Christianity as thoroughly as it had erased its monarchy.

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he started the first Catholic newspaper in the United States

John England

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the second social justice encyclical that means "Peace on Earth" 

Pacem in Terris

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an encyclical that means "The Gospel of Life" and talks about the sacredness of all human life from conception to natural death 

Evangelium Vitae 

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