Unit II Test Church and Sacraments

Define Confirmation

making - strong the work of our baptism is “strengthened” or completed

Which Vigil is Confirmation apart of?

Easter Vigil

During the 1st to the 5th centuries, what is confirmation described as?

Laying on of hands, anointing by the bishop, prayer for the Holy Spirit

The right to “confirm” is reserved to whom?

The Bishop

When was the Catechism of the Council of Trent established?

1566

Based on the Catechism of the Council of Trent, what age is confirmation given

Between 7-12 years of age

What age is Eucharist given around?

14 years old

What is the original order of the Sacraments of Initiation?

Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist

Pope _______________ wished to foster greater devotion to and reception of the Eucharist

Pius X

What are the gifts of the Holy Spirit?

Wisdom, Understanding, Knowledge, Counsel, Fortitude, Piety, Fear

Themes of Confirmation

A deeper initiation into faith community

Celebrates the gift of the Holy Spirit and the gifts he bestows on us

A Sacrament of witness

Define: Eulogy

Blessing

Define agape

Divine love

Eucharist definition

Thanksgiving

Catechumens could not participate in the Liturgy of the ____

Word

The _______ is where the Liturgy of the Word occurs

atrium

The ________ is where the Liturgy of the Eucharist occurs

dining room

Notion of meal

Something has to die or be sacrificed

By the Middle Ages what stops and what practice begins

meal notion stops, practice of fasting begins

By the 300s what started to develop

hierarchy

Because an hierarchy develops what two ministries were lost

Widows and Deaconesses

When was Charlemagne crowned emperor

December 25, 800

Charlemagne wanted to bring about ______ __and__ ________ unity

political and religious

Who stole the Pope’s Mass book?

Alcuin

By the year _____ one liturgy and the beginnings of the

notion that it is an historical representation

1000

Real presence

Jesus is present in the consecrated bread and wine

Transubstantiation

What happens at the words of institution or consecration

The emphasis of the liturgy became ____________

adoration

What was established in 1215?

The Fourth Lateran Council

Jesus is the ____ _______ son

only begotten

In baptism we die with Jesus and we ____ with him

rise

One (Nicene Creed)

We are made “one” with God through our baptism

Holy (Nicene Creed)

Created in the image and likeness of God, made holy by the act of creation

Catholic (Nicene Creed)

Catholicism is Universal - all are invited and welcomed

Apostolic (Nicene Creed)

All are called to give witness by example

Was the West Empire a patriarch of Rome or Constantinople?

Rome

What are all 4 patriarchs of the East empires?

Jerusalem, Antioch, Alexandria, Constantinople

When was the Council of Nicea established?

325

When was the Council of Ephesus established?

431

When was the Council of Chalcedon established?

451

What yr did Saint Paul talk about “The Cross”

30s AD

What yr did Saint Mark talk about Adoption and Baptism

65 AD

What yr did St. John use the word “Logos”

100 AD

What yr(s) did Saint Matthew and Luke talk about the conception by the Holy Spirit

70-90 AD