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Who wrote a rule for monks and lived by the motto Ora et labora?
Who wrote a rule for monks and lived by the motto Ora et labora?
Benedict of Nersia
Who is associated with the beginnings of Church music?
Who is associated with the beginnings of Church music?
Pope Gregory the Great
In 1054 a division, or schism, took place in Catholicism, separating the Church in the ____ parts of the Roman Empire.
In 1054 a division, or schism, took place in Catholicism, separating the Church in the ____ parts of the Roman Empire.
Eastern and Western
During which centuries did armies of Muslims conquer much of the Middle East, including the holy sites in Jerusalem?
During which centuries did armies of Muslims conquer much of the Middle East, including the holy sites in Jerusalem?
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What is a life dedicated to prayer, work, study, and the needs of society called?
What is a life dedicated to prayer, work, study, and the needs of society called?
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Who developed a rule for monks, calling them to a life dedicated to serving God in other people?
Who developed a rule for monks, calling them to a life dedicated to serving God in other people?
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What is monastic life?
What is monastic life?
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What are the evangelical counsels?
What are the evangelical counsels?
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What does the term ecclesial refer to?
What does the term ecclesial refer to?
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What is a monastery?
What is a monastery?
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Study Notes
Monastic Foundations
- Benedict of Nursia established a monastic rule emphasizing "Ora et labora" which translates to "Pray and work."
- Saint Basil the Great created a rule calling monks to serve God through service to the poor and the community.
Church Music and Leadership
- Pope Gregory the Great is known for his contributions to the origins of Church music.
Historical Schism
- A significant schism occurred in 1054, leading to the division of Catholicism into Eastern and Western branches.
Conquests and Holy Sites
- In the 7th and 8th centuries, Muslim armies conquered vast areas of the Middle East, including sacred locations such as Jerusalem.
Monastic Life
- Monastic life is characterized by a commitment to prayer, work, study, and community needs.
- It also encompasses three evangelical counsels: poverty, chastity, and obedience.
Ecclesial Context
- The term "ecclesial" pertains directly to matters of the Church, emphasizing its teachings and governance.
Definition of a Monastery
- A monastery is defined as a residence for monks or nuns dedicated to their religious practices and community life.
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Prepare for your Grade 8 religion class with this study guide based on Chapter 9 of the 'We Live Our Faith' curriculum. This quiz covers key figures and events that shaped the Catholic Church, including important contributions to Church music and historical divisions. Test your knowledge with these flashcards and enhance your understanding of the faith.
