Took over Vatican II

Closed it

Painted "Adoration of the Lamb" in 1432

Preserved in Cathedral of St. Bavo in Ghent, Belgium

Infants who die unbaptized are condemned to hell where they suffer "the least of its pains"

The New Testament lies hidden in the Old; the Old Testament is unveiled in the New

5 Proofs for Existence of God

Eucharist is the Sacrament of Sacraments

Founder of Society of Jesus

1491-1556

Transformative life changing relationship with Jesus Christ

Christian Theologian - important for spiritual reading of the Bible

Greatest work was the Hexapla - Synopsis of the 6 verisions of the OT

Taught Arianism

Arianism was made a heresy

Greek meaning Universal

Literall means "according to the whole"

7 sacraments

visible signs of invisible reality

-states that created things are good and are signs of God’s presence and grace

-Profound sense  that the invisible divine presence is disclosed through created realities that function as symbols

-Personal encounter with God: trust, confidence, surrender and love

-Involving a total response: "Metanoia" -complete change of heart

-Christian Faith entails an encounter with Jesus Christ, the Lord.

-Catholicism stresses "mediation" by the Church community and its sacramental practices

Code of law

Law estabilished by a church council

God's self-disclosure and response of faith

God's plan

promise

example: event that occured in Mount Sanai

Religious truths taught in the Gospels.

Greek meaning preaching 

tradition

(its etymological meaning and its primary theology meaning)

Theological: shared faith experience of Christian communiity, life in Christ, and communion in the Spirit

BOTH Faith AND Reason 

Etymological: history of the word, how it came into being

Official: Bible, Sacraments, Creeds, Doctrines, Liturgy

Mark

Matthew

Luke

(a lot of same stories)

Canon Gospels:

Matthew

Mark

Luke
John 

rememberance

usually in a sacrificial context

Sacrament to the Altar

Blessed Sacrament

Holy Communion

Updating/Renewal

Bringing up to date

Communion

(celebrated at most important sacremental rite, Eucharistic liturgy)

Complete change of heart

Spiritual conversion

A person regarded as an inspired teacher or proclaimer of the will of God

"One who speaks on behalf of..." God's purity, justice, and mercy.

Invoking the power of the Holy Spirit

Happens 2 times during Mass

1. Bread and Wine

2. Of the people

Baptism

Eucharist

Confirmation

So be it

Hebrew word still used in Western Churches

Hebrew

 "Praise God"

Rite of Christian Initation of Adults

Welcomes anyone who has desire to know more about Catholic Church

Stages:

-Pre-catechumenate

-Catechumenate

-Purification

-Reception at Easter Vigil liturgy

-Mystagogy

A liturgical formula of praise to God

"Through him with him in him in the unity of the holy spirit all glory and honor is yours all mighty Father forever and ever." - Great Doxology

Baptized Christian who is preparing to enter the Catholic Church

Receiving Eucharist and Confirmation

A person who is killed because of their religious or other beliefs

Means "Witness"

the Creed

(In Brief summaries as well)

Profession and narrative of the story of God's Salvation offered to human beings

I believe

Stress on Community (Koinonia)

Strong ligurgical tradition centered on Eucharist

'Communion of saints'

-Clear away Original Sin

-Gives gift of Holy Spirit and incorporates the person into the Church

-Babies baptized when reasonale expectation they will be raised in the faith.

-Creed first found in context of baptism

The Source and Summit of entire Christian Life

-from Vatican II's Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy

Jesus refers to himself as the "son"

Uses "Abba"

Both AND: to faith and practice 

Both Word AND Sacrament

Both Faith AND Justice

Both faith AND reason

Both scripture AND tradion

Both Universal Church AND Local Church

Amen - It is true

Alleluia - Praise god, prepare to celebrate the gospel

*not used during lent, brought back at Easter (ressurection)

Explain the Catholic understanding of  “Tradition.”  Identify the official and unofficial expressions of Catholic Tradition.

professions of faith

Baptism is the first of the Creeds.

I believe - We Believe

-The saying that Jesus was not both divine and human

-Arianism

mystery

rite, symbols, liturgical objects..

