ch 11 religion

What did Jesus tell his disciples to do?

Which is not part of the Magisterium of the Church?

• Pope Francis

• Archbishop Charles Thompson

• Fr. Dan Staublin

• Mrs. Levine

Jesus promised Peter the keys to the ______.

The _____ is the successor of Peter, the bishop of Rome, and the head of the entire Catholic Church.

The successors of the Apostles are the ______, in union with the Pope. They carry on the Apostles' mission to witness the truth of Jesus.

With the assistance of ______, the bishops proclaim the Good News and teach in Jesus' name.

Define Magisterium.

• the teaching office of the Church, which is all of the bishops in union with the Pope, has teaching authority to interpret the Word of God found in Scripture and Tradition

• a gift of the Holy Spirit to the Church by which the Pope and bishops in union with him may declare definitively that a matter of faith or morals is free from error and must be accepted by the faithful

• an important teaching revealed by Christ and taught by the Church's Magisterium

• someone who teaches the faith and helps people learn how to live according to the faith

Define infallibility.

• the teaching office of the Church, which is all of the bishops in union with the Pope, has teaching authority to interpret the Word of God found in Scripture and Tradition

• a gift of the Holy Spirit to the Church by which the Pope and bishops in union with him may declare definitively that a matter of faith or morals is free from error and must be accepted by the faithful

• an important teaching revealed by Christ and taught by the Church's Magisterium

• someone who teaches the faith and helps people learn how to live according to the faith

Define doctrine or dogma.

• the teaching office of the Church, which is all of the bishops in union with the Pope, has teaching authority to interpret the Word of God found in Scripture and Tradition

• a gift of the Holy Spirit to the Church by which the Pope and bishops in union with him may declare definitively that a matter of faith or morals is free from error and must be accepted by the faithful

• an important teaching revealed by Christ and taught by the Church's Magisterium

• someone who teaches the faith and helps people learn how to live according to the faith

Define catechist.

• the teaching office of the Church, which is all of the bishops in union with the Pope, has teaching authority to interpret the Word of God found in Scripture and Tradition

• a gift of the Holy Spirit to the Church by which the Pope and bishops in union with him may declare definitively that a matter of faith or morals is free from error and must be accepted by the faithful

• an important teaching revealed by Christ and taught by the Church's Magisterium

• someone who teaches the faith and helps people learn how to live according to the faith