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Alleluia means...

• Praise the Lord! A song or

  acclamation of praise before the Gospels are

  read at Mass.

• When one thing has two or more

  natures. Scripture is both the Word of God

  and the written words of humans.

• The teaching authority of

  the Church and those who exercise that

  authority, the pope and all of the world’s

  bishops in union with the pope. The

  Magisterium of the Church authentically

  teaches and interprets the Word of God so

  that the faithful might be saved.

• Latin for “divine reading.” It is

  an ancient form of praying with Scripture that

  is a slow and thoughtful encounter with the

  Word of God.

Bibilia means...

• Latin for “divine reading.” It is

  an ancient form of praying with Scripture that

  is a slow and thoughtful encounter with the

  Word of God.

• An act of making known divine

  truth. From the beginning, God made Himself

  and His plan for us known gradually and in

  stages and in words and deeds.

• Latin for “a collection of books.” The

  word Bible is derived from this word and

  refers to the fact that Scripture is not a single

  book to be read from cover to cover, but

  rather is a library of books and other writings.

• A public statement of

  belief made by the faithful during Sunday

  Masses and Holy Days of Obligation. It can

  either be the Nicene Creed, the Apostles’

  Creed, or a renewal of baptismal promises.

spell a old type of prayer used to meditate and let God through your body

Homily is... (get this wrong and you dont know it!_

• A public statement of

  belief made by the faithful during Sunday

  Masses and Holy Days of Obligation. It can

  either be the Nicene Creed, the Apostles’

  Creed, or a renewal of baptismal promises.

• A public statement of

  belief made by the faithful during Sunday

  Masses and Holy Days of Obligation. It can

  either be the Nicene Creed, the Apostles’

  Creed, or a renewal of baptismal promises.

• A public statement of

  belief made by the faithful during Sunday

  Masses and Holy Days of Obligation. It can

  either be the Nicene Creed, the Apostles’

  Creed, or a renewal of baptismal promises.

• A public statement of

  belief made by the faithful during Sunday

  Masses and Holy Days of Obligation. It can

  either be the Nicene Creed, the Apostles’

  Creed, or a renewal of baptismal promises.

The whole content of the

Christian faith formed by Sacred Scripture

and Sacred Tradition together. The deposit

of faith was revealed by God through Jesus

Christ and has been faithfully guarded

and interpreted by the Magisterium of the

Catholic Church.

The second part of

the Mass in which we receive the Body and

Blood of Jesus Christ in the Eucharist. In this

part of the Mass, the priest prays the words of

consecration and changes the bread and wine

into the Body and Blood of Christ. We also

come to the altar of the Lord and receive Holy

Communion.

• Alleiua

• Liturgy of Eucharist

• Salvation

• Universal Prayer

The mode of transmission

of the Word of God. The Word of God was

given to the Apostles by Jesus and the Holy

Spirit. The Apostles in turn handed it on to

their successors, the bishops. With the help of

the Holy Spirit, the Church has kept the Word

of God whole and safe over the centuries so

we can know and believe in the whole Faith

today. Sacred Tradition and Sacred Scripture

make up a single deposit - or one gift--of the

Word of God. We accept and honor Sacred

Tradition equally with Sacred Scripture.

• Allleluia

• Sacred Tradition

• Deposit of Faith

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The act of being saved or freed of sin

• Salvation

• Revelation

• Duality

• Option 9

Act of making a divine truth

• Salvation

• Revelation

• Word of God

• Theology

A title for Jesus Christ and Sacred Scripture

• Word of God

• Biblia

• Liturgy of the Eucharist

• Profession of Faith