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the church as...
-body of christ
-institution
-sacrament
-herald
-servant
-community of disciples
why study personal history?
1. enables us to discover why we are the way we are, why we have certain traits, reactions, and obstacles.
2. help us make better choices for our selves in the future
3. tells us who we are and allows us to go about our daily lives.
why study church history?
1. provides us with a perspective on how Christians have lived out the gospel message over centuries
2. teaches about the presence of Jesus christ throughout history
why did the 1960's changes occur
- they were the result of worldwide council of bishops, the Second Vatican council, met from 1962-1965.
1960's changes
-the altar was turned around
-the language changed from Latin to local languages
-instead of listening to choir sing Latin people can join
-penance became "sacrament of reconciliation"
-the priest and members of religious order adopted common dress
church as body of christ
Community of believers caring for one another, professing their faith, celebrating Eucharist together, serving the poor.
the church as a institution
authority structure- pope bishop priest etc.
he church as a sacrament
church continues being a sign that god is present in the world. the church is a physical sign of god's saving love
the church as herald
it is the official messenger or proclaimer of the word of god
the church as a servant
the church is to offer its self to the world directly and compassionately out of love for god
church as a community of disciples
a person whose lifestyle is in contrast with the rest of society like jesus
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