Each sacrament has two components

1. Visible (Baptism water)

2. Invisible (Word of Christ)

To remind us about JC

They convey grace by symbolizing and combining narrative and ritual action

IE - washing with water

Church is the Sacrament of Jesus Christ

Jesus Christ is the Sacrament of the Father

Church is the sacrament of salvation but does not have a monopoly on salvation

Sacramental - often related to the seven sacraments like blessing one's self with holy water

Sacrament - ceremony, visible form of grace.

1054 Orthodox split

1517 Protestant split

According to Catholics and the belief that he is the messiah he completed the 4 tasks of the messiah.

1.

2.

3.

4.

Who wrote the earliest writings of the New Testament.

Identify some of these writings.

Paul's writings

Galatians 48-49 AD

For each of the sacraments of Initiation: be able explain the essential rite, the purpose, biblical basis, and graced results for each of these sacraments.  Compare Eastern and Western Christianity in the way these sacraments are celebrated.

1. Get involved with the bibical texts

2. Liturgical movement 

1. Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy

2. Dogmatic Constitution on the Church

3. Dogmatic Constitution on Divine Revelation

4. Pastoral Constitution on the Church in the Modern World

Explain the Liturgical year and the cycle of liturgical readings used at the Sunday liturgy.

-the second person of the trinity took on himself a distinct, fully human nature.

-As a result, he was a single person in full possession of two distinct natures, one human and one divine.

How is the doctrine of the Incarnation  doctrine safeguarded in the Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed?  

Arianism

That the Father and Jesus did not externally exist together.

Dogmatic Constitution on the Church

Backbone of Council's work

-married to Sarah

-

God called Moses over to the Burning Bush.

Made him take off his shoes to signify holy ground.

Moses asked who do I tell people who you are. -God answered YHWH

Loosely based on texts from Book of Revelation

Painted in 1432

Jan van Eyck

Found in Cathedral of St. Bavo in Ghent Belgium

(1894-1941)

381 CE

Issued Nicene-Constantinopolitan Creed

325 CE

Issued Nicene Creed

431 CE

Mary can be called Mother of God

451 CE

Affirmed both true humanity of Jesus and his true divinity

Second Eve

Queen of Heaven

Mother of the Church

Restricitions on women before Vatican II

Not encouraged to read/study Bible

1. Requires "Fist Mover" =God

2. Fact of Cause & Effect to need for an Uncaused Cause =God

3. Existence of non-necessary beings to need for an necessary being =God

4. Abosolute Perfection?

5. finality found in everything, intelligent designer =God

1. Things make sense

2. Don't make sense by themselves

3. Therefore God exists

The writings in the NT

Letters to the Coritians

Composed a 'rule' that was adopted by many communities of men and women

Responsible for 'pray and work' saying

2nd version of the canonical Bible

What we currently use

St Augustine said they go to hell but suffer the least of the pains.

Today it is said that they are in the hands of God

5. Which of the following is NOT found in the Gospel of Mark?

Christianity was legalized by

What Biblical book is the basis for the central scene in the “The Adoration of the Lamb”?

The word “martyr” means:

Which of the following was NOT an early Church council?

Which of the following heresies did  St. Irenaeus oppose?

Identify the Bible of the infant Church

The Christian Creed has a Trinitarian structure

Which doctrine is NOT professed in the Creed?

A)  Creation
B)  Virginal Conception of Jesus
C)  Life Everlasting
D)  Christ’s Resurrection
E)  The Incarnation

None of these

The last chapter of Vatican II’s Dogmatic Constitution on the Church focuses on:

Vatican II’s Dogmatic Constitution on the Church stressed the

St. Paul refers to the Church as the

What is the symbolic significance of Jesus choosing Twelve to be his collaborators?

The Catholic Church teaches that babies who die unbaptized are banned from heaven.

The Catholic Church teaches that baptism is necessary for salvation.

The term for an unbaptized person who is preparing to receive the Sacraments of Initiation:

Which is NOT an essential element of the Roman rite of Confirmation

Identify the four marks of the Church and briefly indicatE what Rausch wrote about their meanngs.