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What is Ecclesiology?

Ecclesiology is the study of the Church—its purpose, mission, and role in God’s plan.

What is the Church?

The Church is a community of believers who follow Jesus Christ, like a family of God that journeys together toward His Kingdom.

What are the four key stages in God's plan concerning the Church?

1. Creation: God created people to have a relationship with Him. 2. Covenant: God chose Israel as His people and made promises to them. 3. Christ: Jesus came to save humanity and establish the Church. 4. Pentecost: The Holy Spirit came upon the Apostles, marking the birth of the Church.

What are the characteristics of the Infant Church?

1. Guided by the Holy Spirit 2. Apostolic Teaching 3. Prayer 4. Eucharist 5. Common Sharing 6. Charity

Why is the Eucharist important in the Church?

1. Breaking of Bread: Reminds Christians of Jesus’ presence. 2. Shared Meal: Brings believers together as one family. 3. Sacrifice: Commemorates Jesus’ suffering, death, and resurrection. 4. Sunday Worship: Christians gather every Sunday to worship God.

What lessons can today's Church learn from the Infant Church?

1. Pray more often. 2. Make the Eucharist the center of Christian life. 3. Strengthen unity and friendship in the community. 4. Help those in need. 5. Share the Good News with others.

What are the Four Marks of the Church?

1. One: The Church is united in faith, worship, and belief in Jesus Christ. 2. Holy: Made holy by God through Jesus and the Holy Spirit. 3. Catholic: For everyone, regardless of race, culture, or nationality. 4. Apostolic: Continues the teachings and mission of the Apostles.

What is meant by the Church as a Sacrament?

A sacrament is a visible sign of God’s grace; the Church shows God’s love and presence, serves as an instrument of grace, and is a mediator of salvation.

What is the mission of the Church?

1. Worship God 2. Spread the Gospel 3. Serve others 4. Bring people closer to God.