8th grade Religion Ch. 7-9

the living teaching office of the church

reorganization of the churches hierarchy and strict observance of all the churches rules and practices

We show God our gratitude for all he has given us

Of or relating to the church

a place where monks and nuns live

returning the churches property also created official holidays for Easter and Christmas and restoring holy places

Jesus was one person with two natures divine and human and that those two natures did not interfere with each other

the Father of the Church that Studied and explained scripture

developed a great rule of life for monks calling them to follow the evangelical councils

confirmed that Mary is truly the mother of God

Peter affirmed that God knows the heart &this Holy Spirit just as he did us: also reminded the council that we are saved

the Father of the Church that translated the Bible from Hebrew and Greek to Latin

the Official list of sacred scripture

wrote a rule for his monks, pray and work and set aside time for daily communal prayer

Which is not an evangelical counsel

we give glory to God simply for being God

made Christianity the official religion of the Roman Empire

reaffirmed this including the the blessed Trinity as the central mystery of Christian faith

we dedicate someone or something to God or ask that something be made holy in God's name

the Father of the Church that Was a great teacher called golden mouth

Governing body

the Father of the Church that developed the vocab terms that help describe our faith

worked on their conversion he helped reform the church contributed to Canon law developed liturgical music.

Jesus is both fully divine & fully human thus creating a creed

We asked something of God usually for ourselves

A division between the Catholic Church split into the western and eastern churches

a life dedicated to prayer work study and the needs of society

granted religious tolerance throughout the Roman Empire and allowed Christians to worship openly

Types of prayers of petition where we ask God for something on behalf of another person group of people or the world