The first three gospels, Matthew, Mark and Luke are sometimes described as the synoptic gospels because each gives a similar account of the life of Christ.
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Tradition
God communicates with us in a dynamic process of passing on lessons and practices in both oral and written form, in addition to the infallible Sacred Scripture. Tradition is what we call this.
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Exodus story
begins 400 years after Jacob/Israel. The Israelites begin their time period in Egypt when they entered for Sanctuary Purposes. Over time, the Israelites became enslaved as the Egyptians didn't consider Joseph's service to Egypt; Moses saved the Chosen People and sent 10 plagues
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4 Gospels
Matthew: Matthew's gospel is represented by a winged figure or angel., Mark: A lion is a powerful and regal animal that represents Mark's gospel., Luke: A bull or ox is the symbol of Luke's gospel and is a figure of strength and sacrifice., John: john's gospel 'soars to the heights' proclaiming that Christ, the Word of God, is God. The symbol of the eagle high in the sky represents this gospel.
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Book of Revelation
last book of the Bible; an account of highly symbolic visions of the future of the Church and the end times
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Prayer & 3 different types of It
Prayer of Intercession. Corporate Prayer. Prayer of Consecration. Prayer of the Holy Spirit.
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Creed
a set of religious beliefs or principles
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Doxology
A prayer of praise to the Blessed Trinity
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6 types of prayer
blessing and adoration, petition, intercession, thanksgiving, and praise
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The rosary
A prayer in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary
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Why is the eucharist referred to as the Central Sacrament
symbolizes the Church and each member of the body of Christ joined with one another.
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Events of the last supper
disciples have Passover meal in this certain guy's house and they break the bread and drink the wine and Jesus institutes the Eucharist for the first time.
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Rites
a religious or other solemn ceremony or act
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Communion Rite
Liturgy of the Eucharist
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Liturgy of the world
The part of the Mass that includes the "writings of the prophets" (the Old Testament reading and psalm) and the "memoirs of the Apostles" (the New Testament Epistles and the Gospel), the homily, the profession of faith, and the intercessions for the world.
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The Homily
This term literally means "sermon," but more informally, it can include any serious talk, speech, or lecture involving moral or spiritual advice.
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Celebration of the eucharist
the very center of our life and worship as Catholics