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Unit 1 - Worship
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- 1Define worshipShowing respect and value of God
- 2Define PrayerWords of praise, thanks or sorrow etc. offered to God
- 3What is an icon?A religious image of Jesus or one of the saints. They are often seen as being filled with the spirit of the person shown.
- 4What is liturgical worship?A church service which follows a set text or ritual
- 5What is structured worship?Worship which follows a strict pattern. Mass has a clear structure which the priest follows.
- 6What is meditation?Being silent and thoughtful in the presence of God
- 7What is non-liturgical worship?A service which does not follow a set text or ritual
- 8What is spontaneous worship?Worship which has no set structure, but allows worshipers to say or do what seems right at the time
- 9What are the advantages of private worship?No distractions
Can concentrate on God alone
Can choose to do it at any time
Can pray for as little or as long as you want - 10What is an advantage of meditationIt gives believers time to be quiet in their busy lives and deepen their relationship with God
- 11Why are icons especially important to orthodox Christians?Orthodox Christians believe they have direct contact with the saint
- 12What are the advantages of using a rosary?Repeating prayers help to concentrate on what you are praying about.
Helps a Christian if they are not sure what to pray about.
Recommended by various appearances of Mary and by the Pope. - 13What did Jesus say that links to public worship?"For where two or three gather in my name, there am I with them"
- 14What are the advantages of structured worship? Give 31) Routine makes people feel comfortable - they know what to say
2) It is based on tradition
3) It gives a sense of community
4) Could go to any church around the world and mass would be the same. - 15What are the disadvantages of structured worship? Give 3It is repetitive and may get boring
You do not have the freedom to pray for what you want
You may not fully understand what you are praying about - 16How is the Bible used by the Catholic Church?Read aloud during mass.
The Priest will read the Gospel and then explain it in his Homily.
Parts of the Bible may be sang in hymns - 17How is the Bible used by the protestant Church?Parts of the Bible are read aloud and then explained by the vicar in the sermon
- 18How is the Bible used by the Quaker church?Quakers come together and sit in silence until one person feels they should speak. They may choose to read part of the Bible
- 19Why might someone use the Bible in private worship? Give 3 pointsBy reading alone to find out more about Jesus in his teachings.
To help decide what is right and wrong.
To relate to and understand God better. - 20Why is the Our Father so important? 2 pointsJesus taught this prayer to his disciples.
It contains all different types of prayer:
Beliefs about God, forgiveness, community - 21What is meant by immaculate conception?Mary was born free from original sin
- 22What is meant by annunciation?When the angel Gabriel announced to Mary that she was to give birth
- 23What is the assumption?Mary was taken into Heaven body and soul
- 24Why was Mary so important? (5 points)1) She lived a life without sin
2) She was committed to the will of God
3) She was caring for the needs of others eg. The wedding at Cana & helping cousin
4) She was focused on prayer - she taught Jesus to pray
5) She was the perfect mother - Cared for Jesus despite the problems
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