Religion 8 - Unit 2, Part 2

The Church teaches only part of the message of Jesus Christ.

This is the way in which bishops work together with the pope to lead the Church.

The Church doesn't feel a need to transform aspects of culture that are contrary to the Gospel.

This mark makes the Church “universal,” “worldwide,” “total,” and “for all.”

The Church isn't apostolic anymore because the apostles have all died.

These are people who spread the Gospel in many countries

Non-Christians are related to the Church in various ways because it is catholic.

Bishops are called to sanctify, teach, and govern God’s people.

The Church recognizes the dignity of all people and strives to work for the common good.

The Church affirms those aspects of culture that are compatible with the Catholic faith.

Only some people are included in God’s plan of salvation from sin and death.

This was the leader of the apostles and the first pope of the Catholic Church.

The purpose of evangelization is to have all people become one in Christ.

This is proclaiming the Good News to others.

Despite differences, the essentials are the same in all Eastern and Western Catholic Churches.

This is a mark of the Church since it has leaders who are rooted in the apostles' teachings.

Orthodox Churches who have rejoined with the Roman Catholic Church, such as the Byzantine Rite

The elements of goodness/truth in all world religions prepare people to receive the Gospel.

This is the territory in which a bishop has authority and responsibilities toward God’s people.

The Church does not treat other religions with any respect or dignity.

This involves performing acts of love for all of God’s people.

All individual parishes are Catholic because they are part of the universal Church.

This is an organization formed by the bishops of the United States.

This involves having faith in Jesus.

God’s love is universal, including most people.

The Church can be faithful to Jesus' teaching even without the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

Baptized members of the Church are called to worship, believe, and serve.

If we accept Jesus’ invitation to follow him, we will be welcomed into his kingdom.

The Church preaches the Gospel to people of every nation and culture.

You are apostolic when you follow Christ and the teachings of his Church.

Bishops share in Christ’s ministry as priest, prophet, and king in service to the Church.

A person in this role has authority and a responsibility to serve and guide people.

This involves participating in the sacraments.

The Church passes on the faith to every generation through its teachings, life, and worship.

A person in this role teaches others about God.

Some people will be left out of God’s kingdom because God does not want them there.

Only bishops share in Christ’s ministry as priest, prophet, and king. Ordinary Catholics don't.

People of different religions talking among themselves to understand each other better

Church leaders are not servants. They should be served by God's people in the Church.

These are the successors of the apostles who lead the Church together with the pope.

A person in this role celebrates the sacraments and leads people to Christ's holiness.

This gift God gives to Church leaders ensures they will not teach errors in official doctrine.

These are ways in which people of different backgrounds worship in the Church

This is the name for the teaching authority of the Church held by bishops and the pope.

This is the bishop of Rome who is Peter's successor and the spiritual leader of the Church.

The Church offers people only some of the things that are necessary for salvation.

The Church will proclaim the Gospel in every age until the end of the world.