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Evangelization
The proclamation of the Gospel, the Good News of redemption through Jesus Christ, through our words and lived witness.
Final Judgment
This judgment of everyone at the end of time will follow the Second Coming of Christ and the resurrection of the dead.
Fruits of the Holy Spirit
Perfections that the Holy Spirit forms in us as the first fruits of eternal glory.
Heaven
The elect enjoy eternal friendship and communion with God and with the angel and saints.
Hell
The dwelling of Satan and the other fallen angels.
Holiness
Spiritual perfection or purity arising from a likeness unto God.
Purgatory
A state of final purification after death but before entrance into heaven for those who have died in God’s friendship, but still have sinful attachment.
Sacrament
Efficacious sign of grace instituted by Christ and entrusted to the Church.
Acedia
A form of spiritual laziness due to relaxed vigilance and a lack of custody of the heart.
Amen
A Hebrew affirmation that means “truly”, “so be it”, or “I do believe”.
Blessing
A prayer or act that expresses God’s favor, generosity, and unconditional love for his people.
Contrition
True sorrow for and hatred of committed sins, coupled with the firm purpose to sin no more.
Intercession
Prayers or petitions offered on behalf of other persons and their needs.
Praise
The form of prayer which focuses on giving recognition to God for his own sake.
Spiritual Dryness
A distraction to prayer in which one feels his or her prayer is of no value, or is not being answered.
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Jesus is Condemned to Death
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Jesus Carried his Cross
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Jesus Falls the First Time
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Jesus Meets his Mother
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Simon of Cyrene Helps Jesus Carry his Cross
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Veronica Wipes the Face of Jesus
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Jesus Falls for the Second Time
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Jesus Meets the Women of Jerusalem
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Jesus Falls the Third Time
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Jesus os Striped of his Garments
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Jesus is Nailed to the Cross
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Jesus Dies on the Cross
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Jesus is Taken Down from the Cross
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Jesus is Laid in the Tomb
Agape
The Greek word for divine love. Christ’s love is free, total, faithful, and fruitful.
Communion of Persons
The unity or “common union” established when persons mutually give and receive “the sincere gift of self”.
Freedom
The capacity to choose and determine one’s own actions.
Interior Gaze
The “pure look” that Adam and Eve freely exchanged with one another in the state of innocence.
Language of the Body
The body’s capacity to “speak” or “proclaim” God’s love.
New Evangelization
The urgent need to proclaim the “great mystery” of Christ’s love to the whole world.
Person/Subject
Man (male and female) has an "inner life”, an “inner self”. Man is not merely something but someone.
Primordial Sacrament
Refers to marriage as the original and fundamental revelation of God’s mystery in the created world.
Purity of Heart
To understand, see, and experience the body as God created it to be, as a revelation of his own divine mystery.
Sacramentality of the Body
The body’s capacity of making visible what is invisible.