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What are the Sacraments?

Reconciliation


Anointing of the Sick


Holy Orders


Matrimony


Baptism


Eucharist


Confirmation

What are the Sacraments of Initiation ?

Baptism


Eucharist


Confirmation

What are the Sacraments of healing?

Reconciliation


Anointing of the Sick

Which of the Sacraments can be rejected

Reconciliation


Anointing of the Sick


Holy Orders


Matrimony


Eucharist

What is Baptism and what symbols are used in the process?

First step in becoming a catholic


Baptized into Faith community




Props:


Candle, White Garment, God Parents, water, oils, parents and the priest




Symbols:


oil: holy spirit


candle: be a light of God


white garment: Jesus



What is Anointing of the sick?

it is for the living to improve their spiritual health


1. Uniting the sick person with the sufferings of Jesus


2. Give the person peace, strength and courage to endure the suffering of old age


3. Impairing the forgiveness of sins(departing the forgiveness of sins)


4.Restoring health


5. Helping the sick in preparation for eternal life




2 Prayers:


1. Help heal this person


2. Give us the strength and courage to get through this

What is Marriage?

covenant relationship


sealed and strengthened by God

What does Pre-Cana mean?

before marriage


looks at all aspects of marriage

What is Eucharist?

Proclamation of Jesus Christ*called the sacrifice of the mass


Blood, body, soul and divinity of Christ


Symbols:


Bread: Christ's body


Wine: Christ's blood


- He gave out for many, for the forgiveness of sins

What is the difference between Venial and Mortal Sins?

Venial Sins: a relatively slight sin that that does not entail damnation of the soul. Ask God for forgiveness and mercy.




Mortal Sins: the knowing and willful violation of God's law in a serious matter

What is Reconciliation?

mending separation sin creates b/n us and God


priests welcome us back into faith (God's) Community


ask for forgiveness from priest who is the representative for the people of God

What is Confirmation?

completion of grace we received at baptism


Sacrament of Initiation



What are the Gifts of the Holy Spirit?

1. Knowledge


2. Right Judgment


3. Fear of the Lord


4. Wisdom


5. Understanding


6. Courage


7. Reverence

What is a theistic evolutionist?

one who believes in evolution and that the first form of life was created by God

What is Intimacy?

a close association or contact

What is a theist?

one who believes in God

What is a creed?

a set of principles and beliefs

What is a sin?

an act contrary to reason; an offense against God

What is a contextual reader?

a reader that moves beyond the literal word to understand greater meaning of text

What is an evolutionist?

one who believes in evolution

What is an agnostic?

One who is uncertain about Gods existence

What is a sign?

Contains inherent meaning without any extended or interpreted thought

What is a symbol?

a concrete object, act or event that represents a particular idea of quality

What is an atheist?

Someone who does not believe in God

What is an literalist?

one who interprets the bible word for word

What is a disciple?

a person of Christ must not only keep the faith and live on it, but also profess it, confidently bear witness to it, and spread it

What is Discipleship?

involves a loving relationship with Jesus sharing in his ministry, proclaiming the kingdom

What is integrity?

acting according to the values a person holds true. Integrity means being faithful to one's beliefs and values

What is Virtue?

refers to a good habit, an inner readiness to accomplish a moral good

What is a Vice?

a bad habit

What are the oppressed?

to burden with cruel or unjust impositions impositions or restraints. Subject to a burdensome or harsh exercise of authority or power

What are the Dispossessed?

evicted as from a dwelling or land- w/o property status; rootless - having suffered the loss of expectations

Where does Gospel come from?

Godspell meaning good news in latin

how many books are in the new testament?

27 books



how many books are in the old testament?

47 books

What does Envangelion?

the proclamation or announcement of good news

What is canonization?

an exacting and objective process that involves an investigation of every aspect of a persons life before declaring him/her a saint

What is Veneration?

A holy person under investigation

What is a Prophet?

calls the attention of the community to an injustice in their midst

What are the stages of the family life cycle?

