CLE EXAM GR 12 Flashcards

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A summarized version of the Catechism of the Catholic Church Promulgated by Pope John II 1992

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Compendium of the Catechism

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 is the new people of God assembled by the Word and established by the grace that we receive through the sacraments.
Founded by Christ and governed by the Pope and by the Bishops, who lead the Christian faithful to salvation
Under the guidance of the Holy Spirit

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Church

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means assembly

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Church

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 there is only one Pope, only one faith and the same sacraments

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One

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Jesus Christ is the founder, and He is most Holy. Holy is also his doctrine and means to become saints – the sacraments. Holy also because the have been, there are and there

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Holy

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Universal, because all men are called to the Church’s and because she is spread throughout the world always shall be saints in the Church

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Catholic

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 Built upon the apostle and teaches what they had taught

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Apostolic

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said that “nobody can have God as father if he does not have the Church as the mother.’

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St. Cyprian

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Our duties towards the Church

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To believe what she teaches
To do what she commands
To love her truly, feeling happy and honored to belong to her
To pray for the Church; for the Pope, for the Bishops, for all Christians
To assist the Church in its necessities

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Goal of the church is to be united with God in the glory of heaven

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Communion of Saints

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means ‘holy one’ a title of honor given to those who are now in the glory of heaven

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Saint

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The word “Church” comes from the Greek word

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Ekklesia

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to direct out thoughts, words, and actions to follow Christ and his teachings

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Wisdom

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to enlighten our minds to comprehend the mysteries of salvation with faith and love

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Understanding

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to guide us to live according to the will of the father at all ties

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Councel

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to give us the strength to face the challenges of our day-to-day-life

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to teach us God’s ways so that we may walk in His truth and love

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to move our hearts to prayer and true love of God and neighbor

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 to make our hearts docile to the prompting and inspirations of the Holy Spirit

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Fear of the Lord

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Hierarchy of The Catholic Church

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Pope
Cardinals
Archbishops
Bishops
Priests
Deacons
The Laity

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The name that Jesus chooses for Simon is

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1958 – 1963
Came from the family of farmer called the Vatican Council II

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Pope John XXIII

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1963 – 1978
Continue the work of Pope John XXIII, he went to Turkey to talk about peace and healing with the leaders of the Eastern Church

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1978
Lived only for two months chose the name John Paul so that everyone would continue the work which Pope John and Pope Paul had begun

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Pope John Paul I

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1978 – 2005 Has travelled more than all his predecessors in two millennia hos motto TOTUS TUUS (all am is yours) emphasizes his personal consecration to the Virgin Mary.
Pope John Paul II
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Successor of Peter
Pope
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means to build a bridge Bishop of Rome
"Ponfacere”
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ne who take place the place of Christ
Vicar of Christ
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He governs the Church as the head of the college of bishops He can perform his authority in the presence of all bishops He interprets divine revelation and defines the doctrine of the church free from error – infallibility of the Pope He guides and speaks on matters of faith and morals
Pope
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Assists the pope individually or in group as college of cardinals The representative of the pope in certain occasions, when the pope cannot attend The group of cardinals are responsible for the election of successor to the throne of St. Peter
Cardinals
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Can acquire direct jurisdiction Power and responsibilities may compel his bishops to assemble every 3 years Compel the superiors of the religious orders
Archbishop
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Comes from the Greek words “episkopos” which means overseer The Bishops visible sign oneness and unity of the Universal Church Successors of the Apostles Bishop entrusted to them called Diocese
Bishop
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Offers the holy sacrifice of the mass and who has the threefold powers of teaching Comes from the Greek word “Presbyteros” meaning elder
Priest
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Acts as custodian and dispenser of the eucharist Assist and bless marriages in the name of the church Administer baptism Bring viaticum to the dying Read the scripture to the people Instruct and exhort the people Preside at the worship and prayer of the faithful Administer sacramental Officiate at funeral and burial services
Deacon
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 is derived from the Greek word meaning ”people”
Laity
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derived from the Greek word _________” which means “to immerse while in Hebrew it is referred as
baptizo Mikhev
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is a messenger sent by God Jesus is the word of God in the flesh
The Prophet
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a mediator between God and Humanity
The Priest
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has supreme authority over territory the Jewish people longed for a Messiah
The King