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He was a Jesuit missionary who carried the Gospel to India and Japan.
Who was St. Francis Xavier?
The great Church Council that met from 1545-1563 in Northern Italy to respond to Martin Luther and others.
What was, the Council of Trent?
The Bishops at Trent took steps to end abuses that had crept into the Church's practices, defended the ordained ____ and established _______ for the proper training of priests.
What is, priesthood and seminaries?
The Catechism of the Catholic Church is built upon four pillars. This is the first pillar.
What is, the Creed?
A person who is granted an experience of direct union with God is called this.
What is, a mystic?
He was a soldier who found his faith reading about the lives of the Saints recovering from a battle wound, and founded the Jesuit Order.
Who was St. Ignatius of Loyola?
The decrees of this Council stressed the Church's belief in the seven sacraments, the Mass as the saving work of Christ through all time, and confirmed which books Catholics recognize as belonging in the Bible.
What is, the Council of Trent?
The Council of Trent taught that Sacred ____ and Sacred ____ are not separate but are part of one single source of God's Word.
What is, Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition?
The Catechism of the Catholic Church is built upon four pillars. This is the second pillar.
What is, the Sacraments?
These missionaries built hospitals and churches, set up schools and opened homes for those who were poor or aged.
Who were the Franciscans?
She was granted an experience of direct union with God, and given the title, Doctor of the Church in 1970 because of her spiritual writings.
Who was, St. Teresa of Jesus (Avila)?
The Church was able to respond to the challenges in the first part of the 16th Century because the ______ is always building the Church, giving it life, and making it holy.
Who is, the Holy Spirit?
True or False? The Council of Trent inspired renewal of Catholic life and the founding of new communities.
What is, true.
The Catechism of the Catholic Church is built upon four pillars. This is the third pillar.
What is, the moral life?
This simple form of meditation, developed by St. Ignatius of Loyola, is where we can reflect each day in a way that will help us recognize God's presence in our lives.
What is, the Daily Examen?
He was a famous lawyer, a devoted father and husband, and Chancellor of England, who was beheaded for refusing to acknowledge King Henry VIII as head of the Church in England.
Who was, St. Thomas More?
This word means to start over.
What is, reform?
The renewal of Catholic life and the founding of new religious communities caused by the Council of Trent, such as the Oratorians and the Jesuits, resulted in this.
What is, it resulted in two thirds (2/3) of Europe remaining Catholic?
The Catechism of the Catholic Church is built upon four pillars. This is the fourth pillar.
What is, prayer?
Name the Jesuit Missionary who carried the Gospel to India and Japan.
Who was, St. Francis Xavier?
Under his guidance, a catechism based upon the Council of Trent was completed, and parish priests were made responsible for the Catholic education of the young.
Who was, St. Charles Borromeo?
The Council of Trent emphasized that these are signs, instituted by Jesus and given to the Church, through which we receive grace.
What are, the 7 sacraments?
He was a Jesuit who brought relief to Africans enslaved in South America.
Who was, St. Peter Claver?
The Jesuits were not alone in spreading the Good News of Jesus. By the 17th Century other priests such as these set out to the New World to evangelize.
Who were the Franciscans?
Name the Jesuit Missionary who tended to the needs of African slaves in South America?
Who was St. Peter Claver?