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94 Cards in this Set
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What are the three elements of Confirmation?
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Anointing with Chrism; laying on of hands;; being sealed with the gift of the Holy Spirit
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List any five of the ten commandments
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Do not kill; Do not steal; Do not covet your neighbor's goods; Honor your mother and father; Keep holy the Lord's Day
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what are the two greatest commandments
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Love God with all your heart, mind and strength; and Love your neighbor as yourself
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name three beatitudes
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Blessed are the meek - for they will inherit the earth; Blessed are the merciful - for they will be shown mercy and; Blessed are the peacemakers - for they will be called children of God
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name three spiritual works of mercy
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Pray for the living and the dead; forgive all injuries; comfort the sorrowful
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name three corporal works of mercy
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feed the hungry; give drink to the thirsty; visit the sick
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those who are old, sick and dying received spiritual aid and strength
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anointing of the sick
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When we are reconciled with God, other people and ourselve; we find forgiveness
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reconciliation
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When we participate in the central act of workshop of our Catholic faith; we unite ourselves with Jesus' sacrifice and receive Him in Holy Communion
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Eucharist
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we become more completely bound to the church and have an increased responsibility to spread and protect the faith; and we renew our baptismal commitment
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Confirmation
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When do we become members of the Church and heirs of heaven?
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baptism
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In what sacrament does a person who receives the power to absolve sins, change bread and wine into the body and blood of Jesus and lead God's church.
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holy orders
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When do we receive forgiveness
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reconciliation
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when do we renew our baptismal commitment
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confirmation
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when do we unite ourselves with Jesus' sacrifice and receive him in Holy Communion
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Eucharist
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the church on earth, in heaven and purgatory is called
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the communion of saints
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a sacred contract and holy agreement
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covenant
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showing loyalty to Christ in your daily life called
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witness
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what is the paraclete
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the holy spirit
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the laying of hands is called
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imposition
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the person responsible for assisting your parents and guiding you to be a good Christian
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sponsor
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sacred words and actions that Christ gave the Church to nourish, strengthen and express unity
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sacraments
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who is the ordinary minister of confirmation
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bishop
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an act that weakens the bond of love between God and neighbor
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sin
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when did the holy spirit com to the Apostles
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Pentecost
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the gift that strengthens us to do what is right in the face of difficulties and to endure suffering
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courage
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the gift of the Holy Spirit that enlightens us to seek good advise and enables us to advise others is
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Right Judgment
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Because Confirmation seals you in the Spirit and leaves a permanent mark, it can be received how many times
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only once
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Trust in Jesus and belief in all that he and his Church teaches
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faith
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person responsible for assisting your parents and guiding you to be a good Christian
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sponsor
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to be holy and grow spiritually means?
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to be more like Crist
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to receive confirmation you mush show that you ---
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desire to live in the Catholic faith
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in confirmation, the Holy Spirit can --
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strengthen you to witness the faith and defend it
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Christina means
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Like Christ, anointed for a mission
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What did the early Christians do for one another?
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They shared all that they owned, celebrated Eucharist, and prayed together.
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Through the sacrament of Baptism, we share in
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the priesthood of Christ and God's life
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The Beatitudes help us to be seen as --
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true followers of Jesus Christ
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The gift of the Spirit that makes us marvel at God's goodness and love, so that we avoid anything that separates us from Him is called ---- and -----
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Wonder and Awe
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The gift of the Spirit that helps us love the things of God and helps us to make choices that are pleasing to him is called
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wisdom
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Divine life that we receive in Baptism is called
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sanctifying grace
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Blessed oil used by the Bishop for anointing is ----
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Chrism
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Which sacrament does the Church most fully express its unity?
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Eucharist
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To be a witness to Jesus Christ means that we would spread the ---- and ------
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spread the good and and give loving service
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The baptismal vows renewed at Confirmation are promises to --
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reject Satan and live by faith
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the special gift of the Sprit to an individual member of the Church to build up the body of Christ is called?
