Rel 10 S2 U2 Ch4

Complete the following sentences, using terms from the word bank. Not all terms will be used. The New Testament makes this perfectly clear: there is only one Church, one Body of Christ, and it is characterized by oneness or ____.

• unity

• division

• conflict

• separation

The Seven Sacraments, especially the ____, create bonds of unity within the Church.

• Eucharist

• Baptism

• Confirmation

• Matrimony

As the successor to Saint Peter, whom Jesus called to lead his Church, the ________ is the visible principle and foundation of the unity of the whole Church.

• Pope

• Bishop

• Deacon

• Cardinal

The bishops and the Pope have received their __ by means of Apostolic Succession through the Sacrament of Holy Orders.

• authority

• baptism

• forgiveness

• scripture

Only the __ has sustained the apostolic structure and succession of leadership that Christ established.

• Catholic

• Protestant

• Orthodox

• Anglican

__ results when a person or group consciously and deliberately rejects a dogma of the Church.

• heresy

• apostasy

• schism

• excommunication

A Christian community in __ with the Catholic Church is one that does not recognize the supreme authority of the Pope or otherwise is not in communion with the Church.

• schism

• ecumenism

• heresy

• apostolic succession

Although the __Church__ is not in full communion with the Catholic Church, these two Churches are especially close because both have maintained Apostolic Succession.

• Eastern Orthodox

• Anglican

• Lutheran

• Baptist

Complete the following sentences, using terms from the word bank. Not all terms will be used. The Counter-Reformation (or Catholic Reformation), most notably the Council of Trent (1545–1563), addressed the issues at the heart of the division created by the __ __ Reformation.

• Protestant

• Industrial

• Scientific

• Renaissance

The ______________ movement is an effort by Christians from different Churches and ecclesial communities to be more open to one one another and to work to restore unity among all Christians.

• ecumenical

• monastic

• evangelical

• liturgical