CCD final
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- Contrition
- heartfelt sorrow for sins committed
- Confirmation
- the sacrament that seals us with the Gift of the Holy Spirit first recieved in Baptism
- paschal mystery
- passion, death, resurrection of Jesus Christ
- Pentecost
- the day the holy spirit cam opun the apostles, fifty days after easter
- apostolic succession
- apostle's authority and call to service that has been haanded down to thier successors
- mortal sin
- an act or deed that breaks our relationship with god
- Baptism
- The first and foundational sacrament in which we are freed from original sin, given a share in God's life, and welcomed as members of the church
- faith
- the theological virtue by which we believe and accept all that God teaches and reveals to us
- passover
- a feat in which jewish people celebrate the deliverance of their ancestors from slavery in Egypt
- messiah
- a title for jesus that comes from hebrew word anointed one
- Old testament
- 1st part of the bible about God and the israelites, later called the Jews
- Reconciliation
- the sacrament where our sins are forgiven
- resurection
- the mystery of jesus' rising from the dead
- apostles
- 12 disciples chosen by Jesus to share in his life in a special way
- beatitudes
- teachings given to us by Jesus for true happiness
- Immaculate Conception
- the belief that Mary was freed from original sin from the very moment of her conception
- easter
- Jesus rose from the tomb
- Eucharist
- sacrament of body and blood of christ. Under the apperance of bread and wine
- liturgy of the eucharist
- is the part of mass in which we offer and recieve the gift of Jesus
- venial sins
- a sin that does not break our relationship with god but ruins it
- conscience
- the ability we have to decide whether a word, though, or deed is right or wrong
- mass
- Church's great prayer of praise and thanks to God the Father
- liturgy of the word
- is th part of mass in which we hear god's word proclaimed
- Assumption
- The belief that the blessed virgin Mary was taken body and soul to heaven
- original sin
- the first sin of humanity with which every person is born with and from which the son of god came to redeem us.
- consecration
- is the part of the eucharist prayer when the priest says and does what Jesus didat the last supper
- sin
- freely chosing wrong to do something we kno is wrong is wrong and against god's will; we can sin in thought, word, action, or by omission
- incarnation
- the truth that the second person of the Blessed Trinity, the Word of God, became fleash and took on our human nature
- liturgy
- public prayer of church
- new testament
- 2nd part of the Bible about Jesus