Studied by 2 peopleWhen is the feast day of St. Augustine?
August 28th
What was the year Augustine returned to Thasgate?
389
What year and where Augustine got drafted into priesthood?
391; the City of Hippo
What was the year Augustine became bishop?
395
The conflict between churches happened between the Catholics and the..?
Donatists
What did Augustine do during the rise of Pelegianism?
Writing "The City of God Against the Pagans".
What did Augustine do in his last days?
Studying the Penitential Psalms in solitude.
When did St. Augustine die?
August 28, 430
Who was the pope that canonized Augustine?
Pope Boniface VIII
What is St. Nicholas's feast day?
September 10
What was the year of Nicholas's birth?
1245-1246
What vision did Nicholas have?
While in a weakened state, Nicholas had a vision of Mama Mary, telling him to eat bread signed with the cross and dipped in water for him to feel better.
Why did Nicholas's superiors place restrictions on his practices?
St. Nicholas would perform holy practices to an extreme; the point of body fatigue. He would also be too generous in handing out food rations to the poor.
What was the year that Nicholas was ordained?
1271
What is St. Nicholas the patron of?
Patron of Holy Souls
When did St. Nicholas die?
September of 1305.
Trinitarian
Salvation by the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
Ecclesial
Community; the church as a people.
Sacramental
Symbols or actions or rituals done to worship or represent God.
Ethically Oriented
Application of faith into daily living.
Eschatological
Celebrating the judgement day that is to come.
The three commissions of the apostles were to..?
make disciples, to baptize, and to teach.
How do we continue the commissions of the apostles today?
Through the New Evangelization.
What is the New Evangelization's focus?
To repurpose the Gospel for those who are experiencing a crisis of faith.
Describe the scene which Jesus assigns Simon/Peter to be the head of the Church.
"do you love me do you love me do you love me" "yes :("
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