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Mr. Paccioretti's Class from slides "Hierarchy, Laity, and Consecrated Life of the Church"

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Someone’s calling, word of origin

Vocation, voco vocare

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Gifts given by the Holy Spirit

Charisms

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Sent out

Mission

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Who is the source of Ministry

Christ

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What is the belief that the preachers speak on Chrsit’s behalf

Christi Capitas

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What does “Successor of Peter” mean

Chain of popes passed since the apostles

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What does “Vicar of Christ” mean

Speaks for Jesus

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What does “Supreme Pontiff” mean?

Political leader

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What does “Bishop of Rome” mean

The pope is still a bishop above all things, specifically for Rome

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What does “Holy Father” mean

The church is like a family, with the Pope representing the father

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What does “Servant of the Servants of God” mean

The Pope’s job is to back up the bishops

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Who created the title Servant of the Servants of God

Pope John Paul II

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Pope’s title

His Holiness

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Cardinal’s title

His Eminence

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Bishop’s title

Your Exellency

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Priest/Pastor’s title

Father

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What is a “see” of an ordained member

The area of people they are given to nourish the Catholic faith

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What makes a bishop an Archbishop

Its diocese has the largest number of Catholics in the state

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What is the Pope’s see

The universal church

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What is the Cardinal’s see

Multiple dioceses

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What is the Bishop’s see

A diocese

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What is a priest’s see

A parish

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What is required for an ecumenical council

The Pope’s acknowledgment

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What is the election for a pope called

Conclave

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What is the requirement for publishing something catholic

Magisterium Seal of Approval

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The 2 seals of approval with translation

Nihil Obstat (Nothing hinders) and Imprimatur (Let it be printed)

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Who are under the Bishop (not priests)

Vicars

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When was columbus made a diocese

1868

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Priest in Greek

Presbyteros

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What is the Presbyteros (Now and then)

Local cleric, elder of local community

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Priest abundance in a parish Now and Then

1 priest to multiple parishes, multiple priests to 1 parish

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Sacrament(s) done by a Priest

Baptism, eucharist, confession, anointing, witness a marriage

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Which sacrament(s) can a priest do with the Bishop’s permission

Confirmation

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How many year(s) to become a priest

8 years

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How many year(s) does a Priest study as a deacon

1 year

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The Deacon is the

Minister of the Word, proclaiming the gospel and giving homilies

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Sacrament(s) done by Deacon

Preside at baptisms and Witness a marriage if they aren’t at a church

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Permanent Deacons

Will never go up the ladder, can marry

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Transitory (Transitional) Deacon

1 year as deacon to become priest, can’t marry

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Religions Life - Females

Sisters, nuns

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Religious Life - Males

Monks, brothers

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What virtues does the Religious Life take

Obedience (to the order), chasitity, and poverty (simplicity)

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Where do nuns live

Convent or cloistered communities

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What do nuns wear

Habits

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What is the eremitic life, who are its followers called

Separated from the world to pray in silence and solitude, hermits

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Secular Institute

Institute of consecrated life where Christians strive for perfection in charity and work for sanctification

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The Big 3 Dioceses and Why

Columbus (Largest), Cincinnati (Oldest), Cleveland (Most Populous)

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Small 3 Dioceses

Toledo, Youngstown, Steubenville

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Pope Leo XIII

Pope of Modern Scholarship

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Pope Pius X

WWI

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Pope Pius XII

WWII

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Pope John XXIII

Increased the limit of a Sacred College from 70 —> 85

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Pope Paul IV

Vatican II

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Pope John Paul I

1 month, then die

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Pope John Paul II

Last pope made saint

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Benedict XVI

Retired

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Bishop Sylvester Rosecrans

St. Joseph Cathedral

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Bishop John Watterson

Josephinum and other Schools

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Bishop Henry Moeller

Shortest Episcopate, then moved to Cincinnati

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Bishop James Hartely

Founded St. Charles Seminary

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Bishop Michael Ready

Diocesan Offices, like Chancery

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Bishop Clarence Issenman

Attended all of Vatican II

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Bishop John Carberry

Went to St. Lewis and became Cardinal

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Bishop Calrence Elwell

Closed Seminary into Preparatory school

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Bishop Edward Herrmann

Middle Ohio Food Drive

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Bishop James Griffin

Law Degree and President of Catholic Relief Services

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Bishop Fredrick Campbell

Bishop from St. Paul in Minneapolis

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Bishop Robert Brennan

Came to train to be Bishop in New York

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Magisterium

Teaching Office

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Hierarchy

Levels of authority

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What does Pope mean

Father

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Papal Infallibility

Pope is never wrong on topics of faith and morals

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What does College in College of Cardinals imply

A brotherhood of equals