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Charism
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True or False - God reveals himself in Scripture and Tradition
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TRUE
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True or False - At the end of time, we will still exist in either heaven or hell
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TRUE
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True or False - There is probably no hell
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FALSE
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True or False - The Third Person of the Blessed Trinity is the Holy Spirit who sanctifies us
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TRUE
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True or False - Non-catholic Christians are related to Christ's Church
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TRUE
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True or False - The pope, the bishops together with the pope, are infallible when solemnly teaching matters of faith and morals
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TRUE
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True or False - The church is only a human institutions
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FALSE
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True or False - The Mass is the same sacrifice as the sacrifice of Jesus on Calvary.
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TRUE
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True or False - We receive grace from Christ through the outward signs of the seven sacraments
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TRUE
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True or False - Mary never sinned, and at the end of her life her body and soul went directly to heaven
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TRUE
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True or False - Jesus is God
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TRUE
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True or False - Mary, the mother of Jesus, had other children
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FALSE
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True or False - Jesus died, rose again, and is now with his Father
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TRUE
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True or False - God only pretended to be a man for a while
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FALSE
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True or False - God created the universe and us
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TRUE
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True or False - Catholics believe in the Trinity, three persons in one God
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TRUE
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Jesus wants us, his disciples, to be ---- in God.
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united
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From the beginning of time, rifts in the Church have occurred that ----- large communities from the Church.
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separated
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These rifts happened because of the -----
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sins of humanity
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The denial after Baptism of a truth of the faith.
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heresy
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The total abandonment of one’s faith.
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apostasy
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The refusal to submit to the leadership of Peter’s successor, the pope.
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schism
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Because of the rifts or conflicts within the Church, Christians were no longer ----. There were Catholics, Orthodox Christians, Episcopalians, Lutherans, Methodists, Presbyterians, and Baptists.
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one
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Despite differences in these religions, all Christians believe in -----, the divinity and humanity of Jesus, belief that Jesus died and rose to save us, and belief that the Bible is the inspired word of God.
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Baptism
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Despite differences in these religions, all Christians believe in Baptism, the ----- and humanity of Jesus, belief that Jesus died and rose to save us, and belief that the Bible is the inspired word of God.
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divinity
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Despite differences in these religions, all Christians believe in Baptism, the divinity and humanity of Jesus, belief that Jesus --- and ---- to save us, and belief that the Bible is the inspired word of God.
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died and rose
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Despite differences in these religions, all Christians believe in Baptism, the divinity and humanity of Jesus, belief that Jesus died and rose to save us, and belief that the ----- is the inspired word of God.
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Bible
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True or False - Christian separation has gone on for weeks.
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False - centuries
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The Catholic Church [is or is not] committed to the work of ecumenism.
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is committed to ecumenism
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the work to promote the unity of all Christians.
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ecumenism
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In Taize, France, an ----- of religious brothers commit themselves to ecumenism and unity.
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international community
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The riches of Christ are communicated to all Church members through the -----
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sacraments
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The Church honors all martyrs and saints who lived lives of holiness on earth and now share ----
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eternal life with God.
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The union of all baptized members of the Church.
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communion of saints
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On earth these Church members respond to God’s grace by living a -------, becoming ------ for one another.
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good moral life, becoming role models for one another.
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In heaven these members lived lives of ---- on earth and now share in the joy of eternal life with God.
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holiness
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In ----- these members are preparing for heaven
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purgatory
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Mary remained faithful from the --------- , when she accepted God’s request for her to be the mother of Jesus.
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Annunciation
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Mary is the perfect example of ------
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discipleship
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Mary, never stained by ---, had a pure heart and lived a life of holiness.
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sin
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At the end of her life on earth, God brought Mary --- and --- to heaven to live forever with the risen Jesus.
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body and soul
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Mary is the Church’s ---- -----, and the Church shows its love for her through special devotions.
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greatest saint
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Who is referred to as: the Blessed Virgin, the Mother of God, the Mother of the Church, and the Queen of Heaven.
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Mary
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Who was born in Dublin, Ireland in 1778. Orphaned, she lived with Protestant relatives. She worked for a wealthy family who left her a generous inheritance as recognition for her good works to others.
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Catherine McAuley
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Catherine McAuley began a religious order known as the ----
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Sisters of Mercy
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The Sisters of Mercy were nuns were committed to educating whom?
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disadvantaged girls
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