Sacraments, Bible, Church teachings, when 2 or more
List the ways Jesus is still present with us even after his Ascension
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Holy Spirit
Whom did Jesus promise to send to his disciples
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Jesus ascends on his own power/authority and Mary is taken during her Assumption
What are some differences between the Ascension and the Assumption
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Jesus goes back to sit at Godâs right hand so that he can judge from there
What is the most important thing about the Ascension of Jesus
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40 days
How long after the Resurrection did Jesus ascend into heaven
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God the Father
Who is the âAncient of Daysâ in the book of David
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laying down his life for us on the Cross
What is Jesusâ greatest act of charity towards us
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virtue
an habitual and firm disposition to do the good; habit of good actions
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moral habits that are gained by our effort
what are moral virtues
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Faith, Hope, and Charity (Love)
list the Theological Virtues
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they are given to us by God and infused into our souls at baptism
When and how do we receive the Theological Virtues
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vice
What is the opposite of a virtue?
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death, judgement, heaven, hell
List and describe the four Last Things
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prudence, justice, temperance, and fortitude
List the cardinal virtues
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conscience
a judgement of reason whereby a person recognizes the moral quality of an action that she is going to perform, is in the process of performing, or has already performed.
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have to have a prayer life and quiet time to listen to God talk to you
What do we mean when we say that conscience has the ârequirement of interiorityâ
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particular judgement
it happens at the moment of your death and is unique to each person
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general judgement
when Jesus comes again
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purgatory=temporary; heaven and hell=permanent
Of the four last things, which are permanent and which are temporary
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concupiscence
the human tendency to sin
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the act, the intention, and the circumstances surrounding it
List and describe the three elements of judging the morality of an action
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holiness
people who are filled with love and joy. they arenât weighed down by the sadness of sin and so they are free to be the person God made them to be.
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pentecost
when the Apostles were transformed by the power of the Holy Spirit. They were able to speak in different tongues and convert people. The Church becomes public.
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death
the separation of the soul and the body
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it foreshadows what will happen to all of us when Jesus comes again. Itâs a promise that God will restore our bodies and reunite them with our souls
What is the significance of Maryâs Assumption for us?
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Charity
What is another name for the Theological Virtue of Love
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separation of God for eternity
What is the main punishment of Hell
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it allows us to believe in Him and what He has revealed. It is a human act because our free will and reason allows us to choose to believe in Him. We can know about God and choose him. God makes us in his image
How is faith a gift in the human act
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faith
a human act and gift from God that allows us to believe in what God revealed
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hope
the firm desire for God and his kingdom
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Charity (Love)
the virtue that helps us to love God above all things and our neighbors as ourselves