Chapter 5 Review 1

The Church at times recognizes private revelations as authentic, but Catholics are not required to believe them.

What is the subject of the Church’s sacred memory?

To whom did God give his Revelation?

Sacred Tradition is the living transmission, or “handing on,” of the Gospel message.

_____ is about the recovery of memory; _____ is about the loss of memory.

The two senses of Scripture are literal and spiritual.

The Magisterium recognizes private revelations as authentic and all Catholics are required to believe them.

In what way(s) was the Gospel handed down?

One’s acceptance of the tenets of the Apostles’ Creed and Church dogma is essential to have a complete Faith.

What is the canon of Scripture?

Jesus is the completion of God’s Revelation, and everything you need to know about Salvation is available in him.

Sacred Scripture is the library of divinely inspired writings that make up the Bible.

How is the sacred memory of the Church preserved?

The main teachings of the Church are contained in which creed(s)?

All of Church teaching has the status of dogma.

To be a member of the Church is to acknowledge the authority of a sacred memory that gives you a part in her identity.

One of the terms used for memory in the Septuagint is _____, a word that means “remembrance.”

Apostolic Succession is the preservation and transmission of the sacred memory of God’s Revelation.

The Church’s _____—the pope and bishops—are successors of the Apostles.

In whom did God reveal himself most fully?