intro to theology 10 seminar
relationship with loving God
love of dear neighbor
dignity of self
care for God’s creation
apostolic—the Church was founded by the apostles
apostolic succession: the method whereby the ministry of the Christian Church is held to be derived from the apostles by a continuous succession
key figures: Peter and Paul
biblical references: Acts chapter one
one—the unity of creed and worship
catholic—universal nature of the Church
holy—worship is the bride of Christ
Andrew
James
John
Judas Iscariot
Judas Thaddeus
Peter
Philip
Simon Zelotes
St. Michael the Archangel
patron saint of: soldiers, peace
angel saint (other angels eg. Gabriel, Raphael)
destined to battle Satan
prayer goals:
defense in battle
protection against Satan’s evils
God’s punishment of Satan
St. Christopher
patron saint of: travelers
sought to encourage God’s presence as reassuring rather than threatening
loving God rather than a critical one
prayer goals:
protection during travel
St. Jude
patron saint of: lost causes
can be prayed to for virtually any reason
prayer goals:
overcoming impossible circumstances
peace during difficult times
St. Anthony of Padua
patron saint of: lost items
preacher
prayer goals:
finding lost items, people, or souls
St. Joseph
patron saint of: fathers, workers, a holy and happy death
husband of Mary, earthly father of Jesus
prayer goals:
parenting issues
general guidance
St. Mary
mother of Jesus, only other human to be born without original sin
prayer goals:
basically anything
St. Francis of Assisi
patron saint of: animals
devout preacher who inspired a revival of the Catholic church
prayer goals:
blessing towards animals
blessings for the environment
protection against fire
St. Thomas Aquinas
patron saint of: educators, students, learning
intellectual gifts, curiosity
prayer goals:
before big academic milestones (tests, applications)
St. Peter
patron saint of: popes, Rome, net makers, shipbuilders, fishermen
original Apostle
prayer goals:
preservation of the holy hierarchy of the Catholic church
safety and luck at sea
St. Joan of Arc
patron saint of: France
born into poverty, played critical roles in war, died young (most saints have short lives)
prayer goals:
bravery
relationship with loving God
love of dear neighbor
dignity of self
care for God’s creation
apostolic—the Church was founded by the apostles
apostolic succession: the method whereby the ministry of the Christian Church is held to be derived from the apostles by a continuous succession
key figures: Peter and Paul
biblical references: Acts chapter one
one—the unity of creed and worship
catholic—universal nature of the Church
holy—worship is the bride of Christ
Andrew
James
John
Judas Iscariot
Judas Thaddeus
Peter
Philip
Simon Zelotes
St. Michael the Archangel
patron saint of: soldiers, peace
angel saint (other angels eg. Gabriel, Raphael)
destined to battle Satan
prayer goals:
defense in battle
protection against Satan’s evils
God’s punishment of Satan
St. Christopher
patron saint of: travelers
sought to encourage God’s presence as reassuring rather than threatening
loving God rather than a critical one
prayer goals:
protection during travel
St. Jude
patron saint of: lost causes
can be prayed to for virtually any reason
prayer goals:
overcoming impossible circumstances
peace during difficult times
St. Anthony of Padua
patron saint of: lost items
preacher
prayer goals:
finding lost items, people, or souls
St. Joseph
patron saint of: fathers, workers, a holy and happy death
husband of Mary, earthly father of Jesus
prayer goals:
parenting issues
general guidance
St. Mary
mother of Jesus, only other human to be born without original sin
prayer goals:
basically anything
St. Francis of Assisi
patron saint of: animals
devout preacher who inspired a revival of the Catholic church
prayer goals:
blessing towards animals
blessings for the environment
protection against fire
St. Thomas Aquinas
patron saint of: educators, students, learning
intellectual gifts, curiosity
prayer goals:
before big academic milestones (tests, applications)
St. Peter
patron saint of: popes, Rome, net makers, shipbuilders, fishermen
original Apostle
prayer goals:
preservation of the holy hierarchy of the Catholic church
safety and luck at sea
St. Joan of Arc
patron saint of: France
born into poverty, played critical roles in war, died young (most saints have short lives)
prayer goals:
bravery