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The Church is founded upon a profession of…

…faith

How many times does Jesus explicitly refer to the Church?

Twice; in Matthew 16, and in Matthew 18.

What are the three parts of the Church (think the communion of saints)?

The Church Triumphant, the Church Suffering, and the Church Militant/Pilgrim Church.

The Church will last until the end of time, so we call the Church __________.

Indefectible.

List 5 ways of understanding the Church:

The New Israel The Community established by Christ The Community of Saints The People of God The (Mystical!) Body of Christ The Kingdom of God The Universal Sacrament of Salvation

Who was Christ going to send to the Church after His Ascension?

The Holy Spirit.

How were the two disciples on the road to Emmaus able to recognize Jesus?

Because of the breaking of the bread.

after Christ’s Resurrection. Name 3 events after Christ’s Resurrection.

Jesus visiting the disciples The Ascension Pentecost

Give two ways that Christ is present in the Church.

Christ is present through, with, and in the Church. He founded her Christ is present through, with, and in the Church. He founded her. He is present through the Apostles and their successors. Christ is present through the Sacraments. Christ is especially present in the Eucharist.

What did Jesus mean when He said He will not leave us orphans?

When Jesus said that he would not leave us orphans he meant that he would be with us always by being present in the Eucharist and by sending his Holy Spirit to guide the Church.

Why does the Church require structure?

The Church requires structure because of Christ’s design and in order for her to function well.

Who is in the Church hierarchy?

The Pope, Cardinals, Archbishops, Bishops, Priests, Deacons, and the Laity.

What are some Old Testament examples of hierarchy?

The royal government of Israel, the Levitical Priesthood, the Judges.

What does it mean to say that the Bishops can teach infallibly?

It means that the bishops can formally teach truths of the faith without error.

Who is the King of the New Israel, and who is the Queen?

Jesus is the King of the New Israel, and Mary is the Queen.

Who is the earthly leader of the Catholic Church?

The Bishop of Rome, the Pope.

What is the means by which the Apostle guaranteed earthly leadership of the Church after their deaths?

Apostolic Succession.

What office in ancient Israel is very similar to the Papacy?

The office of the Master of the Palace (see Isaiah 22).

Other than the person of Peter, the Church is also built upon the foundation of Peter’s confession about Jesus. Who did he say that Jesus was?

Peter said that Jesus was the Christ, the Son of the living God.

What does Jesus tell Peter in Matthew 16:18-19?

Jesus renames Simon as Peter (the rock) Jesus says the Church will be built upon “this rock” (Peter) Jesus says that He will give Peter the keys of the kingdom of Heaven Jesus says that whatever Peter binds and looses will be bound and loosed in Heaven

through the ____________. One reason the Church is divine is that the Church dispenses ______ through the ____________.

The Church dispenses Grace through the Sacraments.

Are we supposed to follow the example of a stealing priest, or believe a bishop who says a false doctrine? Why or why not?

The Church is protected from formal error but her members, even her leaders, can still sin or on occasion say something doctrinally incorrect.

When the Church teaches infallibly, we can say that bishops or the Pope alone are _________ and ___________.

Binding and loosing.

How is the Church like a human institution?

She gathers in buildings, has human leadership, and has human needs.

True or False: The Church is both divine and human now, but will be solely divine in Heaven.

False. Just as Christ will always be both human and divine since His Incarnation, the Church, His Bride, will always be both human and divine.

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How is the Church described in 1 Corinthians 12 and Ephesians 5?

1. ) 1 Corinthians 12:27-13:13 –In this passage, St 1.) 1 Corinthians 12:27-13:13 –In this passage, St. Paul refers to the Church as the “body of Christ” with Christ as the head and the various members as the different parts of the body (e.g. eye, hand, etc.). 2.) Ephesians 5:21-33 – In this passage, St. Paul refers to the Church as Christ’s bride, with Christ as the bridegroom. It tells us how the relationship of a husband and wife is modeled after Christ and the Church. It refers to an intimate relationship of love involving self-giving and sacrifice.