Unit 2 Test Review

What is Prayer?

Prayer is a form of communication with God that is also his Love Language.

How many Types of Prayers are there?

5

What are all of the different types of Prayers?

1. Petition

2. Praise

3. Thanksgiving

4. Intercession

5. Workship

What is the Petition Prayer?

Petition is a type of prayer where we ask God for things.

What is the Praise Prayer?

Praise Prayer is a type of prayer where we praise God for the things that he’s done.

What is the Thanksgiving Prayer?

The Thanksgiving Prayer thanks and expresses gratitude to God.

What is the Workship Prayer?

The Workship Prayer honours God for who he is.

What is the Intercession Prayer?

The Intercession prayer refers to praying for others.

What is an important definition of Prayer?

Prayer is the raising of one’s mind and heart to God of the requesting of things from him. Parquet is also communal.

How many Dimensions of Prayer are there?

9

What are all of the Dimensions of Prayer?

1. Personal

2. Communal

3. Spritual

4. Moral

5. Physical

6. Communicative

7. Traditional

8. Modern

9. Life Sustaining

What does Personal refer to?

Personal refers to praying alone to God in your mind.

What does Communal refer to?

Communal refers to praying in a group of people or with others.

What does Spiritual refer to?

Spiritual refers to to strengthen of faith and relationship with God.

What does Moral refer to?

Moral refers to asking God to help you make the right decision when faced with difficult ones.

What does Physical refer to?

Physical refers to religious gestures, like the sign of the cross.

What does Communicative refer to?

Communicative refers to listening and speaking to God.

What does Traditional refer to?

Traditional refers to famous prayers like, “Our Father Who Art”, or “Hail Mother”

What does Modern refer to?

Modern refers to prayer through music or retreats.

What does Life-Sustaining refer to?

Life Sustaining refers to how prayer should be a daily habit because it helps us in all aspects of life.

What is Lectic Divinia?

Lectic Divinia refers to reading scripture slowly in order to fully absorb it and reflect on words that stand out. Lectic Divinia is a way of praying in repose to what God says.

What is Rosary?

Rosary refers to using series of prayers to reflect on important aspects of Jesus and Mary’s life.

What is Christian Meditation?

Christian Meditation refers to slowing down, listening to God and giving him our full attention to deepens our relationship with him.

What is the Niceness Creed?

The Nicene Creed is a statement of belief that clearly expresses the core beliefs of the faith and is prayed at mass or solemn feast days.

What are the Marks of the Church?

The marks of the Church refer to how the Church is described.

How many Marks of the Church are there?

4

What are all of the Marks of The Church,

1. One

2. Holy

3. Catholic

4. Apostolic Church

What does One mean?

One refers to how the Church is in union with God and each other.

What does Holy mean?

Holy refers to how the Church expresses love and revelation through God.

What does Catholic mean?

Catholic refers to the being universal or all over.

The Word, “Catholic” can change depending on a lowercase or capitalized ‘C’. What’s the difference?

Lowercase Catholic refers to being universal, all over and Uppercase Catholic refers to the religion.

What does Apostolic mean?

Apostolic refers to how the Church was founded through the mission of the apostles of Jesus which set it’s foundation.

What are the images of the Church?

Images of the Church refer to what the Church represents.

How many images of the Church are there?

6

What are all of the images of the Church?

1. Institution

2. Advocate

3. Teacher

4. Community

5. Servant

6. Transformer

What does Institution mean?

Institution refers to how the Church is structured and organized through its religious figures.

What does Advocate mean?

Advocate refers to how the Church gives a voice to the voiceless and advocates for the environment and people.

What does Teacher mean?

Teacher refers to how the Church provides us of moral teachings that focus on the message of Jesus.

What does Community mean?

Community refers to how the Church gives us a space to celebrate and come together.

What does Servant mean?

Servant refers to how the Church calls us to serve others.

How is the Church Structured?

The Church is structured in terms of authority and not importance.

List the Structure of the Church through its people

1. Christ

2. Pope

3. Bishop

4. Priest

5. Nuns

6. Deacon

7. Lay People

What are Popes?

A Pope is to the bishop of Rome and the overseer of the Church.

What are Bishops?

Bishops supervise and manage local dioceses, which are clusters of Churches in an area.

What are Priests?

Priests receive the sacrament of Holy Order and manage all masses, sacraments & events.

What are Nuns?

Nuns devote their live to Jesus through prayer and service and enter a religious order.

What are Deacons?

Deacons assist priests and may read the Gospels at mass or perform sacraments.

What are Lay People?

Lay People are you and I that go to Church to learn.

What is a Sacramental?

A Sacramental refers to an actions object or prayer that draws us closer to God and aren’t solely meant for private devotion.

How many Sacramental categories are there?

3

What are the 3 Sacramental Categories?

1. Sacred Actions

2. Blessings

3. Material Objects

What do Sacred Actions refer to?

Sacred Actions refer to outward signs of faith in the form of bodily posture or movement, like The Sigh of the Cross

What do Blessings refer to?

