Ch. 3 Ecclesiology Test Review

St. Paul was especially famous for evangelizing his own people, the Jews.

Forty days after his ________ , Christ ascended into Heaven and directed his Apostles to evangelize and baptize all ____

Pentecost is the beginning of the Church’s public ministry to the world.

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St. John was known as “the disciple whom Jesus loved."

Previously known as Saul, St. Paul was initially a great persecutor of Christians.

By calling St. Matthew to be one of his Apostles, Christ indicated his Church is intended for all, even public sinners

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St. Thomas unreservedly believed in Christ’s Resurrection upon hearing about it from the other Apostles

The Apostles selected St. Matthias to replace Judas after his suicide.

St. Matthew wrote his Gospel for Jews.It was written in the Aramaic language and contains many direct quotes from Christ

The papacy is the foundation for leadership and unity in the Church.

Christ called St. Peter, Andrew, James, and John to become " fishers of men."

Immediately after the Ascension of Christ into Heaven, the Apostles began to preach and baptize.

Like the Apostles, Christians have a vocation to work and pray for the fulfillment of the Kingdom of heaven on earth

As the first pope, St. Peter was spared execution and permitted to die peacefully in old age.

At Pentecost;Holy Spirit came upon the Apostles; tongues of fire; gave them ability to speak in different languages.

One of the issues decided at the Council of Jerusalem was if Gentile converts to Christianity needed to circumcised.

These past questions are the main ideas that will be on Ch. 3 Test. Possibly asked in a different format.

The Apostles often described how Jesus fulfilled the Old Testament, which is sometimes called the Law and the prophets.

Before his Ascension,Christ instructed his Apostles to spread the Good News to the ends of the earth and to baptize them

St. Peter demonstrated his leadership & authority in the Church by his preaching, starting from the day of Pentecost.

St. Paul ecountered Christ & had a powerful conversion experience on the road to Damascus.