1. Section 2 The Church Is One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic (pp. 61- 123)

2. Section 2, Part 3 The Church Is Catholic (pp. 97- 110)

3. Introduction (p. 97)  Of course the Catholic Church is catholic but…  What does that mean?  Why/how is the Church universal  3 levels of Church  Fullness of Christ and means of salvation  Universal and non-Christian relationships?  Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, Buddhism, others…  Universal but diverse, not uniform  East & West Catholic traditions—worship, prayer, …  4 Articles  (A. 25) -- The Meaning of the Word Catholic (pp. 98-99)  (A. 26) -- Catholicity: The Fullness of Christ in the Church (pp. 100-102)  (A. 27) -- The Church’s Relationship with All People (pp. 102-106)  (A. 28) -- Universality and Diversity (pp. 106-110)

4. Article 25: The Meaning of the Word Catholic (pp. 98-99)  Greek katholikos = U.  Capital C or lowercase c  2 senses of fullness from Christ  Salvation  Mission  Has it all  What means of salvation does the Church have  Calls all  When, where, and who does the Church call—Mt. 28  Saints Cyril of Jerusalem (place, teachings, people, & healing) & Thomas Aquinas (place, people, & time )on catholic

5. What Does the Word “Catholic” Mean  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_X uzsDEWHQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m_X uzsDEWHQ

6. Article 26: Catholicity: The Fullness of Christ in the Church (pp. 100-102)  Meaning of church again  3 levels of gathering (u., d., l.)  Is the Church catholic on all three levels why or why not?  Which level is primary if any  Full presence of the Church is different than other organizations—not a summation  Catholicity and the Roman diocese—communion  Why is Rome (& the pope) so important—apostolic connection  Sacraments as an illustration of fullness—number, coverage, and 3 categories

7. Homework  p. 110; 1-4  Read pp. 102-110 in the e-book for discussion tomorrow  Looking ahead  HW #7 and Q #7 Wednesday on Section 2, Part 3

8. Article 27: The Church’s Relationship with all People (pp. 102-106)  Inter-religious dialogue vs. ecumenism  Catholicity = full means of salvation for all people  Partial means in XTN & even non-Christian—goodness/truth  Proclaim Christ as W, T, and L  Openness to dialogue w/out compromising truth  Closest to Judaism, then Islam, after Buddhism & Hinduism  Elements to consider: history, belief/relation to Christ, mono/poly, Revelation/SS, prayer, morality, natural law, …  World Day of Prayer for Peace—January  Also professional dialogue  What will you do on daily, local level?

9. Pope Francis: Contemporary Ecumenism and Inter-religious Dialogue  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEb 1eytteco https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UEb 1eytteco

10. A. 28: Universality & Diversity  Unity does not = uniformity  What about universality?  “Place where differences are reconciled”—Paul in Eph. 2  Communion = reconcile & embrace not compete & erase  American Church or Church in America?  Example of Roman Catholic Church and Eastern Catholic Churches (21) and Eastern Orthodox Church  Icons, iconostasis, sign of cross, Sacraments of Initiation, clergy  Diversity requires purification, transformation, & integration  Example of global saints and devotions—Compostela, La Posadas, Corpus Christi, Aquinas, Louis & Elizabeth, Juan Diego, Andrew Dung-Lac, Maria Goretti, Anthony of Egypt, John Vianney, Leo I, Benedict, Elizabeth Ann Seton, Josephine Bakhita, Cyril and Methodius, the Black Madonna, Our Lady of Fatima and Lourdes  Personal implications

11. Byzantine Catholic Consecration  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RG K3Qf0M4A https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4RG K3Qf0M4A

12. Homework  p. 110; 5-8  HW #7 due tomorrow (2.3; p. 110; 1- 8)  Q #7 tomorrow (2.3; AA. 25-28; pp. 97-110