Sacraments chapter 1 vocab

A word that means "taking on human flesh." It refers to the divine Son becoming Jesus the Christ

• Sacramental grace

• Incarnation

• Communion of saints

• Christ

The official public worship of the Church, composed of the Sacraments and the Divine Office

• Charism

• Primordial Sacrament

• Hypostatic Union

• Liturgy

The doctrine of faith that recognizes two natures (one human and one divine) in the divine Person of Jesus Christ

• Hypostatic union

• theological virtues

• Evangelists

• Social Justice

The writers of the four Gospels. According to tradition, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John

• Human Solidarity

• Incarnation

• laity

• Evangelists

A Hebrew name that means "God saves"

• Jesus

• Liturgy

• Charism

• Sacramental Grace

A Greek name that means "annointed one".

• Primordial sacrament

• Christ

• Charism

• Incarnation

A Hebrew name for "annointed one".

• Messiah

• Christ

• Evangelists

• Hypostatic union

Jesus, because he points to God's love (sign) while also being God (effecatious)

• social justice

• laity

• Primordial sacrament

• theological virtues

One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic are the four essential characteristics of the Church

• primordial sacrament
• marks of the Church
• theological virtues
• social justice

The unity in Christ of all those he has redeemed: the Church on earth, in Heaven, and in Purgatory

• Evangelists
• Social Justice
• Charism
• Communion of saints