Transcript Math Module II Review

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What is
Descriptions
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Church? of Church Ministries
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Church
Ecumenism
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The Body of Christ, that is,
the community of God’s people
who profess faith in the risen Lord
Jesus and love and serve others
under the guidance
of the Holy Spirit.
What is the Church?
To bring the good news of
Jesus Christ to others.
What is evangelization?
The image of Church that describes
the union where Jesus is the
bridegroom and the Church is the
Bride of Christ.
What is Church as
a marriage union of Christ?
The image of Church that calls to
mind our sacrificing Good Shepherd.
It is his voice we must listen to in
order to remain safe from perils.
What is Church as a flock?
The image of Church which stresses
that Christ alone gives life and
fruitfulness to the branches.
What is the Church as a vineyard?
Jesus is the bridegroom,
the Church is his ________.
What is Bride?
All the members of the Church who
have been initiated into the Church
through Baptism and who are not
ordained or in consecrated life.
Who are the laity?
An outward (visible) sign of an
invisible grace. An “efficacious”
symbol that brings about the
spiritual reality to which it points.
What is sacrament?
The “soul” of the Church.
Who is the Holy Spirit?
The most important
liturgical celebration.
What is the Mass?
The official body of rules that
provides for good order
in the Catholic Church.
What is canon law?
He is a mediator between
God and His people.
Who is a priest?
The domestic church.
What is family?
Includes members of the hierarchy
or lay people and includes hermits,
consecrated virgins, secular
institutes, different apostolic
societies and brothers & sisters
in religious orders.
What is consecrated or
religious life?
Three ways the
pope and bishops exercise
their prophetic teaching.
What are:
-Magisterial Teaching;
-Ecumenical Councils; and
-Infallibility.
From a Greek word meaning
“universal” or “general.”
What is catholic?
Describes the Church because it
continues the faith of the apostles,
those Christ especially chose and
sent forth to proclaim
the gospel to all people.
What is apostolic?
Jesus and God sent him
to sanctify the Church.
Who is the Holy Spirit?
The spiritual reality and virtue
that unites the Church’s members
into one body.
What is love (charity)?
The marks of the Church.
What are one, holy,
catholic and apostolic?
The movement inspired and led by
the Holy Spirit that seeks the union
of all Christian religions and
eventually the unity of all peoples
throughout the world.
What is ecumenism?
A baptized Christian who believes in
Christ, but who does not accept all
the teachings of the Catholic Church.
Who is a Protestant?
An obstinate denial after Baptism to
believe a truth that must be
believed with divine and Catholic
faith, or an obstinate doubt
about such truth.
What is heresy?
A major break between the churches
of the West and the East.
The Roman Church added the
expression “and the Son” to the
article of the Nicene Creed,
without seeking approval from a
Church-wide council of bishops.
What is the Great Schism?
In the Catholic Church,
apostolic succession is traceable
to this person.
Who is St. Peter?
Final Jeopardy Answer
The evangelical counsels.
What are poverty,
chastity and obedience?