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T/F - A synonym for the word faith is trust
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T/F - All Christians share the same faith in "one Lord, one faith, and one baptism"
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T/F - While all Christians share one faith, how we express that faith in worship can be different and still be considered "Christian"
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T/F - The two main sources of God's revelation of Himself to us is scripture and the Angels
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T/F - Faith is a personal act
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T/F - In giving us the freedom to choose good or evil, God gave us the ability to give and receive love
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T/F - The Catholic Church says that it rejects nothing that is true and holy in other religions if they truly seek God's truth through their beliefs, actions, and teachings
T
T/F - Mary is Jesus' mother
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T/F - Christianity is the world's largest religion by population
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T/F - Original Sin deprived us of our original holiness and justice that God created us with
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T/F - Studying religion can help us to become more productive, happier, and compassionate people
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T/F - Faith and religion need each other- they work together
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T/F - Religious faith is belief and trust in God
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T/F - A religion is only powerful if it has a large number of people who claim to be members and who participate regularly
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T/F - Faith and religion are basically the same thing
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T/F - The Mass is one way Catholics relate to God
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T/F - It is difficult to relate to God without prayer
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T/F - Your faith life is your personal jourmery to know, love, and to serve God
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To approach God with praise, petitions, thanks, questions, problems, or with a desire to rest in God's presence; to relate to or to converse with God
Prayer
A group of people who share the same beliefs and practices
Denomination
Mother of Jesus
Mary
Believing in something without proof
Faith
Adoration of God, expressed in public prayer and liturgy is called...
Worship
A gathering of the Pope and Catholic Bishops to address important Church issues is called...
Ecumenical Council
Belief and trust in God
Religious faith
The way in which you choose to outwardly express your faith and live it in community
Religion
Christian sacred scriptures are called the...
Bible
Which activity below describes BEST how to communicate with God? a) Worship b) Service c) Action d) None of the above
D) none of the above
The Three Persons in the Trinity are
Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
One God, in Three Persons is called the...
Trinity
T/F - A mission statement identifies the goals and purposes for an institution and/or corporation
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T/F - St. Julie Billiart and Fr. William Joseph Chaminade knew each other and helped each other during the French Revolution
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T/F - Marianists look to Mary as a model of faith and discipleship
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T/F - St. Julie founded the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur by herself with Adele
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T/F - William Joseph Chaminade's favourite saying was "Ah, how good is the good God"
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T/F - The Daughters of Mary Immaculate were founded by Adele and Chaminade
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T/F - For both the Marianists and the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur education is a primary element of their charisms
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T/F - Sodalities helped bring the faith back into focus after the revolution in France
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T/F - Catholic education has been active at Ludlow and Franklin Streets since the 1960's
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T/F - While in Saragossa, Chaminade had a vision of Our Lady of the Pillar, who promised to protect and guide him back to France and his people
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T/F - Julie had no difficulties continuing her ministry of teaching the faith to the poor- the government supported her
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T/F - The two primary predecessor schools that formed Chaminade-Julienne were Chaminade High School and Julienne High School
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T/F - The Society of Mary is another name for the Marianist Sisters
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T/F - CJ's mission statement and Core Values are based only on the Characteristics of Marianist Education
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T/F - The Profile of a Chaminade Julienne Graduate exhibits to challenge all members of the CJ community to do their very best in all things
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Year Chaminade-Julienne is founded
1973
Year you became part of the CJ Marianist and Notre Dame family
2022
Year St. Julie is born
1751
Year St. Mary's School for Boys opens in Dayton
1850
Year St. Julie dies
1816
Year Julie has a vision of future SND de N gathered around a cross
1793
Year Chaminade is born
1761
Year SND de N arrive in Cincinnati
1840
Year Chaminade dies
1850
Year Society of Mary is founded
1818
Strengths and gifts possessed by someone or a group and shared with the community
charism
A faith-sharing group
sodality
Books of the New Testament that focus on the life, teachings, death, and resurrection of Jesus
Gospels
Organized group of Christians recognized by the Church who take vows to live in community, live simply and to be of service to all in the Church
Religious order
A youth group experience designed to help teens grow in faith and Christian leadership
LIFE
Made up of 3 groups of people dedicated to serving the Church under the leadership of Mary
Family of Mary
A task, objective or goal to be achieved; the purpose for existing
Mission
The SND de N sisters moved here at the request of the bishop
Namur
Proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus through word, deed, and teaching
Evangelization
Fairness; what is morally right
Justice
Composed of a variety of members
Diversity
A document that describes the purpose for an institution's existence
Mission statement
Chaminade was born here
Perigeaux
The Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur began here
Amiens
St. Julie was born here
Cuvilly
Chaminade lived here in exile
Saragossa
She was martyred in the Amazon rainforest
Dorothy Stang
Co-founder of the Daughters of Mary Immaculate
Adele
Founder of the Society of Mary
W. J. Chaminade
Founder of the Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur
St. Julie Billiart
The Society of Mary's members are... a) priests and brothers b) sisters c) lay people d) none of the above
A) priests and brothers
The Family of Mary includes... a) Lay people b) brothers and priests c) sisters d) all e)none
D) all
Which of the following is NOT one of CJ's Core Values? a) diversity b) fatih c) love d) community e) respect
C) love
Which of the following is NOT a Characteristic of Marianist Education? a) Educate for Life b) Educate for service, justice, and peace c) Educate in family spirit d) Educate for adaptation and change e) none of the above
A) Educate for Life
Which of the following is NOT a Hallmark of a Notre Dame Learning Community? a) embracing the gift of diversity b) committing ourselves to community service c) providing an integral quality education d) living our belief in the goodness of God e) none of the above
E) none of the above
Which of the following actions represents CJ's Core Value of Holistic Education? a) offering honors classes b) requiring all students to take art AND phys. ed. c) providing retreat experiences d) having a modified block schedule e) all of the above
C) providing retreat experiences
The sisters of Notre Dame de Namur use a _________ to symbolize the way we should direct our lives toward God
sunflower
"Ah, how _____ is the _____ God!"
good; good
A profound change of heart
Conversion
The gift of God's loving presence in out lives
Grave
A deliberate offence against the will of God that damages relationships
Sin
A word for the official worship of the Church
Liturgy
A season when we reflect on the coming of Jesu in the Past, Present, and Future
Advent
A word for the belief that God became human in the person of Jesus; that Jesus is God "in the flesh"
Incarnation
The Feast of the Incarnation
Christmas
Counted time
Ordinary
A season to prepare for Easter
Lent
A practice that is meant to help a person grow in faith and relationship with God; this practice helps a person develop a skill or prepare for a challenge
Discipline
It begins with Ash Wednesday and lasts for 40 days
Lent
The last three days of Holy Week; the most sacred time of the year
Triduum
A joyful season that rejoices in Jesus' resurrection and the gift of new life in Christ
Easter
Faithfulness, particularly to one's obligations or duties
Fidelity
A part of the official worship of the Church that marks different times of the day with prayer
Liturgy of the Hours
Days when Catholics must attend Mass as part of their commitment to the Church
Holy Days of Obligation
It is built around important events- such as Jesus' birth, death, and resurrection- in which God's saving power was made real
Liturgical Calender
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