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Group 2/ Block 2/ Semester 1 Review Project
Unit 1
Lesson 1
Secular Philosophy In Action
Four Ethical Principles
“Beneficiance:
— Least Harm:
—Autonomy:
—Justice:
Four Ethical Theories
— “Deontology:
— Rights:
—Utilitarianism:
— Virtue:
Magisterial Authority on Morality
God is Free - “
God is Communion
“God has always been and will always be Triune,
“We encounter God in Persons, and to encounter one Person of the Trinity is to encounter them ALL (communication of
Idioms). The Trinity that we encounter in those moments is known as the Economic Trinity. ”
“ teleology, the study of life from the vantage point at which we will ultimately end.”
“We were made to be with God in Heaven and our freedom can either get us there or get us to hell”
Lesson 2
Vocab Terms/Definitions
Original sin —
Original Holiiness
Original justice
Concupiscense
Satan —
Parousia
Etiology —
Temptation
Satan
Definition of sin
St.Thomas Aquinas definition
Sins of word
Gossip, blasphemy internal or external hate
Sins of deed
Essential Definitions
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Pneumatology – The study of the third Person in the Trinity, the Holy Spirit.
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Trinitarian Theology – “Monotheistic God in three distinct Persons rather than beings or modalities. The Persons of the Trinity share in the fullness of the Divine Essence (are completely God) and exist outside of space and time. — Communication of Idioms”
• Jesus the Son takes on a second complete Nature (Human Nature) in the Incarnation and unites them indissolubly.
Nature / Essence (the soul) – The complete purpose of beingness. For God this is Love and it is uncreated (it simply is).
Accidents – “Aspects distinct to a type of soul in the hierarchy which do not change the capacity of the essence.”
The Human Essence shares accidents of hair color, height, sex, skin color, etc.. The Human Essence is characterized in body and soul through the capacity for intellect and will.
Primeval History – “History of humanity told through Didactic Fiction and Figurative language, inspired by the Holy Spirit, to speak to our nature as created in the “image and likeness of God”.”
Sacred Scripture – Divinely inspired accounts of the Covenants, beginning with the first covenants and leading to the fulfillment in the new Covenant through Jesus Christ.
Sacred Tradition – “The compiled and divinely inspired revelation of the Church as guided by the Holy Spirit dating back to Christ and specifically to Pentecost.”
It is due to the revelation in Sacred Tradition that the Church Fathers were able to discern the validity of divine revelation in the specific books compiled to become the Bible.
Didactic Fiction / “Figurative Language – Language used to symbolically portray images, stories, and names to point to a deeper truth.”
Resurrection – Christ’s complete resurrection from the dead to New Life, body and soul (full humanity and full divinity).
Incarnation –“ The Word made Flesh; Christ, while retaining his full divine nature takes on a full human nature.”
Christology – The study of Christ through the Incarnation and Resurrection. This is the lens through which we view all things in the Faith.
Soteriology – The theology surrounding Salvation and Salvation History.
Lesson 3
Definitions
Theophany:
Paschal Mystery:
Covenant:
Protoevangelium:
Protoevangelium
Covenant, Prophets, and God’s Chosen People
Abrahamic Covenant
Convenient explained
God promises land, family, descendants, and great nations
Christ’s fulfillment
Jesus is the descendant of Abraham, and fulfills the promise by saving all nations with His sacrifice on the Cross
Mosaic Covenant
Christ’s fulfillment
Christ fulfills the Mosaic covenant by living the perfect life and providing a perfect sacrifice for the sins the commandments were against
Convenant explained
The Israelites and God agreeing on the 10 commandments for civil, moral, and religious life through Him.
Davidic Covenant
Covenant explained
He will build a house for the Lord to dwell
Christ’s fulfillment
He kicks the people out of the temple.
What does Genesis say about God’s creation of humanity and the implications of sin?
Genesis 4:1-16
Genesis 11:1-9
Genesis 6:5-19:17
Hope in the Kingdom
Lesson 4
Faith in Action
Church Communal and individual
Individual – Think personal prayer and personal actions in the Faith.
Communal – Think Sacraments, Worship and Liturgy, adherence to Universal Teachings.
Catholic social teaching
Service -
Justice -
A principle of social doctrine
Solidarity:
Subsidarity:
Lesson 5
Theological timeline
Immaculate conception
Annunciation
Marys fiat
Incarnation
theotokos
Key terms
Hypostatic Union:
Immaculate Conception:
Theophany:.
Analogy of Faith:.
Expiation:
Heresy:.
Formal Heresy.
Material Heresy:
Apostasy:
Role in incarnation
Mary's faithful acceptance of the angel's message at the Annunciation allowed the Incarnation to occur, establishing her as the New Eve and the Mother of God.
Joseph's obedient protection of Jesus fulfilled the Davidic lineage of the Messiah and earned him the title of the child's divine guardian.
