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The document outlines the four marks of the Catholic Church: 1. The Church is one in unity under one God and founded by Jesus Christ to gather all people into one body. 2. The Church is holy through the indwelling of the Holy Spirit and the love of God, shown through loving service to others. 3. The Church is catholic or universal in its mission from Christ to all of humanity in every place and time. 4. The Church is apostolic by being built on the foundation of the Apostles and continuing their teachings through their successors until Christ's return.
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3. The Church is catholic or universal in its mission from Christ to all people and representing the fullness of salvation.
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This document provides information about the Catholic Church and its sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation. It defines the Church as one, holy, catholic, and apostolic, and discusses what each of these attributes mean. It then explains the sacraments of Baptism and Confirmation in detail, including their symbols, effects, and the roles of the Holy Spirit. It concludes by describing the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit bestowed in Confirmation.LESSON- SACRAMENT OF HOLY ORDER.docx
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This document provides information about the Sacrament of Holy Orders. It discusses how Holy Orders allows the mission of Christ and the apostles to continue through the Church. There are three degrees: episcopate, presbyterate, and diaconate. Ordination integrates one into an ordained ministry. The ordained represent Christ as head of the Church and act in persona Christi (in the person of Christ) when serving the community. Both the ministerial priesthood and the common priesthood of all believers participate in the one priesthood of Christ in different ways.Uniqueness of the Catholic Church (8 Nov 2015) (Edwin Lim)
Uniqueness of the Catholic Church (8 Nov 2015) (Edwin Lim)Edwin Lim
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The Catholic Church is unique in its unity, holiness, and universality. It was founded by Christ and is guided by the Holy Spirit. Over its 2000 year history, the Church has survived persecution and grown to over 1 billion members worldwide. It is both divine and human, visible in its community but also spiritual in the salvation it offers. The Church's authority comes from Christ and it faithfully hands down the deposit of faith through Scripture and Tradition.The Church in the Plan of God
The Church in the Plan of GodChelbert Yuto
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The document discusses the meaning of the Church. It defines the Church as the people whom God calls and gathers from all over the earth through faith and baptism. It notes that the Bible uses various images to describe aspects of the Church, such as a flock, field, and family. The origin of the Church is found in God's eternal plan, being prepared in the Old Testament and founded by Christ through his words, death, and resurrection. The mission of the Church is to proclaim and establish God's kingdom among all peoples.the-church_compress.pdf
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The document defines the Catholic Church and discusses its origins and establishment. It begins by defining the Church through its own self-identity and marks (one, holy, catholic, apostolic) and then defines sacraments. It describes how Christ established the Church and how the Holy Spirit manifested it at Pentecost. It discusses the hierarchical structure of the Church established by Christ to ensure unity, fidelity, and administration of sacraments. The Church grows through the preaching and martyrdom of the Apostles and handing on of Jesus' teaching through Apostolic Tradition.Sabbath school lesson 9, 1st quarter of 2017
Sabbath school lesson 9, 1st quarter of 2017David Syahputra
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The Holy Spirit acts to unite both individuals and the Church as a whole. The document outlines several ways the Spirit accomplishes this unity:
1) Through uniting believers with Christ as the cornerstone and foundation.
2) Through baptism, which symbolizes dying to the old life and being reborn into the body of the Church.
3) Through the Word of God, as both the living Word (Christ) and written word strengthen unity.
4) Through shared faith and doctrine based on biblical teachings.
5) Through united mission and service, as seen in the early Church's fellowship, sharing, and outreach after Pentecost.Why The Catholic Church
Why The Catholic ChurchChoo Lim
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1. The document discusses the origins and purpose of the Catholic Church. It explains that the Church was established by Jesus Christ when he called his disciples to form a community of faith.
2. It notes that Jesus designated Peter as the "rock" on which he would build his Church. The early Christians understood this to mean that Peter would be the first Pope and leader of the Church.
3. The Catholic Church traces its teachings and traditions back to the original teachings of Christ and the apostles through an unbroken line of succession among bishops.4. Fourmarks
- 1. FOUR MARKS of the CHURCH
- 2. FOUR MARKS of the CHURCH ONE HOLY CATHOLIC APOSTOLIC
- 3. Church as One The primary foundation of the Unity of the Church is the Blessed Trinity (CCC 813) It is one and the same God who through Jesus in the Holy Spirit gathers the scattered from all places and all ages and makes them into one people of God.
- 4. the Founder, Jesus Christ who reconciled all to God, by His death on the cross, He has restored the unity of all in one people and one body. As there is one God Unity is the essence of the Church. One People of God One Body of Christ One Spiritual Creation Holy Spirit - Soul of the Church The Holy Spirit dwelling in those who believe and pervading and ruling over the entire Church, brings about that wonderful communion of the faithful and joins them together in Christ .
- 5. Church - as one who embraces all people - unity in freedom - diversity in which people with different charisms and gifts of grace serve one another . - work for unity, justice and peace. - unity of one faith, there must not only be tolerance but respect, love and acceptance for another and seeking to come to togetherness. OUR Unity in FAITH, HOPE, and LOVE
- 6. By reason of her founder Jesus Christ who love the church as his bride. Church is holy not because of the absence of sin but because God loves us. The essence of holiness is to unite ourselves lovingly with the divine will. It means the lived holiness of an interior communion with God, pouring over into communion with ones fellowmen. CHURCH is HOLY
- 7. Ang pagiging banal ay di nababatay sa pagiging laman ka ng simbahan ngunit nasa pang araw araw mong ugnayan sa Diyos.
- 8. The mark of a true Church is where compassion and loving service are found, Holiness takes its concrete form in the churchs act of Charity, uniting inseparably both worship of God and service to our fellowmen ( CFC 1400)
- 9. CHURCH is CATHOLIC Greek term Katholou Universal related to all, all embracing She has been sent out by Christ on a mission to the whole of human race, to all peoples (CCC 831) Universality of Gods call to the whole world.
- 10. CHURCH is CATHOLIC She is endowed with the fullness of salvation. She announces the whole true faith. And represents in (Katholou) the mystery of the Lord, present in history and working out reconciliation with the Father
- 11. because CHRIST grounded the church permanently on the foundation of the Apostles. Continues to be taught, sanctified and guided by the Apostles until Christs return through their successors. By remaining faithful to the teachings of Christ, the Church realized its being apostolic. Church is Apostolic
- 12. COMMUNION WITH THE ROMAN PONTIFF The Primacy of the Roman Pontiff and the Roman Church
- 13. Four attributes are seen more as a task for every Christian. Church must aspire to be ever more fully one, holy, catholic and apostolic.