Christ’s Mission Final Study Guide
- What does Jesus command of his followers?
- How is the Church part of God’s saving plan?
- How is salvation communal in nature?
- What does the word kyriake mean? To what does it refer?
- How did Paul make his message more understandable to an urban audience?
- What event marked the beginning of the Church’s mission on earth?
- Which are the three signs of the Holy Spirit in the Pentecost account? What does each represent?
- What is the threefold mission of the Spirit in the Church?
- What does the oneness of the Church say about diversity and unity?
- How is the oneness of the Church reflected in the creed?
- Where does the oneness of the Church come from?
- Which are the bonds of unity of the Church?
- What does the pope serve as a sign of?
- What are the sources of holiness in the Church?
- How have the saints contributed to the holiness of the Church?
- What does it mean to say the Church is Catholic?
- What does it mean to say the Church is Apostolic?
- What did Jesus commission his Apostles to do?
- How does ecumenism reflect the oneness of the Church?
- What is the Communion of Saints?
- Which are the three stages of sanctification?
- What is Purgatory?
- What do we learn when we read about the saints?
- What is the difference between veneration and worship?
- What does the Catholic Church’s dialogue with people of other faiths involve?
- What is the relationship with the Eastern Catholic Church? Eastern Orthodox Church?
- Why is Holy Orders necessary?
- What is the lay apostolate?
- Why is ecumenism important for Christians?
- How have saints supported the Church through history?
- Identify the Models of the Church and what each one represents
- Is the holiness of the Church affected by its members?
- The Church is Catholic because it possesses the fullness of what?
- What does the Apostolic nature of the Church insure?
- What does the Church teach about salvation, the Holy Spirit and those who aren’t Christians?
- What is the role of the Holy Spirit with respect to Church teaching?
- How is the teaching of the Church preserved?
- How is the Church’s diversity most evident?
- Why is the Church necessary for salvation?
- Why is the fullness of the Church found in the Catholic Church?
- How is the Church’s worship communal?
- What does it mean to say the Church reads the signs of the times?
- What is the culture of life?
- How are laypeople called to evangelize?
- What is inculturation in the Church?
- Tradition
- Infallibility
- Hierarchy
- Charism
- One
- Holy
- Catholic
- Apostolic
- Sacramental grace
- Sanctifying grace
- Actual grace
- Bishop
- Laity
- Apostolate
Part 4
- Ministry
- vocation
- discernment
- vow
- doctrine
- Identify each and the ministry, primary duty, unique responsibilities of and who ordains each of the following:
- Deacon
- Priest
- Bishop
- Identify each of the following types of consecrated or religious life:
- Sisters
- Brothers
- Monks
- Nuns
- Apostolic Society
- Third Order
- Secular Institutes
- Hermits
- Consecrated Virgins or Widows
- Which are the three evangelical counsels? What does each mean?
- What is the process for becoming a priest?
- In what three primary areas do deacons serve?
- How does the laity participate in the mission of the Church?
- How is the family a “miniature church”?
- What is the meaning of the phrase “domestic church”? To what does it refer?
- What is the Catechism of the Catholic Church?
- Which are the 4 pillars of the Catechism? What does each one concern?
- What is indefectibility?
- What is infallibility?
- How does the pope proclaim infallible teaching?
- How is infallible authority expressed by the bishops of the Church?
- What is the relationship between all Church teaching?
- Describe dogma
Part 5
- Sacred Chrism
- Age of reason
- Aspiration
- Body of Christ
- Which are the 3 types of Sacraments? Which sacraments are included in each type?
- Why is prayer necessary?
- What does God teach us through the account of the fall?
- Why is a member of the Body of Christ never alone?
- What does it mean to say that Christians are the Salt of the Earth?
- What is the message of Dorothy Day?
- What is the rule given to us by Jesus?
- What are some ways the Holy Spirit has guided the Church?
- What do the gifts of the Holy Spirit help us to do?
- What is our final destination?
Canonization
- Which are some of the types of saints?
- Who were the earliest saints in the Church?
- What were the qualities of the confessors?
- What are the steps in the canonization process?
- For “Servants of God” to be canonized, proof is needed of what?
- Identify the following: liquification, odor of sanctity, incorruptibility, levitation
- Which are the miracles that occur during the life of a saint?
- What are the elements or parts of a canonization ceremony?