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What is described as the 'source and summit' of Christian life according to the document?
What is described as the 'source and summit' of Christian life according to the document?
- The community's service projects
- Personal prayer
- Bible study
- Sacred Liturgy (correct)
The church promotes a passive approach to participation during Mass.
The church promotes a passive approach to participation during Mass.
False (B)
What shift occurred regarding the liturgy in relation to language?
What shift occurred regarding the liturgy in relation to language?
The shift from strictly Latin to inculturation of the liturgy.
The faithful are encouraged to participate in the Liturgy of the Hours through __________ celebration.
The faithful are encouraged to participate in the Liturgy of the Hours through __________ celebration.
Match the following concepts with their descriptions:
Match the following concepts with their descriptions:
Which of the following types of documents were produced during the Vatican II sessions?
Which of the following types of documents were produced during the Vatican II sessions?
The Vatican II documents served to reduce the roles of laypeople in church administration.
The Vatican II documents served to reduce the roles of laypeople in church administration.
What is the primary focus of the constitution 'Lumen Gentium'?
What is the primary focus of the constitution 'Lumen Gentium'?
The reciprocal interaction between human experience and the Judaeo-Christian Tradition in theologizing is part of the ______ process of Vatican II.
The reciprocal interaction between human experience and the Judaeo-Christian Tradition in theologizing is part of the ______ process of Vatican II.
Match the Latin titles of the Vatican II documents with their meanings:
Match the Latin titles of the Vatican II documents with their meanings:
What fueled the spread of the Church in the early years?
What fueled the spread of the Church in the early years?
The Holy Spirit played a role in the growth and spread of the Church.
The Holy Spirit played a role in the growth and spread of the Church.
Who brought the Catholic Faith to the Philippines?
Who brought the Catholic Faith to the Philippines?
The early Christian community valued ______, fellowship, sharing resources, and care for the poor.
The early Christian community valued ______, fellowship, sharing resources, and care for the poor.
Match the following individuals or groups with their contributions to the Church's spread:
Match the following individuals or groups with their contributions to the Church's spread:
In what year did the Church in the Philippines celebrate its 500 years of Christianity?
In what year did the Church in the Philippines celebrate its 500 years of Christianity?
What was one consequence of the church's educated clergy and ignorant laity?
What was one consequence of the church's educated clergy and ignorant laity?
The early Christians believed that personal possessions should be reserved solely for their own benefit.
The early Christians believed that personal possessions should be reserved solely for their own benefit.
The Canon of the Sacred Scriptures was first officially defined by the Council of Trent in the 16th century.
The Canon of the Sacred Scriptures was first officially defined by the Council of Trent in the 16th century.
What were the early Christians encouraged to foster within their community?
What were the early Christians encouraged to foster within their community?
Who translated the Old Testament and New Testament into Latin?
Who translated the Old Testament and New Testament into Latin?
The church acted as a stabilizing influence during the era of __________ and moral darkness.
The church acted as a stabilizing influence during the era of __________ and moral darkness.
Match the following individuals with their contributions:
Match the following individuals with their contributions:
What was the Latin Vulgate?
What was the Latin Vulgate?
The church founded universities and monasteries to promote education and leadership.
The church founded universities and monasteries to promote education and leadership.
A __________ is a call from God to a way of life.
A __________ is a call from God to a way of life.
What did Pope John XXIII emphasize through the concept of aggiornamento?
What did Pope John XXIII emphasize through the concept of aggiornamento?
Pope John XXIII called for a complete rejection of ecumenism and non-Catholic dialogue.
Pope John XXIII called for a complete rejection of ecumenism and non-Catholic dialogue.
What does the term 'ad fontes' signify in the context of Vatican II?
What does the term 'ad fontes' signify in the context of Vatican II?
Vatican II aimed to improve church __________ by finding common ground on issues with Protestant churches.
Vatican II aimed to improve church __________ by finding common ground on issues with Protestant churches.
Which of the following was NOT a focus of Vatican II?
Which of the following was NOT a focus of Vatican II?
John XXIII viewed the council as an opportunity to modernize the Catholic Church.
John XXIII viewed the council as an opportunity to modernize the Catholic Church.
The council included non-voting __________ from other denominations, marking a significant development in engaging with difference in faith.
The council included non-voting __________ from other denominations, marking a significant development in engaging with difference in faith.
Match the following terms with their appropriate descriptions:
Match the following terms with their appropriate descriptions:
What does Pope Francis emphasize about synodality?
What does Pope Francis emphasize about synodality?
Vatican II allowed Catholics to view the Church as a changeless institution.
Vatican II allowed Catholics to view the Church as a changeless institution.
What challenge did the Second Vatican Council face in relation to conservative groups?
What challenge did the Second Vatican Council face in relation to conservative groups?
The concept of ________ consciousness allowed church members to understand that doctrines might change.
The concept of ________ consciousness allowed church members to understand that doctrines might change.
Match the following terms with their descriptions:
Match the following terms with their descriptions:
What effect did Vatican II have on lay Catholics?
What effect did Vatican II have on lay Catholics?
Pope Francis believes that synodality is of little interest to the general public.
Pope Francis believes that synodality is of little interest to the general public.
What form of worship did the Second Vatican Council promote among some Catholics?
