The document provides information about the apostles of Jesus by having the reader match apostles in column A to descriptions in column B. It lists the apostles John, Thomas, Peter, Judas, Matthew, Paul, Andrew, Bartholomew, James, and Jude Thaddeus. The matching activity is intended to help the reader learn more about each of the apostles and their roles in spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ.
The document provides information about the apostles of Jesus by having the reader match apostles in column A to descriptions in column B. It lists the apostles John, Thomas, Peter, Judas, Matthew, Paul, Andrew, Bartholomew, James, and Jude Thaddeus. The matching activity is intended to help the reader learn more about each of the apostles and their roles in spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ.
The document provides information about the apostles of Jesus by having the reader match apostles in column A to descriptions in column B. It lists the apostles John, Thomas, Peter, Judas, Matthew, Paul, Andrew, Bartholomew, James, and Jude Thaddeus. The matching activity is intended to help the reader learn more about each of the apostles and their roles in spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ.
The document provides information about the apostles of Jesus by having the reader match apostles in column A to descriptions in column B. It lists the apostles John, Thomas, Peter, Judas, Matthew, Paul, Andrew, Bartholomew, James, and Jude Thaddeus. The matching activity is intended to help the reader learn more about each of the apostles and their roles in spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ.
of the apostle mentioned in column A with column B and write the letter of your answer on the space before the number.
___ 1. The beloved apostle of Jesus
___ 2. The apostle who doubted the risen Christ ___ 3. The Rock to whom Jesus entrusted the keys of the Kingdom of heaven A. Andrew ___ 4. The tax collector who was converted to B. Bartholomew follow Jesus C. James ___ 5. The apostle who betrayed Jesus D. John ___ 6. The great apostle to the gentiles E. Judas ___ 7. The great son of Zebedee, a fisherman by F. Jude Thaddeus trade G. Matthew ___ 8. The brother of Peter who was called by H. Paul I. Peter Jesus J. Thomas ___ 9. He is known as Nathaniel, and was a missionary ___10. He was killed with arrows JESUS FOUNDED THE CHURCH INTRODUCTION The Church depends entirely from Christ, as the light of the moon depends on the light of the sun. St. Augustine said that the Church is Christ among us: Christ hands keep on healing us ( through the sacraments of the Church), His lips keep on teaching us ( the doctrine that the Church teaches). The Church continues Christ’s mission; that is the reason why Christ founded the Church. When we profess our faith in the Creed, we say ‘’ I believe in One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic Church.’’ The Church is a mother who takes care of us with the sacraments and Christ’s doctrine, and leads us to Heaven. 2. What is the Church? The word Church means ‘’ assembly’’ The Church is the new People of God assembled by the Word and established by the grace that we receive through the sacraments, Founded by Christ and governed by the Pope and by the bishops, who lead the Christian faithful to salvation Under the guidance of the Holy Spirit We become part of the Church on the day of our baptism through which we become disciples of Christ. 4. The mystery of the Church The Church founded by Christ has special characteristics that make it different from all other denominations we know: The Church is human and divine Visible and invisible, at the same time. The Church is both hierarchical and charismatic, but the charismas are subordinated to the hierarchy, because the hierarchy governs the Church in the name of Christ under the guide of the Holy Spirit, from whom charismas spring. 5. Christ founded only one Church, and the Catholic Church is the only Church The true Church founded by Christ is one holy, catholic, and apostolic: One because there is only one Pope, only one faith and the same sacraments. Holy, because Jesus Christ is the founder, and He is most holy. Holy is also His doctrine and means to become saints – the sacraments. Holy also because there have been, there are and there always shall be saints in the Church. Catholic, which means universal, because all men are called to the Church’s and because she is spread throughout the world. Apostolic, because it is built upon the Apostles and teaches what they had taught. 6.To love Christ is to love the Church St. Ciprian said that ‘’nobody can have God as Father if he does not have the Church as mother’’ As we progress in the knowledge of the Church we understand that it would be a serious mistake to accept Christ while opposing the Church 7. Our duties towards the Church Our duties towards our mother the Church are: To believe what she teaches To do what she commands To love her truly, feeling happy and honored to belong to her We have to pray for the Church; for the Pope for the bishops, for all Christians. Further more, we have to assist the Church in its necessities. He gave his disciples his teaching to pass on to all peoples under the direction of the Holy Spirit who came at Pentecost. This teaching is found is found in Scripture and Tradition and is interpreted by the Church with the authority of Christ. He also established the sacraments to enable his saving power to be present through the ministry of the Church. ( ‘’Do this in remembrance of me’’) Lk.22:19 A Church without a Pope
The denial of the true
hierarchical structure of the Church with bishops united to and under authority of the Pope, The successor of Peter The Goal of the Church is to be united with God in the glory of heaven. Just as Christians on earth comprise a community, those in heaven also form a community. This is the Church in glory which the Apostles Creed call’s the Communion of saint’s. The word saint means ‘holy one’ a title of honour given to those who are now in the glory of heaven. Although most saints are unknown to us, the Church has recognized that certain men and women, from all ages and states of life, are definitely now in heaven. Using each letter on the words K-I-N-G-D-O-M O-F G-O-D, write a phrase or sentence that tells how or what you can do to participate in the missionary activities of your parish especially in this pandemic time. As baptized Christian, compose a prayer invoking the Holy Spirit for more committed and more faithful leaders of the church.