religion

Incarnation

Refers to the ==mystery of Jesus Christ==@@,@@ the Divine Son of God, becoming human

Reign of God

^^the rule of god over peoples heart^^s; its consequence is a new social order based on unconditional love

divine economy

@@God's eternal plan@@ and God's actions for the salvation Messiah of humanity

Messiah

==Hebrew word for "anointed one;==" in Greek it is christos;
refers to Jesus because he is the Anointed One.

Christ

==From the Greek translation of the Hebrew word "Messiah,==" B. Reign of God it means "anointed" and became the proper name of Jesus

God became incarnate and took on a human nature for all the following reasons, except:

to see what our lives are like

The feast of \_________ celebrates the day when Jesus sent the Holy Spirit to be with the
Church forever.

B. Pentecost

. The word\______ means an advocate who is on our side to strengthen us and to empower us.

paraclete

Each of the following is a Gift of the Holy Spirit, except:

Belief

Jesus has a \_______, or father-son, relationship with the First Person of the Trinity.

A. filial

The three Persons of the Trinity are inseparable both in what they are and in what they do.

t

. Catholics are only Monotheistic.

f

The Second Person of the Trinity is God the Son, Jesus Christ.

t

The Trinity is a model for relationships built on unity and hate.

f

The Third Person of the Trinity is the Holy Spirit.

t

The Trinity is the central mystery of our faith.

t

Christos means "anointed one" in Greek.

t

God the Father is the First Person of the Trinity.

t

. God is male.

f

The Holy Spirit sanctifies us by offering five gifts to help us.

f

Nicene Creed

T@@he formal statement@@ or profession of Christian belief

doctrine

^^An official, authoritative teaching^^ of the Church based on the Revelation of God

Trinity

==The central mystery of the Christian faith that God exists== D. covenant
as a communion of three distinct interrelated Divine
Persons: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

Beatific Vision

==Direct encounte==r and sight of God in the glory of Heaven

B. Holy Day of Obligation

==Feast day in the liturgical year== on which, in addition to Sundays,
Catholics are obliged to participate in the Eucharist

Original Sin

T==he sin by which the first humans disobeyed== God and thereby E. The Incarnation
lost their original holiness

Personal sin

==Any deliberate offense in thought,== word, or deed against A. Beatific Vision the will of God

. The Incarnation

@@The fact that the Son of God@@ assumed human nature in order B. Holy Day of Obligation
to accomplish our salvation

God took on human flesh in order to \____.

Save us from sin and death

The doctrine that the Son of God assumed human nature to
become Jesus Christ

One of the distinctive
marks of the Christian faith

In sharing in our humanity, God allowed us to share in C. Divinity
God's \___.

Divinity

Reveals God the Father to us

Jesus

The Incarnation occurred through the \____.

Holy Spirit

Jesus came to fulfill, not to replace, the Law of Moses.

t

The celebration of Christmas is the celebration of The Incarnation.

T

The Incarnation did not unite humanity with God.

F

The Incarnation is the fulfillment of a long relationship God had initiated with humanity, and in particular, with the people of Israel many centuries earlier.

T

God's Word is fully, definitively, and uniquely present in Jesus Christ.

T

Mary's Assumption into heaven, which is celebrated on August 15th, is a holy day of obligation
for Catholics.

T

The name Jesus means "God saves."

T

The angel Michael announced to Mary that she would give birth to a son who would be called Jesus.

F

Jesus' conception in Mary's womb began the heavenly existence of the Son of God.

F

Jesus earthly existence is eternal, that is, without a beginning or an end.

f

In order for the Incarnation to occur, the Eternal Word of God needed a human mother

t

Because she is the mother of Jesus Christ, who is God, Mary is also the Mother of God.

T

The solemnity of the Immaculate Conception, which celebrated on December 8th, celebrates Jesus' conception in the womb of his mother Mary.

F

The Incarnation brought humanity and God closer together than ever before. Because of the Incarnation, we can see God's human face.

T

Because Jesus shared in the lives of humanity, we are able to share in God's life.