Mary vs Eve
Mary accepts God
Eve rejects God
Lesson 6
Definitions
Marian Dogma:
Mary as Mother of God Theotokos:
Mary as the Immaculate Conception:
Mary’s Pepetual virginity as the ark of the new cov:
Mary as Mediatrix:
Exultet- Easter Vigil
Images of Old Test Covenant vindication
Adam and Eve sin - Passover - Israelites in Desert, - Pilar of fire
Images connected to Original sin healed by Christ: Ressurection
Exultet- How does this link to the purpose of the Incarnation
: Sees necess of the nearedits to reconcile us with God through the forgiveness of sins.
• This prayer that is prayed at the Easter Vigil is filled with references to the expiation (atoning for sins or wrongdoing) of sins.
• It calls Christ our great Redeemer who surrenders His life in order to pay back the debt caused by out sins.
What is the Point of Incarnation-
Human Love vs God’s Love
Justifications vs Sanctification
Sanctification
Justification
Relationship Between Them
Lesson 7
Holiness a Relationship to and Imitation of Christ
St. Padre Pio Vid
Why does the priest invoke Christ’s name to dispel the demon?
In persona Christi
The Mathean Infancy Narritive MT 1:1-17
Priests
Prophets:
Kings:
Women:
The Matthean Infancy Narritive MT 1:18-2:23
Is: 7:14
Mi 5:1-4
Hos 11:1-7
Jer 31:15
Judges 13 - Samson
The Mathean Infancy Narritive MT 1:1-17, Part 2
The genealogy
Lesson 8
The Lucan Infancy narrative Lk 1-2:1-40
What parts of the story do they have in common?
What parts does Matthew have that Luke does no have?
What parts does Luke have that Matthew doesn’t have?
Which character seems to be featured in each?
Where is the family from?
In what structure is Jesus born?
Who comes to visit Jesus after His birth
Comparison between the Lucan and Matthean Infancy Narritives
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Unit 3
Lesson 2
Jesus enters Jerusalem pg 18
Mark 11:1-11
Matt 21:1-11
Luke 19:28-44
John 12:12-19
Lesson 1
Book of Job pg 8
Who would be suspects in this case of the murder of the Messiah pg 10
Matt 23
Acts 23:8
Mark 3:18
Lesson 3
Prophets in focus
Isaiah 56:7
Jeremiah 7:11
Cleansing
Mark 11:15-19
Matt 21:12-17
Luke 19:45-48
john 2: 13-24
Lesson 4
The synoptic last supper accounts
Mark 14: 1-31
Matthew 26: 1-35
Luke 22: 1-38
Differences in john
john 14:1-14
john 14: 15-31
John 15: 1-17
john 16: 1-15
john 16: 16-33
Difference and similarities between John amd the Synoptics
John 17
Lesson 5
The agony in the garden
Mark 14:32-52
Matthew 26:36-56
Luke 22: 39-53
John 18: 1-14
Procession of the Eucharist on Holy Thursday to the alter of repose
Lesson 6
Stations of the cross
trail before the Magistrates
trail in the Sanhedrin john 18:19-24
trail before Pilate john 18:28-40
Lesson 7
All souls day
How do you become a saint
Purgatory
Lesson 8
Via Cruces
Mark 15:21-47
Matthew 27:32-66
Luke 23:26-50
John 19:17-42
Unit 4
Lesson 1
Vocab
What does it mean to be “Raised from the dead”
What do we mean by “Resurrction” in terms of Christ?
Key Takeaways
Lesson 2
What is the ressurection?
Mark 16
Matthew 28:1-15
Luke 24:1-12
John 20: 1-18
Answer in each gospel
Who went to the Empty Tomb?
2) What was the condition of the Tomb?
3) Who did they encounter in the Tomb?
4) What instructions did they Receive?
Lesson 3
What is the cleansing
Mk 11:15-19
Matt 21:12-17
Lk 19:45-48
Jn 2: 13-24
what does Christ tell the church
Post-Resurrection Accounts
Mark 16:9-20
Commissioning of the Disciples Matt 28:16-10
Road to Emmaus Luke 24:13-15
Doubting Thomas John 20:19-29
Lesson 4
Applying accidental qualities to a subject
desk
you
church
criteria- size, shape, color, function, purpose, elements
rank offices
Bishops - The Pope, Cardinals, Archbishops, Diocesan Bishops, Pastors, Other priests, Deacons, Religious, Laity (us)
Lesson 5
How would you rank the offices of the church
Chastity – Obedience – poverty-Charism
Domestic Foundation of the Church in Israel
Parallels | The United States, the Jews, and the Church
Lesson 6
Read Luke 1:1-4 and Acts 1:1-6.
Compare and contrast
List at least three things that they seem to share in common.
Why do Luke and Acts look so Similar?
an outline of acts
Lesson 7
: answer the following prompt:
Read Acts 2
How does the presence of the Holy Spirit through Wind and Fire link back to the Old Testament references to God?
