Unit 10.2 - Community and Tradition.

Keywords:
1. ANGLICAN CHURCHES: Churches that are in communion with the Church of England
  1. APOSTOLIC: the belief that the Church can only be understood under the light of the Apostles
    1. BISHOPS: Priests specially chosen by the Pope who are responsible for all the churches in a diocese
      1. CATHOLIC: Universal or Worldwide
        CELIBACY: Living without engaging in any sexual activity
        HOLY: Sacred or related to God
        LAITY: All the people of the Church who aren't Bishops, Priests or Deacons
        MAGISTERIUM: The Pope and bishops interpreting the Bible for Roman Catholics
        NONCONFORMIST CHURCHES: Protestant Christians separated from the Church of England
        ORDINATION: Making someone a Priest, Bishop or Deacon by the power of the Holy Orders
        ORTHODOX CHURCHES: Nation churches which are in the union with the Patriarch of Constantinople (e.g: Greek Orthodox)
        PAPACY: The office of the Pope
What?
1. The church provides:
  1. The Sacrament of Baptism - washes away original sin
    1. The Sacrament of Reconciliation- a person repents and sins are forgiven
      1. The Rite of Mass - receive absolution and sins are forgiven
        The Sacrament of Confirmation - person becomes a full member of the Church
        The Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick - Final absolution
Why Important?
1. No relationship with God = HELL
  1. Only way to have ETERNAL LIFE
    1. Church gives chance to get on the RIGHT PATH through Mass
      1. CLEAR ROUTE for Catholics to Salvation - Mass ect...
Communion of Saints
1. What?
  1. Death doesn't separate Christians
    1. Christians can pray through Saints
      1. Christians can pray for the dead
2. Why Important?
  1. It is the teaching of the Creeds and the CCC
    1. Gives Catholics direct CONTACT to Saints
      1. People can pray for those PURGATORY - HEAVEN
        Means ALL Christians are IMPORTANT
Body of Christ
1. What?
  1. Christians carry on CHRIST'S WORK
    1. Jesus LIVES ON through the Church
      1. Tongue = talk about his teachings
        Hands = help people like Jesus
        Jesus lives through his followers
2. Why Important?
  1. Shows Christianity is still active
    1. Importance of Mass = communion
      1. its how Christians continue the TEACHING OF CHRIST
        Body of Christ = UNITY of Church
Bible's Authority
1. Why Important?
  1. Some elements of TRUTH - Order in which the earth was created
    1. Inspires us to LIVE like Jesus
      1. Important message for us because it has been passed on - APOSTOLIC TRADITION
        it has been inspired by the Holy Spirit and God so it's the WORD OF GOD
2. "It's OLD"
  1. DIS
    1. Contain's God Laws
      1. Helps reach SALVATION
        Brings us close to GOD
  2. AGREE
    1. Not relevant TODAY
      1. TRANSLATION could be wrong
        NO EVIDENCE for stories
Magisterium
1. M - magisterium is important because
  1. Guidlines
    1. Salvation
      1. Truth
        addRess
        Modern issues
Role of Pope
1. H - holy spirit
  1. R - rome
    1. U - ultimate authority
      1. P - peter's authority
Role of Priest
1. Preaches about JESUS' TEACHINGS - main role as priest, fulfil role of Jesus
2. Hears Confessions
  1. One of the main sacraments + salvation
3. Gives Spiritual Advice
  1. Helps people live a spiritual life
    1. need to understand their faith
4. Celebrates Baptism, Marriages and Death
  1. Sacraments that are stepping stones that bring us close to God
Role of Virgin Mary
1. Why Important?
  1. immaculate conception
    1. without her Jesus wouldn't exist
      1. Followed God's orders
        in heaven she is able to pray for souls on Earth
Married Priests
1. AGREE
  1. Have experiance
    1. God never said they can't marry
  2. strong impulse to have a relationship
2. DIS
  1. NO 100% dedicated
    1. Jesus wasn't married

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