What form of worship did the Second Vatican Council promote among some Catholics?
Flashcards
Early Church Growth
Early Church Growth
The spread of Christianity in the early centuries, driven by missionary zeal, witness of martyrs, and the power of the Holy Spirit.
Missionary Zeal
Missionary Zeal
A strong enthusiasm for spreading the Gospel.
Holy Spirit's role
Holy Spirit's role
The Holy Spirit empowered early Christians to spread the Gospel and kept missionary zeal alive.
Acts of the Apostles
Acts of the Apostles
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Early Church Values
Early Church Values
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Christian Community Unity
Christian Community Unity
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Relevance of Early Values
Relevance of Early Values
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Catholic Faith in the Philippines
Catholic Faith in the Philippines
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Aggiornamento
Aggiornamento
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Vatican II
Vatican II
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Ecumenism
Ecumenism
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Pastoral character
Pastoral character
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Ad fontes
Ad fontes
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Pope John XXIII
Pope John XXIII
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Signs of the times
Signs of the times
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Vernacular language
Vernacular language
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Vatican II Double-Thrust Process
Vatican II Double-Thrust Process
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Vatican II Documents
Vatican II Documents
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Pivotal Documents of Vatican II
Pivotal Documents of Vatican II
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Lumen Gentium
Lumen Gentium
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Dogmatic Constitution on the Church
Dogmatic Constitution on the Church
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Educated Clergy, Ignorant Laity
Educated Clergy, Ignorant Laity
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Canon of Scripture
Canon of Scripture
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Latin Vulgate
Latin Vulgate
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Church's Stability (during Roman Empire's Fall)
Church's Stability (during Roman Empire's Fall)
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Vocation vs. Career
Vocation vs. Career
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Church's Role After Empire Fall
Church's Role After Empire Fall
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Council of Trent
Council of Trent
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St. Augustine's Authority
St. Augustine's Authority
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Sacred Liturgy as the source and summit
Sacred Liturgy as the source and summit
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Active Lay Participation
Active Lay Participation
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Inculturation of Liturgy
Inculturation of Liturgy
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Liturgy of the Hours
Liturgy of the Hours
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Sacrosanctum Concilium
Sacrosanctum Concilium
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Synodality
Synodality
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Historical consciousness
Historical consciousness
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Progressive developments
Progressive developments
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Catholic Church's place in the modern world
Catholic Church's place in the modern world
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Charismatic worship
Charismatic worship
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Conservative groups
Conservative groups
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Second Vatican Council's implementation
Second Vatican Council's implementation
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Study Notes
Topic 3: The Sense of Being a Community in the Church
- Early Christians devoted themselves to apostles' teachings, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer.
- Acts 2:42 describes their communal life.
- Early Christians were filled with awe.
- Believers shared possessions and distributed to those in need.
- They met daily in the temple and homes, eating together joyfully.
- The Lord continually added to their number.
Topic 4: The Development of Clergy-Laity Division in the Church
- Vocation comes from the Latin word "vocare", meaning "to call."
- God calls individuals to single life, marriage, priesthood, or consecrated life.
- All vocations are responses to God's call, emphasizing the importance of pursuing holiness.
- Vocation is a relationship with God.
- Saint Pope John Paul II's perspective on vocation is discussed.
Topic 5: The Development of Clergy-Laity Division in the Church
- 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries were marked by secularism, pluralism, totalitarianism, and liberalism.
- Social issues, tensions between governments, and internal dissent affected the Church.
- Pope Pius IX convened Vatican I to address rationalism, materialism, and liberalism.
- Vatican I issued two decrees: Dei Filius (faith and reason), and Pastor Aeternus (primacy and infallibility of the Pope).
- Pope Leo XIII issued Rerum Novarum, the first formal social document of the Church.
- Pope John XXIII convened Vatican II.
- Vatican II was an opportunity for renewal and dialogue.
- Aggiornamento (updating) was an important concept for the Church that led to changes in the Church .
The Birth of the Institutional Church
- The Reformation (1517-1648) led by individuals like Martin Luther emphasized reforms in the Church due to perceived corruption.
- The Counter-Reformation responded to these criticisms with a focus on spiritual renewal, missionary work, and the Council of Trent.
- Important periods and historical periods, including the Reformation and Counter-Reformation, are noted.
- The spread of the Church was fueled by the zeal of the apostles and the presence of the Holy Spirit.
The Growth and Spread of the Church
- The Church spread to new territories through the efforts of the apostles, missionary endeavors, and a zeal for spreading faith.
- The work of missionaries and important figures are mentioned.
- The spread of the Christian faith to the Philippines is discussed.
Synodality (As a Way of Life in the Church)
- Synodality is a journey of discernment grounded in the Holy Spirit.
- The entire Church is called to discern how the Holy Spirit is working within and outside the Church's boundaries.
- It is a way to encourage engagement with the contemporary world while remaining rooted in Gospel values.
- The Synod on Synodality is noted.
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This quiz explores the sense of community among early Christians as described in Acts 2:42, focusing on their practices of fellowship and shared possessions. It also delves into the concept of vocation, examining how individuals respond to God's call in various life paths. Additionally, the historical development of the clergy-laity division in the church is discussed.
