Theology - Chapter 2

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a boook of rules and prayers for the proper performance of church rituals

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sacramentary

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a church whose liturgical traditions are very ancient, but which is not in full unity with the catholic church

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orthodox church

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expression used to refer to men who receive a special sacramental sharing in the one priesthood of jesus christ at the hands of a bishiop, and who r thereby committed to a life of service to the church and to the priesthood of the faithful

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ministerial priesthood of the ordinained

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action that says more than words can express, that communicates what's in the heart and what we want someone to know

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symbolicactism

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a catholic church whose liturgical traditions are very ancient and different from the roman or latin rite and whose origins are in eastern europe or in the middle east

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eastern rite

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formal act of religious worship;
a religious ceremony or ritual; a church service;
the church's celebration of the paschal mystery

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liturgy

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actions that are repeated regularly follow established patterns

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rites

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"enfleshent" describes how the son of god, the second person of the trinity, became human in order to bring about the salvation of all ppl

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incarnation

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sacrament is a concrete, visible sign of god's saving power, gods help and supports of us

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sign of grace

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good news of gods mercy and forgiveness revealed in jesus in his life, death, and resurrection, and proclaimed by the church to the whole world

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gospel

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broadly, any sign or symbol of a sacred reality; a christian ritual that celebrates or signifies a sacred mystery

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sacrament

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greek term for the promised one-related to chrism, a type of oil used for annointing,-means

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christ

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"law of prayer" refers to the churchs embodiment of her faith in the official prayer of the liturgy

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lexarandi

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book containing the ritual of the mass

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missal

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passing on of beliefs and customs from generation to generation; the living transmission of the gospel message in the church

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tradition

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a baptized person preparing to receive other sacraments of initiation

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candidate

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sin commited by the first humans who disobeyed gods commandment; loss of grace of orifinal holiness and subject to law of death; fallen human nature

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originalism

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gods divine life within us; habitual, supernatural gift, which heals wounds of sin and bestows a share in gods divine life of the trinity

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sanctifying grace

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"law of belief" refers to authentic catholic belief

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lex crendi

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indelible spiritual sign imprinted on the soul of the non-repeateable sacraments of baptism, confirmation, and holy orders

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character

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focuses our attention on some aspect of our faith and deepens our awareness of the mystery that it presents to our attention; raises our hearts and mind to god

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sacramental

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newly baptized

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neophytes

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gods divine life in us

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grace

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it has effects; it works

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effacacious

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person who dies before receiving baptism - desire baptism, are sorry for their sins, and practice acts of justice

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baptism of desire

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what's handed on or passed down from one generation to the next

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tradition

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something that's real but hidden from view; a spiritual or intangible reality known through experience but only partallly understood

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mystery

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anything revealed or disclosed; act of revealing or disclosing; for chrsitians, gods self-communication, realized by words and actions over time, and fully in jesus

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revelation

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period of time between the rite of acceptance into the order of catechumens and the rite of election; period of instruction in the faith in preparation for baptism

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catechumenate

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living, teaching office of the chuch that gives authentic interpreatation of god, whether in sacred scripture or sacred tradition

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megisterium

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above and beyond what's natural, usual, and ordinary

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supernatural

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oil of salvation which marked us as members of christ who is priest, prophet, and king,; calls us to a life of holiness

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chrism

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something visible or tangible that reminds us of and puts usin touch with a reality that's invisible and intangible but still real

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symbol

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body of official documents written by church leaders in response to various social, political, and economic issues

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catholic social teaching

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communit of the ppl of god that draws its life from christ

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church

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set of core beliefs about the good life, the sacred, the nature of human life

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creed

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refers the passion, death, resurrection, and ascension of jesus

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paschal mystery

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chuch's code of laws

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conon law

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hebrew term for the anointed one

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messiah

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gods gracious action that frees humans from sin and bestows his righteousness thu their belief in jesus christ ; free gift of grace and our willingness to accept the grace

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justification

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an efficacious sing of grace, insituted by chris and entrusted to the church, y which we receive the life of god thru the work of the holy spirit

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sacrament

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actions of processes, typically done by a group, that symbolize a greater reality and transcend logical thinking; they require faith

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rituals

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unbaptized who shed their blood because of their belief in jesus christ

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baptism of blood

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benedicts motto "prayer and work"

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ora ot labora

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symbolic term used to describe the original state of holiness and justice of adam and eve before the fall; harmon within human person, between man and woman, humanity and all creation; also refers to heaven

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paradise

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period between easter and pentaost wen the newly baptized post-baptismal instruction and are more fully integrated into the christian community

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mystagogy