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| in what way is our relationship with god like marriage? |
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| what are the 5 parts of the liturgy |
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1. introductory rites
2. liturgy of the word
3. liturgy of the eucharist
4. communion rite
5. concluding rite or dismisall |
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| reflection/lessons by the preist |
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| the two gifts presented to god during the offertory procession |
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| most sacred part of liturgy |
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| the change of wine and bread to flesh |
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| what is the fraction rite |
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lamb of god
lord i am not worth to recieve you but only say the words and i shall be healed |
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| a siborium altar consecrrated host is placed in which reverence |
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| cup of precious metal which holds the wine |
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| bread destined to recieve eucharistic consecration |
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| gold or silver usually in a sunburst shape that holds the consecrated host |
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| small plate that holds the sacred host |
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| 4 signs of gods existance |
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| nature, self, others, history |
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| 6 main events associated with the revelation of gods loving plan to humans |
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god created everything in the world, and everything that he creates is good,
covenent of love with humans even though they were not always faithful to him
god chose abram to explain his covenant fully,
god entered into a covenant with moses and the israelites at mount sinai
the prophets continually reminded the people to be faithul to their covenant with god
during jesus' lifetime he chose 12 apostles and entrusted them with continuing his teaching with the help of the holy spirit the were to form his church |
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| conveys the "intention" of the apostles |
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| gods word recorded by humans |
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| an agreement between god and the israelites |
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| worthwhile and deserving of respect |
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| human ability to make decisions without being forced to act one way |
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| the one and only supreme being who is relational, he is love itself |
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| covering creation to just before the birth of christ |
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| jesus'life death and resurrection |
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| statement for mulayed by church leaders at conreal of nicea in AD 325 said at mass |
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| conversation or dialogue with god |
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| gods communication of himself and his plan of locing goodness throughtout history |
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| a spiritual principle of a human being that is a reflection of god |
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T- those which can never be changed
t- those that can be changed |
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| # of books in the catholic bible |
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| # of storys in old testament |
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| catholics- 46 protastants- 39 |
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| # of books in new testament |
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| 4 divisions in old testemant |
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| law, history, prophets, wisdom |
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| hebrew name for the old testament |
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| # of books that are letters |
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| 5th book in the new testament |
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| last book in the new testament |
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| parts of a biblical citation |
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| god created everything in 7 days |
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| pure spirits, messengers of god |
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| god created humans first, god created humans last |
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| god created humans first, god created humans last |
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| first decision by humans to disobey god |
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| gods action accomplished by sending jesus to free people of sin and to restore friendship with god |
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| effective sign given jesus and given to his church by which god shares his life through the work of the holy spirit |
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| symbols in the sacrament of baptism |
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water-reminder of creation & washing away of og sin
words- baptized in the holy trinity
candle- those who are baptized are called to bring jesus' light to others
white: reminder of being clothed in christ to live in imitation of him
chrism oil- reminder that god has chosen and called each one of us to be his own |
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| responsibities for the sacrament of matrimony |
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1. open blessing for children
2. raise children in church
3. to love eachother like god loves them
4. must be baptized |
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1. i the lord and your god you shall not have strange gods before me
2. you shall not take the name of the your god in bain
3. remeber to keep holy the lords day |
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| healing, excorsims, raising the dead, nature |
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| announcement that mary would be mother of the son of god |
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| mary was taken up into heaven |
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| god showed everyone jesus was long awaited messiah |
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| god preserved mary from all stain of original sin |
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| holy spirit assumed human nature while being truly god |
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| where was jesus baptized? |
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| 2 gospels about jesus' birth |
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[image] flesh- son the flesh skin- holy spirit the protector seed- father the creater |
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| in the name of the father son holy spirit amen |
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Our Father, who art in heaven,
hallowed be thy name.
Thy Kingdom come,
thy will be done,
on earth as it is in heaven
Give us this day our daily bread.
And forgive us our trespasses,
as we forgive those who trespass against us.
And lead us not into temptation,
but deliver us from evil.
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Glory be to the Father,
and to the Son,
and to the Holy Spirit.
As it was in the beginning,
is now,
and ever shall be,
world without end.
Amen. |
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Hail Mary,
Full of Grace,
The Lord is with thee.
Blessed art thou among women,
and blessed is the fruit
of thy womb, Jesus.
Holy Mary,
Mother of God,
pray for us sinners now,
and at the hour of death.
Amen. |
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