Intro to Catholicism, Fall Final Exam

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These flashcards cover key concepts, sacraments, and definitions from the lecture notes on Catholicism, aiding in exam preparation.

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what are the core values of DePaul College Prep

Faith, Respect, Excellence, Service, Health.

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Define faith in a general sense.

Having trust or belief in someone or something, even without proof.

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What is the definition of a saint?

A saint is a person recognized for living a holy life.

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What does baptism symbolize in Catholicism?

Baptism welcomes someone into the Church.

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What is reconciliation also known as?

Confession.

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What is the significance of the Eucharist or communion?

It is when we receive Jesus in bread and wine.

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How does confirmation affect a person's faith?

It strengthens your faith with the Holy Spirit.

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What is the purpose of Holy Orders?

Holy Orders ordains someone as a priest, deacon, or bishop.

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Define matrimony in the context of Catholicism.

Matrimony is the sacrament of marriage.

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What does Anointing of the Sick provide?

Healing and comfort for the sick or elderly.

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What is the definition of scripture?

Sacred writings, like the Bible.

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What does a creed represent?

A statement of faith that explains what believers believe.

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What is liturgy?

The official public worship of the Church.

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What is celebrated during Mass?

It is the main Catholic worship service where we celebrate Jesus.

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What is the role of prayer in Catholicism?

It is talking to or communicating with God.

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What are sacraments described as?

Special ceremonies that give God's grace.

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What is salvation history?

The story of how God saves and guides humanity.

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Explain the Trinity in Catholic theology.

The Trinity is one God in three persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

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What is the meaning of revelation?

God showing Himself and His plan to humans.

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Define creation in the context of Catholic beliefs.

How God made the world and everything in it.

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What does Imago Dei refer to?

The belief that humans are made in God's image.

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What is a covenant?

A special promise or agreement between God and people.

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What does the Kingdom of God mean?

God's rule of love, peace, and justice on Earth and in Heaven.

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What is sin according to the notes?

Choosing to go against God's will.

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Define grace as described in the lecture notes.

God's help and love freely given to us.

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What does incarnation mean?

The belief that Jesus, God's Son, became human.