What Takes Place in the Miracle of Tongues from Acts 2?
1.What feast is being celebrated in Jerusalem and why is it so important
2) What happens to th apostles on pentacost
3) How does Peter say that Salvation will begin through the Church (the Apostles) to the world?
4) Why is it so important to the unity of the mission that the people heard the Apostles speaking in their respective native languages?
Why is Salvation History SO Important? The Second Millennium
Why is Salvation History SO Important? The first Millennium
Lesson 8
The Four Marks of the Church
Now that you have an idea of what holiness truly is, do you think the Church has the right to call herself holy?
church and homosexuality
Diversity Within Ecclesial Unity
Lesson 9
What do we mean by the Apostles’ Creed?
Why was the Nicene Creed originally necessary? What is Arianism?
What is Homoousian Controversy?
What Did the Early Ecumenical Councils Teach?
The early Ecumenical Councils are the first seven, accepted by both the East and West
Why is it so essential that the Church professes the Marks of the Church within the context of the Nicene Creed that we say every Sunday at Mass?
Lesson 10
What is Pneumatology?
Heresy and Apostacy “at a glance”
What is the Trinity?
What is the Christiology
Unit 2
Lesson 1
Baptismal accounts page8 Matthew, Luke,Mark
st Dominic
“What does St. Dominic have to do with the Rosary?”
“What does the Battle of Lepanto have to do with the Rosary?”
“What does the Marian Apparition at Fatima have to do with the Rosary?”
“Why is October the Month of the Rosary?”
“What are the big ten miracles associated with the Rosary?”
lesson 2
Wedding at Cana on page 15
Provide a brief summary of the story.
What does Mary ask Jesus to do in the story?
How would you describe Jesus' reaction to what Mary said?
Explain the meaning/symbolism behind what the head waiter said
Vocab page 17
Protodulia
Latria
Hyper Dulia
Dulia
Lesson 3
The Kingdom in Matthew
Teaching about Adultery (Matt 5:27-30);
Love of Enemies (Matt 5:43-48);
Beatitudes (Matt 5:3-11);
Teaching About Prayer (Matt 6:5-8);
Dependence on God (Matt 6:25-34);
kingdom in Mark
Cure of the Demoniac (Mk 1:21-28);
The Healing of a Paralytic (Mk 2:1-12);
The Calming of the Storm at Sea (Mk 4:35 – 41);
Jairus’ Daughter and the Woman with a Hemorrhage (Mk 5:21-43);
The Feeding of the Five Thousand (Mk 6:34-44)
kingdom in Luke
Parable of the Sower (Lk 8:4-8);
Parable of the Good Samaritan (Lk 10:29-37);
Parable of the Rich Fool (Lk 12:16-21);
Parable of the Barren Fig Tree (Lk 13:6-9);
Parable of the Lost Son (Lk 15:11-32)
Lesson 4
Transfiguration
Mark 9:2-13
Matthew 17:1-13
Luke 9:28-36
Lesson 5
Eucharist
Transubstanation
Consubstanation
Symbolic
What Jesus says
Eucharistic miracle
Lesson 6
Vocab
Extra Ecclesiam Nulla Salus
Eschaton
Memento Mori
Ars Moriendi
Quattuornovissima
The second coming
“Parable of foolish bridesmaids (Matt 25:1-13) •
” The Judgment of the Nations (Matt 25:31-46)
” The Ascension (Acts 1:6-12)
Rev 19 • Celebration of Jesus’ victory over evil.
Lesson 7
Vocab
Matter
Form
Minister
Celebrant
Valid and Licit Sacrament
Valid and Illicit Sacrament
Invalid Sacrament
Definitions
Atheist
Agnostic
Antitheist
Lapsed Catholic
Emotivism
Moral Relativism
Consequentialism
Events as a theophany
Page 10
Wedding at Cana
Proclamation of the Kingdom
Transfiguration
Institution of eucharist
Baptism
Catechism of the Catholic Church
“1849 Sin is an offense against reason, truth, and right conscience; it is failure in genuine love for God and neighbor caused by a perverse attachment to certain goods. It wounds the nature of man and injures human solidarity. It has been defined as "an utterance, a deed, or a desire contrary to the eternal law”
Mortal Sin | 1857 For a sin to be mortal, three conditions must together be met: "Mortal sin is sin whose object is grave matter and which is also committed with full knowledge and deliberate consent."
Venial Sin |” 1863 Venial sin weakens charity; it manifests a disordered affection for created goods; it impedes the soul's progress in the exercise of the virtues and the practice of the moral good; it merits temporal punishment. Deliberate and unrepented venial sin disposes us little by little to commit mortal sin. However venial sin does not break the covenant with God. With God's grace it is humanly reparable. "Venial sin does not deprive the sinner of sanctifying grace,friendship with God, charity, and consequently eternal happiness."
Murder, theft. To fulfill internal desires of sin