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Pain

physical sensations that usually cause suffering but not always

Passion Narratives

depicts the suffering of Jesus during the final days of his life

Masochism

disorder whereby a person experiences pleasure in mistreating or inflicting pain on oneself

Moral Evil

religiously speaking is known as sin

Social Evil:

wrongful behaviors of people as a group

Suffering

it is not necessary, but you will not get through life without it. emotional psychological or spiritual distress

Sacrifice

a giving up of something valuable or important for somebody

Martyrdom

one who makes great sacrifices or suffers much in order to further a belief cause or principle

Natural/Physical Evil

result in physical harm to human persons from the working of nature

Resurrection

: celebrated every Sunday and with particular joy during the 50 days of easter

Sadism

disorder whereby a person experiences pleasure in mistreating or inflicting pain on others

Paschal Mystery

the work of salvation accomplished by Jesus through his life suffering death and resurrection and ascension into heaven.

Power of Goodness:

worthy gift from Jesus redeeming life and death that brings us closer to God

Redemptive Love

willing to give everything even one's own life for the sake of redeeming another person

Moral Evil Acts

must have two things oppose ones well informed conscience and knowingly and freely intent

"Priestly Role":

the priesthood of the baptized are called to pray serve others and to spread the message of the gospel

Cross

a widely used symbol without the figure of Jesus

Sign

static and unchanging

Multivalent

has many meanings

Three-Year Cycle:

readings include Matthew mark and Luke

Symbol

requires interpretation

Crucifix

widely used symbol displaying the figure of Jesus

Homily

designated form of preaching at mass based on the scripture reading and it is not an optional element of the Sunday mass

Ascension

: Jesus leaves earth to return to heaven where his full glory is revealed

Stages to Healthy Grieving:

openly acknowledge what has been lost. Express whatever feelings and emotions are called forth when we acknowledge the loss. We choose to change the things we do that keep us tied to the lost person or object

Prayer of the Faithful

is a direct response to what we have heard in the proclamation of scripture and the homily

Profession of Faith:

An element of the Liturgy of the Word at Mass and the statements of beliefs for Catholics

Hell

absence of God

Incarnation

Jesus leaves heaven to come to earth and assumes human nature

Eucharist

today we focus on this as a sacred meal that calls us to the table of the lord

1st event in the Liturgical Calendar

advent

2nd event in the Liturgical Calendar

Christmas

3rd event in the Liturgical Calendar

holy week

4th event in the Liturgical Calendar

lent

5th event in the Liturgical Calendar

easter

6th event in the Liturgical Calendar

ordinary time 1

7th event in the Liturgical Calendar

ordinary time 2

advent

time to prepare for jesus birth

Christmas

begins with the Christmas vigil and ends with the feast of the baptism of our lord.

1st ordinary time

reflect on the teachings and our respnsibility as disciples. celebrate the saints

lent

we examine our relationship with God and important themes of Jesus life are recalled. pentacle season when we leave things behind

triduum

celebrate the last supper and do foot washings for good Friday. observe the lord's passion and Holy Saturday

easter

beings with the resurrection of jesus and we celebrate the feast of the Pentecost, and the ascension of jesus

2nd ordinary time

begins with Pentecost we celebrate the feast of assumption and the feast of all saints the feast of Christ the kind.

1st stage of grief

denial

2nd stage of grief

anger

3rd stage of grief

bargaining

4th stage of grief

depression

5th stage of grief

acceptance

depression

characterized by intense feelings of low self worth periods of inactivity low functionality and extreme sadness

anger

can cause you to lash out at others or yourself

denial

this is your minds way of protecting you by asserting that what you are going through is not real

bargaining

offering something in hopes that either the incident did not occur or that the painful feeling are erased

acceptance

When you reach a spot or level of understanding where you can now deal with your loss.

Liturgy of the Eucharist

begins with the preparation of the gifts and the alter. Celebrant blesses and praises God for these gifts and places them on the altar the place of the eucharistic sacrifice. Is conclude this preparation and disposes all for the eucharistic prayer.

Liturgy of the Word:

second Vatican council recognized the importance of the "scripture for the people in the pew" before Vatican 2 there was only 2 readings an epistle or letter from the new testament and reading from one of the 4 gospels. Vatican 2 called for additional reading at mass as well as a 3 year cycle of reading.

Gospel:

held in high esteem by Christians since they are the accounts of the life death and resurrection of Jesus. They revel many of Jesus teachings and actions from the perspective of each gospel

1. What is the connection with first reading and Gospel?

There is a direct connection between the first reading from the old testament and the gospel.

1. What is the purpose of the second reading?

Broaden our familiarity with these writing

1. What does each loss invite us to do?

Chose to move toward life or death