Key Terms - Kingdom of God Flashcards

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Pilgrim

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A person on a religious journey.

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Pilgrimage

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A journey by a believer to a religious journey.

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Lent

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40 days before Easter, in which we reflect the suffering of Jesus.

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Rome

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St Peter went to Rome to preach the faith, he was crucified and buried on a hill, now called Vatican.

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Lourdes

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A teenager, St Bernadette, saw 18 visions of a women who identifies herself as the Immaculate Conception.

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Walsingham

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Many Catholics believe that, Richeldis de Faverches, a Saxon noblewoman, had a vision in which she saw the house of Nazareth.

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Jerusalem

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Place where Jesus died.

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Dramatised prayer

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Catholics will often imitate, Jesus’ pilgrimage to the cross by praying the stations of the cross.

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Kingdom of God

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Where all people live as God intends.

Reign of God

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The Lord’s Prayer

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Is so called because Jesus taught it to his disciples, known as our father.

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Justice

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Bringing about what is right and fair, or making up wrong that has been committed.

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Peace

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A state of total trust and unity between all people.

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Reconciliation

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Restoring the harmony after relationships have broken down, also a sacrament in the Catholic Church.

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Hierarchy of the Church

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A ranking system that gives structure to the Church.

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Pope

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Head of Catholic Church, successor of St Peter.

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Cardinals

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Help elect the next pope.

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Bishop

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Have power to confirm and ordain, help advise Pope on decisions.

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Deacons

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Preach the gospel, assist the priest, they can baptise people and marry people.

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Lay People/The Laity

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Baptised in the Church.

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Second Vatican Council

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A series of important meetings of all Catholic bishops between 1962 and 1965, which updated many Catholic teachings.

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Dei Verbum

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Word of God is communicated through scripture, tradition and the teaching authority of the church, all linked and directed by the Holy Spirit.

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Lumen Gentium

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Pope and bishop are there to serve people. Every member of the church is called to participate in the churches mission

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Sacrosanctum Concilium

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The people of God are to be involved in worship.

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Gaudium et Spes

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Church must read the signs of times and interpret the light of the gospel.

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Immaculate Conception
A title given to Mary that refers to the belief that Mary was conceived without any physical intercourse.
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Magnificat
The name of prayer Mary said when Elizabeth greeted her during her visit.
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Apostolic Succession
The power of the apostles passed on to the next generations of bishops.
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Four Marks of the Church
The nicene creed declared the church to be holy, one, catholic and apostolic.
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Magisterium
The teaching authority of the Catholic Church, exercised by the Pope and the bishops.
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Pontifical church
When the teachings of the church are presented by a pope.
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Conciliar Church
When the authority off the magisterium is expressed through the pope in a council.
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Vocation
A call from God to fulfil a particular role in life.
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Church being apostolic
- "You are Peter and on this rock I will build my Church!" - 12 apostles were original foundation of the Church and witnesses to the faith. - Apostolic and Apostolic succession is the foundation of Catholic beliefs. - Authority of Popes and Bishops is known as magisterium. - When the pope makes a rare declaration, he speaks on behalf of the magisterium and papal infallibility.
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Church being one.
- All dioceses, parishes are all part of one church.
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Church being holy.
- God is at work in the whole body of christ, in both individuals and in the community. - Presence of God makes Church holy.
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Church being Catholic
- Church is worldwide. | - Teachings of the church are the beliefs held by catholics everywhere.