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Church Unity
The church is one, numerically singular, and unique, founded by Christ for redemption, with solidarity and unity among believers.
Mystical Body of Christ
The Church is united into one body through the virtue of the Holy Spirit, forming a mystical union with Christ as the head.
Visible Bonds of Unity
Faith, worship (including Mass and sacraments), and government/ministry are the visible elements that assure the oneness of the Church.
Major Wounds
Apostasy, heresy, schism, and sin have historically caused divisions and challenges within the Church.
Counter-Reformation
The Church's response to the Protestant Reformation, including the Council of Trent and the emergence of new orders and saints.
Church Holiness
The Church is holy through Christ and the Holy Spirit, with sanctifying grace and the sacraments as means of holiness.
General Resurrection
The belief in the resurrection of the dead and the life of the world to come, based on Christ's resurrection and the hope of eternal communion with God.
Church Catholicity
The Church is whole, universal, and present in every parish, fulfilling its mission to all humanity and existing beyond geographical boundaries.
Eastern Catholic Churches
Autonomous Catholic Churches with distinct rites, expressing the Catholic faith in culturally diverse ways while in full communion with the pope.
Rite
Collection of practices expressing faith, not a community of people
Church
Community of people that can break from Rome
Eastern Catholic Churches
Multiple churches may use the same rite
Universal Catholic Church
All 21 particular Catholic Churches in communion with the pope
Main Rites
Roman, Alexandrian, Antiochene, Armenian, Byzantine, Chaldean
Differences
Liturgical, languages, clergy discipline, sacramental practices, architecture
Equal Dignity
Each rite has equal value, different expressions of Catholic Faith
Apostolic
Church built on Apostles, safeguarding and transmitting Christ's revelation
Apostolic Succession
Transmission of revelation and authority from Apostles to bishops
Apostolic Mission
Church continues Christ's redemptive work, ministering sacraments