History of the Catholic Church Chapter 1

)      were discovered under St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome and first exhibited by the Vatican during the liturgical Year of Faith.

• Declaration of Independence

• relics of St. Peter

• remains of Paul

• none of the answers

A person who is not Jewish is a _________

• American

• Gentile

• Jewish

• Samaritan

                        is the handing on of the teaching and preaching of the

Apostles to their successors, the bishops, which preserves the teachings of Jesus authoritatively in his Church.

• Magisterium

• Apostle

• Apolostic Succession

• Disciple

The Church is historical in time but it also___________ history.

• Transcends

• Exports

• Travels

• Transfiguration

The objectives of the      were to resolve the issues of whether to admit Gentiles into the Church, whether Gentile converts had to comply with Jewish dietary laws, and whether Gentile males had to be circumcised.

• Council of Belize

• Council of Trent

• Vatican Council

• Council of Jerusalem

               is the day, fifty days after Passover, when the Holy Spirit descended upon the Apostles.

• Easter

• Christmas

• New Year

• Pentecost

                        refers to Jesus’ passage from humanity into divine glory in

God’s heavenly domain forty days after his Resurrection.

• ascension

• transfiguration

• assumption

• ekklesia

An opended contract of love between God and God's people; is the partnership between God and humanity which God has

established out of his love.

• Marriage

• Covenant

• Ascension

• Gentile

               begins with the creation of the world and ends with the second coming of Christ.

• U.S. History

• Salvartion History

• Roman History

• History of Jesusalem

The official teaching authority of the church. It is made up of bishops in communion with the pope, who is the successor of St.

Peter.

• Miracle

• Monotheism

• Magisterium

• Magi