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1. How is sharing between dioceses made possible?

The unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wineSomeone who has been killed because of his or her faith- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexualityThe bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churches

2. Real presence

Someone who has been killed because of his or her faith- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexualityThe bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churchesThe unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wine

3. Jansenism

The bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churchesThe unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wine- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexualitySomeone who has been killed because of his or her faith

4. Martyr

Someone who has been killed because of his or her faithThe bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churchesThe unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wine- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexuality

5. Pentecost

The unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wine- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexualityThe day when the holy spirit descended on the apostles and gave them the power to preach with conviction the message that jesus is risen and is lord of the universeThe bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churches

6. Church's relationship to other christians

- remain in imperfect unity with the church - the bond between the catholic church and orthodox churches is very close to full communion- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexualityThe unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wineThe bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churches

7. Sacred scripture

The bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churches- inspired by the holy spirit - free of error - contains the truth god intends to be shared - must always be interpretedThe unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wine- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexuality

8. Apostasy

9. A false doctrine taught by john calvin that god determines people for salvation or damnation before they are born and that no human effort can merit salvation or entrance into the elect

The unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wineCouncil of trent (1545-1563)- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexualityThe bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churches

10. Immaculate conception

- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexualityThe unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wineThe bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churches- the belief that mary was conceived without original sin - december 8 is the feast day and a holy day of obligation

11. What are the fundamental steps in the process of canonization?

- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexualityThe unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wineThe bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churches- a detailed examination of a person's life - teachings - and works. The church also investigates whether miracles took place through this person's intercession - beatification - which allows the faithful to call the person "blessed." - the cause of the holy person proceeds to canonization and the new saint is officially enrolled in the canon or list of saints - the pope continues to oversee the process of canonization

12. Did gentiles have to follow jewish law?

The bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churches- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexuality- they should not eat meat that had been sacrificed to idols - no christian should eat the meat of strangled animals or eat blood; god had given this law to noah - the council said that all christians must avoid illicit sexual practices; sex was to only be reserved for marriageThe unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wine

13. Why do catholics pray to saints?

The unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wineThe bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churchesCatholics ask saints for their intercession; we all have the obligation to pray for one another- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexuality

14. Common priesthood of the faithful

The priesthood of all the baptized in which we share in christ's work of salvation- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexualityThe bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churchesThe unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wine

15. Teachings pertaining to holiness in god's plan connected to our lady's perpetual virginity.

- jesus has only one father - who is in heaven - jesus is filled with the holy spirit - the virginal birth of jesus signifies a new birth for humanity - an offer of salvation - mary's virginity is a sign of her faith. Mary's virginity allows the world to witness her blessedness - mary's perpetual virginity is symbolic of the church- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexualityThe bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churchesThe unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wine

16. Bride of christ

The unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wineThe bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churches- john the baptist named jesus as the bridegroom - relationship between christ and the church is like a husband and wife being of one flesh - commit themselves to one another for the rest of their lives - christ has entered into a covenant similar to matrimony - and filled the church will his grace - the church is the dwelling place of the holy spirit- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexuality

17. Annunciation

The unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wine- the visit by the angel gabriel to the virgin mary to announce that she would be the mother of the savior - mary became mother of jesus by the power of the holy spirit - march 25 is the feast dayThe bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churches- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexuality

18. Disciples

Followers of christ; someone who learns from and follows jesus and who accepts a share of his ministry in the worldThe unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wineThe bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churches- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexuality

19. Pharisee

A person who belonged to a religious party or sect in jesus' day; means "separated"; thought of themselves as separated from others in judaism because they strictly observed the law to distin- guish themselves from lukewarm religious practice and gentile influence- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexualityThe bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churchesThe unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wine

20. What was jesus' command to love in st. Paul's description of the relationship between christ and the church?

The bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churches- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexualityThe unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and winehe is the head of the body - the church; when a person is baptized into the church - he or she is baptized into christ's body and shares this unity with the father unity with the father jesus and the church in christ and unity with one another do not compete - because in the holy spirit - they have the same source

21. The name for participants in one of the nine armed expeditions by christians beginning in 1095 and ending in 1291 that were intended to drive the muslims out of the holy land and - in the process - reunited christians of the east and west

22. catholic

- refers to the catholic church- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexualityThe unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wineThe bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churches

23. Who are full members of the catholic church?

The unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wineThose who are fully incorporated in the church are baptized catholics who accept the whole structure of the church and all her means of salvation and are united by faith - sacraments - and obedience to the bishops under the pope- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexualityThe bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churches

24. Gnosticism

- claimed that secret knowledge (gnosis) of salvation was transmitted by christ to the apostles or selected followers - denied the resurrection of christ and would not accept that the son of god took on human flesh. Said material reality is evil - denied the validity of scripture and the authority of the pope and bishops to rule the churchThe bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churchesThe unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wine- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexuality

25. Infallibility

A gift of the holy spirit whereby the pope and the bishops are preserved from error when proclaiming a doctrine related to christian faith or moralsThe bishops always brings with him the faith of the people in his own diocese; in any meeting of bishops there is a kind of "gift exchange"; each bishop then returns to his own particular church carrying with him the richness of the other local churches- that human nature was utterly depraved and that god's grace extends to only a few - held that god predetermined some people to heaven and most others to hell - believed that most catholics were not worthy to receive holy communion - held a negative view of the human body and sexualityThe unique and true presence of christ in the eucharist under the species or appearance of bread and wine

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