Blessings refer to prayers where we seek God’s help and care for people or things.

What do Material Objects refer to?

Material Objects refer to sacred objects or signs.

List an example of each Sacramental Category.

1. The Sign of the Cross

2. Blessed Ashes

3. Holy Oils

What does Sacred Actions refer to?

What is a Sign?

A Sign indicates one clear meaning that cannot be interpreted in any other way.

What is a Symbol?

A Symbol represents many different things and can be interpreted in many different ways.

What is a Ritual?

A Ritual is a repeated action that we intentionally do and has deep meaning.

What is a Routine?

A Routine is a repeated action that do for practical reasons and doesn’t have any deep meaning.

how many Sacrament Categories are there?

3

What are all of the Sacraments categories?

1. Intiation

2. Healing

3. Service

How many Sacraments are there?

7

What are all of the kind of Sacraments?

1. Baptism

2. Eucharist

3. Confirmation

4. Anointing of the Sick

5. Reconciliation

6. Matrimony

7. Holy Orders

What is the Eucharist?

The Eucharist is a sacrament of Initiation that recognizes the death and sacrifice of Jesus which we accept through the offering of bread and wine. (Body & Blood).

What is Confirnatiom?

Confirmation is a sacrament of initiation that confirms the covenant made at Baptism and celebrates the commitment to God and receiving of the Holy Spirit.

What is Anointing of the Sick?

Anointing of the Sick is a sacrament of healing that releases us from our physical and spiritual burdens by restoring our health and forgiving our sins.

What is Reconciliation

Reconciliation is a sacrament of healing that gives us the grace of forgiveness and repentance where we confess our sins and reflect on our actions. (Confession is a large example of Reconciliation).

What is Matrimony?

Matrimony is a sacrament of service that refers to the union of a couple in Christ and the covenant of marriage to one another.

What are Holy Orders?

Holy Orders refers to the service and leadership of religious figures of the Church that continue the work of Jesus’ apostles.

What are the 7 Gifts of the Holy Spirit?

1. Knowledge

2. Understanding

3. Wisdom

4. Courage

5. Piety/Reverance

6. Fear of the Lord/Wonder

7. Counsel/Righteous Judgement

What are the 5 major events of the Apostles?

1. The foundation of the Church is started and Antioch and the first followers of Christ are called Christians.

2. Membership of the Church is based off of the teachings of Christ

3. The Christian movement is based on the Equal treatment of all people

4. Sharing the News of Jesus

5. The early followers of Jesus were a diverse ethic community

How many Facets of Mary are there?

4

What are all of the facets of Mary?

1. A Trustworthy Intercessor

2. A model of Faith and Obedience

3. Mother to All

4. Mother to God

What are the two types of Pentecost?

1. Christian Pentecost

2. Jewish Pentecost

What is Christian Pentecost?

Christian Pentecost is celebrated 50 days after Easter and focuses on the descension of the Holy Spirit onto the Apostles where they received the Fire of tongues and were able to speak different languages.

That transformation of the apostles created the Church which is why Christian Pentecost is known as the, “Churches Birthday.”

What is Jewish Pentecost?

Jewish Pentecost is celebrated 50 days after Passover and is focused on the ancient festival that marked the end of the Harvest season and renewed the Jewish people’s covenant to God. The Jewish people offers up servers offerings and sacrifices.

How are both Pentecost’s related?

The Christian and Jewish Pentecost are both related because the Christian Pentecost came AFTER the Jewish Pentecost. They both offer up things and bring people together.

Why was Paul’s conversion so important for the Spread of Christianity?

Paul’s conversion was so important for the spread of Christianity because he devoted his life to proclaiming the good news which transformed the faith into a global movement. In spite of his struggles or past, Paul’s story inspires many believers but also demonstrates the impact that God has on people.

What are 3 Important events in Mary’s Life?

1. The Immaculate Conception

2. The Annunciation

3. The Assumption

What is The Immaculate Conception?

The Immaculate Conception refers to how Mary was conceived without original sin.

What is The Annunciation?

The Annunciation refers to when the Angel Gabriel appeared before Mary to announce e that she would conceive the Son of God through the power of the Holy Spirit.

The Assumption

The Assumption refers to how Mary’s body and spirit were assumed into Heaven which is unusual since the bodies of humans remain on Earth.

What are 2 words that describe Mary that contradict themselves?

The Virgin Mother

How do the words Virgin and Mary relate?

1. Demonstrates the miraculous power of God that illustrates how anything is possible with God

2. Refers to the Assumption when she would be conceiving Jesus without need of intercourse

What does a model of Faith and Obedience mean?

A model of Faith and Obedience refers to how Mary accepts the words of Gabriel and was a servant of God by doing his work.

What does A Trustworthy Intercessor mean?

A Trustworthy Intercessor refers to how we can path to Mary to bring our prayers to God.

What does Mother of God mean?

Mother of God mean refers to how Mary is the mother of God.

What does Mother of All mean?

Mother of All refers to how Mary is seen as a perfect figure of the Church and the mother of the living.