Early life of the pope Innocent
What University did he attend?
The University of Paris
What orders did he approve?
He approved new religious orders
What did the extraordinary minister received permission to distribute?
To distribute holy communion
The word Eucharist comes from what?
It comes from Greek which means thanksgiving
Pope innocent presented how many decrees
He presented 70 decrees
What did he do after returning back home from College?
He began working at his church
What was he admired for?
For his brilliant mind and his ability to take action
What was the language that is spoken in Mass
They allowed Mass to be spoken in different languages other than Latin
When we line up to get communion it is a symbol of what?
It is the symbol of our lifelong journey to be one with God.
When did Pope innocent III called for this councils
He called them in 121
When did he became pope?
37 age
What is dogma
a teaching that the church assures Catholics is true and that Catholics are obliged to believe.
What did they suggest to enter the mystery of the Eucharist?
the council suggested changes in the way we celebrate mass
What is Absolution
the forgiveness we receive from God through the priest in the sacrament of penance and reconciliation.
What is Charism
a special gift of the Holy Spirit given for the service of others
What year, country, and what class was he born into?
born in 1160 into a noble Italian family
How many crusades did he launched and what were the crusades for?
He launched two crusades, one to recover Palestine and the Christian lands of the east for Christianity and the other to bring peace to the Christians and moors of Spain one to recover Palestine and the Christian lands of the east for Christianity and the other to bring peace to the Christians and moors of Spain
What did the Vatican council helped people understand what?
They helped people understand the Eucharist is the high point of our lives as Catholics.
Absolution places us in a state of what and prepares us to receive what?
Absolution places us in a state of grace and prepares us to receive other sacraments
Transubstantiation was first defined by St. Thomas Aquinas as a way to explain what?
how the bread and wine become the blood and body of Jesus Christ.
What was his birth name?
birth name is lotario de conti do segni
What is the precepts of the Church
The precepts of the church ensure that all Catholics move beyond the minimum by growing in the love of God and neighbor
What did the Second Vatican made possible for the people to receive holy communion?
They made it possible to take both forms, the consecrated bread and wine
What is mortal sin
a serious decision to turn away from God by doing something that we know is wrong.
How does Christ make himself present to us?
He makes him present through soul and divinity, body and blood, into the Eucharist