Christian Thought Final Exam Review

Means "the public work of the people;" and refers to Christians' public worship of God.

Jesus passed his authority to the apostles; its now shared by today's bishops & priests

Consecration, epiclesis and transubstantiation refer to:

Jesus ___ the Eucharist during the Last Supper because meals are a sign of friendship and life.

Jesus taught about the Kingdom of God using short stories, like the Mustard Seed, called ___.

Holy Order and Matrimony are sacraments of:

When a priest receives Holy Orders he is given the grace to:

Which is true about St. Paul?

The culmination of salvation; seeing God face-to-face in heaven.

Alienation from God, self, others and creation are an effect of ___.

The name for this sacrament comes from the Greek for "plunge or immerse" in water:

Or as Augustine would say: __ signs of an ___ reality.

Which of these pairs the person of the Trinity with the correct divine mission?

The first leader of the church; the bishop of Rome is his direct successor

Jesus and God the Father are ___ meaning they have the same divine nature.

This name for a sacrament means "to come back together again."

To show honor to the saints because they are examples of good Christian living.

Mary being free from original sin from is the ___; Jesus' birth is the ___.

Constantine made Christianity ___ in the Roman Empire.

Which of these does not happen in the Liturgy of the Word?

Who used to perform all three sacraments of initiation in the early church?

Belief that during the moment of consecration the bread & wine truly become the body & blood

God's plan for a person's life; his or her calling that fulfills God's will

All baptized members of the Church who are not ordained or in religious life.

You have to have the right ___, or inner attitude and readiness to receive a sacrament.

This is the one sacrament that people receive in private:

Put these steps of the essential rite of Penance in order:

Which of these symbols for the H.S. is used in at least one of the 7 sacraments?

Which are biblical symbols for the Holy Spirit?

An "eternal relationship of love between the three persons of God" describes:

Originally received with baptism; completes the sacramental graces of baptism:

What is the name for the order of the priesthood?

The Vicar of Christ, known as the Holy Father, currently named Jorge Bergolio

Hebrew word that means "spirit, breath, or wind" and refers to the Holy Spirit:

__ is the effort to bring Protestant, Orthodox and Catholic Christians into greater unity.

In Reconciliation the penitent says __ and the priest says ___.

Paraclete:

Means "pattern of words and actions; the manner of celebrating a particular sacrament":

Celebrated 50 days after Easter as the birth of the Church and the coming of the Holy Spirit.

The main point of Jesus' teaching and preaching was __.

Easter Sunday celebrates:

"One sent out" to spread the gospel:

Today, the __ is the ordinary minister of baptism & the __is ordinary minister of Confirmation

Evangelization means:

Sacraments are __ symbols that make God present to us.

St. Paul used this image to teach that every member of the Church has a role to play:

The second person of the Trinity became human; the Word made flesh.

T/F: Sacraments leave a lasting mark on one's soul called a sacramental character.

The central sacrament, center of the Church's liturgical life, important source of God's grace:

Who isn't included in the hierarchy of the church: