Images of the Church
Eras of the Church
Holiness in the Church
The Church around the World
Apostolic Succession
100
The three images of the Church from the Old Testament are...

Israel, Faithful Remnant, the Ark

100

Which Era did the protestant reformation take place in?

Under siege 

100

Which 2 vocations are members of the Laity?

Married and Single

100

The word Catholic means...

universal

100

the teaching office of the Church is called the

Magesterium

200

Which image shows us that all members of the Church are connected to one another, and all have an important role to play


Body of Christ

200

What event began the Modern Era of the Church?

The Second Vatican Council (Vatican II)

200

Even though there are members and leaders of the Church who are not holy, the Church is holy. How is this true? 

The Holy Spirit makes the Church holy

200

What does the Church believe about other religions?

Other world religions have some of the truth, but the Catholic Church has the fullness of truth

200

Name 2 of the 5 precepts of the Church

The precepts are: to attend Mass and to rest from work on Sundays and holy days of obligation, to confess our sins to a priest at least once a year, to receive our Lord Jesus Christ in the Holy Eucharist at least once a year during the Easter season, to observe the days of abstinence and fasting, and to contribute to the support of the Church.

300

Which image shows us that the Church is intimately united to Christ in love? 


Bride of Christ

300

In this Era, the fall of Rome caused a power vacuum which was filled by the Pope. As the Pope gained not just spiritual, but political power, division between the East and West grew. 

Isolation Era

300

What does it mean to be holy, as a priest?

To care for the Church as Christ does, to act as Christ through the sacraments

300

There can be cultural differences in Churches, but these four marks help us know if a Church is considered UNITED to the Catholic Church

faith, leadership, witness, worship

300
What are the three offices of the Church?

Teaching, Sanctifying, and Governing

400

What does the Seed of the Kingdom reveal about the Church?

The Church is continually growing and developing


400

What happened during the Institutionalization Era?

  • Christianity is now legal, and the official religion of Rome. Public worship is allowed

  • Each local church is led by a bishop, who then establishes parishes which are led by pastors. 

400

In religious life, people make 3 vows. What are they?

Poverty, Chastity, and obedience

400

What is a liturgical rite? (There are 21 Liturgical Rites in the Catholic Church!)

A particular way of celebrating the Mass with variations in certain prayers, traditions and music, but is still considered united with the Worship of the Catholic Church 

400

what is the Deposit of Faith?

The full content of divine revelation communicated by Christ, contained in Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition, handed on in the Church from the time of the Apostles, and from which the Magisterium draws all that it proposes for belief as being divinely revealed.

500

What does the Temple of the Holy Spirit reveal about the Church?

The Holy Spirit is present in each member of the Church


500

In the Under Siege Era, what was the Church's response to the protestant reformation

The Council of Trent (Strict rules and guidelines to create uniformity)

500

According to the textbook, what is holiness?

To be set apart by God and partaking in His life

500

Name 3 differences between the Eastern and Western Rites of the Church. 

Art, Music, Architecture, the way Communion is celebrated, traditions, language

500

What are the three offices of CHRIST, and which offices of the Church are they connected to?

Priest (Sanctifying), Prophet (teaching), King (governing)

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