T

sANCTIFY

to make holy

circumstion

@@.. The act, required by Jewish law@@, of removing the foreskin of the penis

pluralistic

Characterized by the presence of many different ethnic, religious, B. Circumcision
or cultural groups

Beatitudes

==The teachings of Jesus that begin the Sermon on the Mount== E. Hypostatic Union
and that summarize the New Law of Christ. They describe the
actions and attitudes by which one can discover genuine happiness.

hypostatic union

==The union of Jesus Christ's divine== and human natures in one Divine

Palestine

The land of the isreal where jesus once lived

Pharisees

. ==A Jewish sect at the time== of Jesus known for its strict adherence to D. Crucifixion
the Law

Saducees

A Jewish sect at the time of Jesus ==known for its strong commitment== E. Scribes
to the Temple in Jerusalem

Crucificration

R@@omans used this form of execution@@ as a deterrent to political B. Pharisees opposition.

Scribes

@@Jewish legal scholars@@ or teachers of Jewish law. In the New Testament A. Palestine
they are associated with the Pharisees and the High Priests as
opponents of Jesus.

Jesus went to \_______ on the Sabbath.

synagogue

Christ was at all times one Divine Person with two

natures

Scripture and Tradition teach that Jesus Christ is true God and true man (human).

t

Jesus experienced none of the blessings and the difficulties of normal life, just as we do

f

Jesus lived the life of a Jew obedient to the Law of God.

t

Jesus' fully human life sanctifies every part of our lives.

t

Without losing his divine nature, the Son of God assumed a human nature.

t

Jesus and his companions lived under the rule of a foreign power.

t

Learning about Jesus' earthly life enriches our appreciation of the Incarnation.

t

Jesus' fully human life has nothing to do with every part of our lives.

f

Every good day and every bad day never offer opportunities to grow in holiness.

f

In the Roman world, a redeemer could pay a ransom to free a slave.

t

The Romans never used crucifixion as a deterrent to political opposition.

f

Religious Vows

T==he promises made by member==s of religious communities to D. Rabbi
follow the Evangelical Councils

Pentecost

==On this day, the Holy Spiri==t was poured out on the entire E. Eucharistic Species

Consecrate

To declare or set apart as sacred; to make holy

Rabbi

Means Teacher; Jesus was called this many times.

Eucharistic

The gifts of bread and wine after they have become Christ's

Grace

Free and undeserved gift of God that empowers us to respond
to God's call

Liturgy

@@The Church's central, official,@@ public, communal prayer

Laity

@@All members of the Church, with the exception of those who@@ A. Grace
are ordained as bishops, priests, or deacons

Sacrament

@@Effective and visible sign of God's grace,@@ instituted by Christ C. Laity
and given to the Church by which Divine life is dispensed to us

Evangelist council

. @@Lifelong commitments@@ made to the consecrated life of poverty, D. Sacrament chastity, and obedience

At Easter, the Spirit that had anointed Jesus was poured out on the entire Church.

f

The Holy Spirit enabled the Apostles to proclaim the Gospel in many languages.

t

The Church's journey toward perfection is not yet completed.

t

There are \__________ sacraments.

seven

NAME THE SACRAMENTS OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH:

SACRAMENTS OF INITIATION:
baptism
confirmation
eucharist
SACRAMENTS OF HEALING
pence and reconciliation
anointing of the sick
SACRAMENTS IN THE SERVICE OF COMMUNION
matrimony

Stewards

@@People who are put in charge of managing,@@ caring for, and B. Son of Man
protecting something, such as money or personal property

Son of man

@@A Messianic title from the Book of Daniel@@, used to describe a figure who receives authority over other nations from God; E. Stewardship
the only messianic title in the Gospels used by Jesus to
describe himself.

Samaritan

@@An inhabitant of Samaria,@@ in the central hill country of C. Conscience
Palestine

Stewardship

The careful and responsible management of someone or D. Samaritan
@@something that has been entrusted to a person's care.@@

6. Jesus sought out those whom society had \___

excluded

Being made in God's image means we have a fundamental \___.

dignity

We have been created to \___ God.

love

\___ serves as our best model for full, authentic humanity.

jesus self sacrafising love

What does the word inherent mean?

Something so much a part of you that it cannot be taken away

Jesus had free will, but he did not use it wisely.

f

All of us—women, men, and children of every race, language, age, and way of life—have a
unique, inherent dignity given to us my God.

t

Because God is the author and originator of all life, only God can decide the time for an
individual life to end.

t

. Jesus hardly ever treated others as individuals made in God's Divine Image.

f

At the Last supper, Jesus washed the disciples' feet, demonstrating humility.

t