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What does the Catholic Church state about prayer?

Prayer is raising your mind and heart to God, asking for good things according to His will, a gift from God, and a relationship with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.

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Name and define the 5 forms of prayer.

  1. Blessing/Adoration – worshipping and honouring God. 2. Petition – asking God for help for yourself. 3. Intercession – praying for others. 4. Thanksgiving – thanking God. 5. Praise – expressing love and joy to God.
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What are two benefits of prayer?

Helps strengthen relationship with God; gives peace, hope, comfort, and emotional support.

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What are the two aspects of work?

  1. Objective aspect – the actual work/task completed. 2. Subjective aspect – how work helps a person grow and serve others.
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What is a vocation?

A vocation is God’s call for your life and how He wants you to serve others, including marriage, priesthood, religious life, and single life.

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What is discernment?

Discernment is prayerfully deciding what God is calling you to do.

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How do the Religious serve the community?

They teach, help the poor, provide counseling, work in hospitals, run schools, and provide housing and care.

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What are the three essential elements for Religious Life?

  1. Community 2. Prayer 3. Service
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What are the three vows the religious take?

  1. Obedience 2. Poverty 3. Chastity (These are called the Evangelical Counsels.)
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Name and explain the three types of religious congregations.

  1. Contemplatives – Focused on prayer and meditation (e.g., Carmelites, Benedictines). 2. Mendicants – Travelled and preached the Gospel while relying on charity (e.g., Franciscans, Dominicans). 3. Service Congregations – Serve society through schools, hospitals, and missions (e.g., Jesuits, Sisters of St. Joseph).
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What is the role of a priest?

To serve people the way Christ did through leading Mass, teaching, celebrating sacraments, and helping the community.

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Who can become a Catholic priest?

Only baptized men age 30 or older.

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What vows do priests take?

  1. Celibacy 2. Obedience
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What are the three levels of priesthood?

  1. Bishop 2. Priest 3. Deacon
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What are the primary responsibilities of priests?

Teach the faith, celebrate sacraments, lead Mass, guide parishioners, serve the community.

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According to the Catholic Church, what is love?

Love means seeking and fostering the good of another person. Love is a decision and choice, not only a feeling.

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Name and explain the four types of love.

  1. Agape – Unconditional, selfless love. 2. Eros – Romantic and physical love. 3. Philia – Friendship and loyalty. 4. Storge – Family love and acceptance.
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Ways of forming healthy relationships.

Communication skills, respect/equality, conflict resolution, trust and honesty, consent, and boundaries.

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What are the two dimensions of sex according to the Church?

  1. Unitive – expressing love and closeness. 2. Procreative – openness to children/new life.
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Define chastity.

Chastity means controlling sexual feelings and respecting sexuality properly with God’s grace.

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What can chastity in a relationship allow?

Greater respect, better communication, stronger emotional connection, and real love instead of selfishness.

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What is the Church teaching on marriage?

Marriage is permanent, faithful, and open to life/procreation.

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What is a covenant?

A sacred lifelong promise made before God.

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What is an annulment?

A Church declaration that something essential for a valid marriage was missing from the beginning; it does NOT mean the wedding never happened.

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What are the grounds for an annulment?

  1. Church law not followed (e.g., not married in a Catholic Church). 2. Obstacle/barrier existed (e.g., already married). 3. Inadequate consent (e.g., forced into marriage).
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What is a tribunal?

A Church court that studies marriage cases using Canon Law.

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What is Canon Law?

The laws/rules of the Catholic Church.

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What is considered a valid marriage according to the Catholic Church?

A valid marriage is between a baptized man and woman, takes place in a Catholic church, is presided over by a priest, is open to children, and both freely consent.

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Explain the Domestic Church.

The family is called the Domestic Church because faith begins in the family, parents teach morals and faith, and families help create loving and just societies.

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Explain the Four Marks of the Church through family.

  1. One – Families are united together in love and faith. 2. Holy – Families help each other grow closer to God. 3. Catholic – Families welcome and care for others. 4. Apostolic – Families pass on the teachings of Jesus and the apostles.
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What is grace? What is the Church teaching on grace, faith, and works?

Grace is God’s freely given love and support through the Holy Spirit. We do not earn grace; salvation is God’s gift. Faith should lead to good works/actions.

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Key terms to memorize.

Grace, Prayer, Discernment, Vocation, Chastity, Covenant, Annulment, Canon Law, Tribunal, Domestic Church, Agape/Eros/Philia/Storge, Unitive & Procreative, Obedience/Poverty/Chastity.

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Fast memorization lists.

  1. Religious Life Essentials: Community, Prayer, Service. 2. Religious Vows: Obedience, Poverty, Chastity. 3. Types of Religious Congregations: Contemplatives, Mendicants, Service Congregations. 4. Levels of Priesthood: Bishop, Priest, Deacon. 5. Types of Love: Agape, Eros, Philia, Storge. 6. Marks of the Church: One, Holy, Catholic, Apostolic.