chap 17

infallibility

infallibility

magisterium that cannot be definitively proclaim a heretical or incorrect doctrine of faith or morals for the belief of the faithful

immaculate conception

1854- dogma of IC was proclaimed, church proclaimed dogmatically ( an infallible statement= without error)

months dedicated to mary

may october

heresy

obstinate denial after Baptism of a truth which must be believed with divine and catholic faith

magisterium

living teaching office of the church, whose task it is to give as authentic interpretation of the word of God, whether in sacred scripture or tradition. Ensures churches fidelity.

dogma

truth of our faith that has been revealed by God in either our written scripture or unwritten tradition that has been handed down through the ages and magisterium ofthe church has declared as true.

ecumenism

movement to establish unity among all christians

vernacular

language of the people

fatima

1917- Lucia Dos Santos, Francisco and Jacinta Marto

pray rosary in peace, pray and sacrifice for sinners, consecration of Russia to Immaculate heart of mary

Lourdes

1858- Lourdes France, Bernadette Soubirous, immaculate conception mary

which century was there more persecution and martyrs

20th

ephesus

ad 431- taught mary is the mother of God (theotokos)

vatican 1

(1869-1870)-called by Pius IX; known for defining infallibility

vatican 2

(1962-1965)-focused on renewal within the Church and returning to ancient Christian traditions

trent

(1545-1563)was a response to the protestant movement that restated and clarified our beliefs, established seminaries, reformed religious life, and led to a missionary focus.

guadalupe

juan diego, 3 apparitions, tilma

joyful

annunciation

visitation

nativity

presentation

finding of jesus in the temple

luminous

baptism of jesus

wedding at cana

proclamation of kingdom

transfiguration

institution of the eucharist

sorrowful

agony in the garden

scourging at the pillar

crowning of thorns

carrying of the cross

crucifixtion

glorious

resurrection

ascension

descent of the holy spirit

assumption of mary

crowning of mary as queen of heaven and earth

latern

(649)-formally defined as dogma that Mary was a virgin before, during and after Christ’s birth. This was the 2nd of the 4 Marian dogmas that the Church believes. The so-called “brothers and sisters” are close relations—there were no words in the Hebrew or Aramaic—the languages spoken by Christ-- to denote cousins, etc.