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60 Cards in this Set
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The Catholic Church's response to the Reformation is referred to as the _______ |
Counter Reformation |
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Luther's Protest against the Catholic Church was summarized is the publication named the __________ |
95 Theses |
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Prior to the Reformation, the Bible was only printed in _______ |
Latin |
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Martin Luther was _________ |
Excommunicated |
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The council responsible for changing the church was called the ___________ |
Council of Trent |
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People who performed public Penance were referred to as ___________ |
Flaggelants |
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The Pope who permitted the selling of Indulgences was __________ |
Pope Leo X |
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Martin Luther was born in ____________. _______________ |
Wittenberg, Germany |
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Dominican Friar who promoted selling of Indulgences... |
John Tetzel |
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Where all repentant souls go after death to be cleansed... |
Purgatory |
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The Council of Trent: |
1. Banned indulgences 2. Rejected Protestant ideas of salvation 3. Implementing rules to creat a more informed and well educated clergy |
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People bought indulgences because they wanted to.... |
Garantee a passage to heaven |
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Martin Luther developed the theological doctrine of _________ |
Faith Alone |
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Helped restore the Carmelite order... |
St Francis de Sales and St Aloysius |
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Martin Luther was originally _____________ |
Augustinian |
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Responsible for the spread of Catholicism to Japan and Eastern Europe and Japan... |
The Jesuits |
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Priest who spread Catholicism throughout Switzerland... |
Ulrich Zwingli |
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Found the Church of England... |
King Henry VIII |
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Brought Protestantism to Scotland where it became the Presbyterian Church... |
John Knox |
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Preached the doctrine of Predestination... |
John Calvin |
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Founder of The Jesuits... |
St Ignatius of Loyola |
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artin Luther was a professor in ____________ |
Theology |
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Martin Luther nailed the 95 theses on the Church door in _____ |
1517 |
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Condemnation of Martin Luther's theses from the Pope occurred in _____ |
1518 |
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Luther wrote to the Pope in ____ |
1519 |
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Martin Luther was given 60 days to recant his theses in the year ____ |
1520 |
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Martin was excommunicated in _____ |
1521 |
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Martin Luther married and left his religious order in ____ |
1524 |
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Germany signed the Augsburg Confession in _____ |
1530 |
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Martin Luther died in ____ |
1546 |
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Refers to the belief that the bread and wine used at mass are the body and blood of Christ... |
Real Presence |
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Concept referring to how the appearance of bread or wine doesn't change... |
Transubstantiation |
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Eucharist has two meanings; |
1. The mass 2. Sacrament of the body and blood of Christ |
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The Eucharist represents Jesus ______ - ________ on the cross |
Self-sacrifice |
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In the holy mass, Jesus offers himself in __________ manner |
Unbloody |
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The Mass represents what gathering? |
The Last Supper |
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1st act in mass is _____________ |
Gathering |
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2nd Act in Mass is __________ |
Reconciliation |
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3rd act in Mass is _______________ |
Proclaiming the word |
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4th Act in Mass is ___________ |
Listening to the word |
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5th act in mass is ______________ |
The giving of the gifts |
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6th Act in Mass is ____________ |
Reflecting on our story |
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7th Act in Mass is _____________ |
Sharing the Meal |
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8th act in mass is _____________ |
Going out and making a difference |
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A Jewish ritual service occurring on the first night of Passover.... |
The Seder |
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First Passover: One year old lamb, perfect and without blemish, was sacrificed to God. |
New Passover: Jesus, the new lamb of God, offered himself as a sacrifice on the cross. |
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Old Passover: By the blood of the lamb the Israelites were freed. |
New Passover: By Jesus sacrifice on the cross Christians believe they are now free. |
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Old Passover: Unleavened read and wine strengthened Israelites as they journeyed to promised lands. |
New Passover: Bread and wine become the body and blood of Chirst, offered the sacrifice to strengthen. |
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Old Passover: The Passover meal is a memorial of God's saving action on behalf of Israelites. |
New Passover: The Eucharist is the memorial of the saving love of God for his people, shown in the life, death and ressurection of Jesus Christ.
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Old Passover: Moses told the Israelites to practise Passover annually. |
New Passover: Jesus told the disciples to celebrate the Eucharistic sacrifice in memory |
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Old Passover: Through Moses, God gave the Israelites a covenant by which he made them his people. |
New Passover: Jesus is the new covenant - through his life, death and ressurection we become the people of God. |
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The Passover refers to... |
The angel of death passing over the houses of the Israelites. |
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What does the Passover of the Israelites from Egypt to the promised lands symbolise? |
Freedom |
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What do the bitter veggies represent |
The bitterness of slavery |
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What does the shank represent? |
The sacrificed lamb |
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What does salt water represent? |
Tears of the slaves |
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What does the Seder mean |
Order or arrangment |
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Who hosts the Seder meal |
The elders of the host |
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What did the second Vatican council change to the Eucharist? |
1. Implemented the sign of peace 2. Moved the alter closer to the people 3. Encouraged people to give readings in the mass 4. Priest wanted to give the homily |
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What is a Rabi? |
A Jewish priest |