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What does the Catholic Church teach about music?

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It is good to use music to praise to God

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What does music do for people inside the church?

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Unites people and helps them to feel more involved in worship, it can also make them feel closer to God.

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Psalms

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Pieces of poetry from the book of psalms in toehold testament- an important part of the divine office.

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Why are psalms used in worship?

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Centre around the praise of God, cover a ride range of human experiences and emotions.

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Plainchant

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ancient form of music, usually sung unaccompanied, to a limited range of notes, used when the latin parts of mass are sung.

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Why are Plainchant used in worship?

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Catholic Church considers it to be ideal to use in the Mass.

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Traditional hymns

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Religious songs that praise God, have been used by generation of believers- accompanied by an organ

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Why are traditional hymns used in worship?

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Help people to feel involved in worship

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Contemporary worship songs

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Religious songs that have been written recently to use in worship, usually accompanied by modern instruments such as a drum

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Why are contemporary songs used in Worship?

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Help people to feel involved in worship, however some people think this music is too upbeat and can distract people from focusing on God.

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Mass settings

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The parts of mass that are sung rather than said; Alleluia

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Why are mass settings used in worship?

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Simpler mass settings help people to feel involved in worship, help mass to appeal to the whole congregation

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What are acclamations?

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Certain parts of a mass which highlight the praise and celebration of God

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Gloria

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A hymn to praise God’s glory and goodness

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When is Gloria used?

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used near the beginning of the mass

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Alleluia

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A Hebrew word meaning ‘praise God’, a hymn of joy and triumph that praises God, announces the presence of Christ.

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When is alleluia used?

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Used to introduce the reading of the gospel at mass to greet the presence of Christ

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Sanctus

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A latin word meaning holy, a hymn to praise God’s holiness

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When is Sanctus used?

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Used before the eucharistic prayer in mass

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Mystery of faith

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Acknowledges that the whole saving event of christ’s life, death and resurrection has been made present through the consecration.

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When is mystery of faith used?

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Used after the consecration

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Triune

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3 persons, the father, the son and the Holy Spirit

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Deuteronomy 6:4

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The ‘lord alone’ stress that there is only one God, through the teachings of Jesus christians have to believe that God is three persons.

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Matthew:16-17

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Matthew describes the baptism of Jesus- Jesus’ baptism is when God reveals himself as the Trinity

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Holy Spirit
the love that unites the father and the son, the Holy Spirit is represented by the dove
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The father
'The voice from heaven'
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The son
Jesus (Christians believe God the son took on human form to become Jesus)
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Galatians 4:6
Helps to explain the relationship between the trinity and a christian, God the father pours out the Holy Spirit into a Christian's heart.
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The nicene creed
A statement of faith about what catholics believe, which explains the nature of the trinity and how the three persons relate to each other.
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Genesis 1:1-3 teaching about the trinity (God)
The word 'God' is referring to the father who created the universe
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The phrase 'wind from God'
Can also be translated as breath or spirit- showing Holy Spirit was involved in the creation of the universe
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Mission
Sending out people to help others
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How does mission share God's love?
Want to share the love of God through their actions, they believe the should love others as God loves them
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Evangelism
Means preaching the good news about Jesus to other people
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How does Evangelism share God's love?
They are inspired by the Holy Spirit to share their knowledge of God's love with others
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Mission quote
'Those who love God must love their brothers and sisters also'
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Mark 1:9-11
Describes Jesus' baptism
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Galations 4:6-7
Describes how the Trinity interacts with Christians
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Matthews account and marks account
They are very similar
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St Augustine
He focused on the relationship within the Trinity and how it can be understood through the concept of love
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Lacugna
Focused on how the Trinity is revealed to humans as God's attempt to redeem them.
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"True love is: a trinity of lover, beloved and the love that binds them together into one"
The Bible states that God is love, love can't exist on its own there must be someone to receive it- therefore there must be three things (the triune)
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Magisterium
Refers to the authority of the Pope and Bishops who have to shape the Catholic Church's teachings which comes from the authority of the twelve apostles.
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The twelve Apostles
Jesus' closest followers
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Baptism
A sign of initiation through which a person becomes a member of the Church and a child of God. Jesus himself was baptised by John the Baptist
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What does Baptism symbolise?
The start of a new stage of life- also joining in with Jesus' death and resurrection. Just like Jesus it means they can then commit their life to God. They can begin their new life as a Christian
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Why is baptism important?
Cleanses a person of all their sins, it fills the person with the Holy Spirit to give them the strength to resist evil. it is a pledge that the person will join God in heaven after they die
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Prayer
Catholic Church describes prayer as raising the heart and mind to God
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Traditional Prayers
Set words which have been used by generations of believers, some people refer them as being open to the presence of God.
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Spontaneous prayers
Are made up in the moment, some people prefer them because they feel like a more personal and sincere way of communicating with God.
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What is prayer?
A conversation with God, when a person opens up to God and communicates with him, listening for his answer.
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Physical postures
Physical postures can assist prayer and help show the attention behind the prayer
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Positions:
kneeling, bowing and joined hands
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Kneeling
A sign of humility, shows Gods authority a portion asking for forgiveness
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Bending
A sign of respect, showing you are bowing down before God
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Lying flat
A sign of total humility and submission to God, a position pleading for help and mercy
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Standing
A sign of respect, for example Catholics stand for the gospel, reading at Mass shows out the respect of Gods word
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Bending the upper half of your body
A sign of respect, a sign of praise to God, acknowledges that God is great
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Sitting
a more comfortable positions, allowing the person to focus on their communication with God
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Standing with arms stretched
A position for pleading, asking for Gods help

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