Beginning Families- Married couples w/o children


Childbearing Families - Oldest Child: 30 months - 6 years


Families with Pre-Schooling Children: 30 months - 6 years


Families with School Children- Oldest Child: 6-13 years


Families with teenagers- oldest child: 13-20 years


Families as Launching Centers- From the first child gone to the last child leaving home


Families in the Middle Years- Empty nest to retirement


Ageing Families- From retirement to death of both spouses



What are the forms of prayer?

Adoration: Worshiping the greatness of the lord. Paying homage to the creator from the created



Blessing:Mans response to God's gift: b/c God blesses, the human heart can in return bless the one who is the source of every blessing




Petition:Asking God for help, guidance, wisdom and courage. Making a request to God for yourself




Intercession: Asking God on behalf of another, looking to the interests of others




Thanksgiving: offering gratitude to God for creation or favorable circumstances


Praise: Recognizing God for His glory, not for what He does for you but what He is


What are the fruits of the Spirit?

Modesty

Self-Control


Goodness


Kindness


Generosity


Gentleness


Patience


Peace


Joy


Chasity


Charity


Faithfulness






Difference in Stages of Adolescences

Early: age 11-14, self-conscious, impulsive, moody and inconsistent

Middle:experimental


Late: focused, idealistic, rational



True Prophets vs Fake Prophets

null

Basic Relationship patterns

Attraction and Infatuation

confrontation of faults and differences


Crisis of disappointment/dissatisfaction


Acceptance or separation/ Abandonment of relationship


Love


Commitment




Characteristics of a healthy relationship

1. Intimacy


2. A sense of Humor


3. Honest Communication


4. A common sense of mission and purpse


5. Equality


6. sense of adventure


7. Shared Experience


8.Respect for the other persons feeling and wishes


9. Passion


10.Sharing in Domestic duties

infallible teachings about mother mary

Virgin Birth


Immaculate Conception


Assumption

What is the annunciation?

when an angel came to Mary and told her she would bear a son

What is the visitation?

When the angel came to Mary and told her Elizabeth was pregnant

How was Jesus portrayed in Matthew?

Jesus- The Messiah of the Jews:




wrote for the Jews


Brings the teaching of Moses to fulfillment


The teaching Savior

How was Jesus portrayed in Mark?

The human Jesus:


stressed the suffering of Jesus


wrote to Christians suffering under Roman Persecution





How was Jesus portrayed in Luke?

The compassionate Saviour



wrote to non-jews (getniles), poor & outcasts


stressed Jesus' concern for second-class citizens of society





How was Jesus portrayed in John?

The Divine Son of God




made for all christians


makes the lives of all people richer and fuller


Life-giving Saviour

What is the difference between Good and Bad communication?

Bad:

offensive language


cheap shots


attack others




Good:


Compromise


patience


appreciating others viewpoints

Communications: Verbal vs Non-Verbal

Verbal:


use affirming language


positive feedback


rewarding discussion




Non-Verbal :


eye contact


body posture


rate of speech


personal space


tone


facial expression

What are the media's propaganda techniques?

1. slogan: easily remembered

2. Sex Appeal: help sell products


3. Testimonials


4. Facts & Statistics


5. Exotic Places


6. Bandwagon


What are the different types of intimacy?**

Aesthetic: beautiful scenery, art and music

Emotional: share feelings

Crisis: share disaster situations

Love of God: Love anyone; we love God

Spiritual: b/n people who share a similar sense of life's meaning

Work: when people bond over tasks

Creative: making things together

Intellectual: people share opinions


Recreational: doing something fun



Common Cause: share an ideal or cause

Relationship levels

Level 1- deals with facts


Level 2- deals with other people's opinions


Level 3 - I think


Level 4 - I feel


Level 5- exposes whole being



4 types of family structure

Single Parent Family


Blended Family


Community Family


Traditional Nuclear Family