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Religion General 12

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Bishops Catholic leaders who oversee dioceses or regions within the Church. They are responsible for teaching, governing, and sanctifying the faithful in their areas.
Arch Bishops Catholic leaders who oversee archdioceses or regions within the Church. They are responsible for teaching, governing, and sanctifying the faithful in their areas.
Pope The Bishop of Rome and the spiritual leader of the worldwide Catholic Church. The Pope is considered the successor of Saint Peter, who was appointed by Jesus as the leader of the Church.
Leader A person who guides and directs others in matters towards a common goal
Magisterium The official teaching authority of the Catholic Church, which includes the Pope and the bishops. The Magisterium interprets the teachings of the Church, ensuring they remain faithful to Scripture and Tradition.
Catholicism (1) A branch of Christianity that traces its beliefs and practices to the teachings of Jesus Christ and the apostles, with the Pope as its leader.
Catholicism (2) Characterised by its belief in the sacraments, the importance of the Virgin Mary, and the authority of the Pope.
Priest A member of the clergy in the Catholic Church who has been ordained to lead Mass, administer the sacraments, and provide pastoral care to the faithful.
Seton Catholic College (1) A Catholic school that embodies the values of the Church and provides education in a faith-based environment.
Seton Catholic College (2) It is named after Saint Elizabeth Seton, who founded the first Catholic school in the United States and is known for her deep faith and commitment to education
The Church (1) The community of all baptized believers in Jesus Christ who follow the teachings of the Catholic faith. It is both a spiritual body and an institution, established by Jesus Christ and led by the Pope and bishops.
The Church (2) The Church is considered the "Body of Christ" on Earth and is called to spread the message of salvation through faith, worship, and service.
The Church (3) The Church teaches and preserves the truths of the faith, celebrates the sacraments, and strives to live out God's love in the world.
Cardinals (1) Senior members of the Catholic Church who are appointed by the Pope. They serve as advisers to the Pope and have the special responsibility of electing a new Pope during a papal conclave when the position becomes vacant.
Cardinals (2) Cardinals often oversee large dioceses or hold significant positions in the Vatican, and they are considered high-ranking officials within the Church hierarchy.
Religious Structures The systems or frameworks within which religious activities, leadership, and governance occur. In Catholicism, these structures are organized hierarchically and include: The Vatican Deacons Pope Francis
The Vatican The central governing body of the Catholic Church, led by the Pope. It includes the Vatican City and the various departments that help manage the global Church.
Deacons (1) Ordained ministers in the Catholic Church who serve as assistants to bishops and priests.
Deacons (2) They have a special role in supporting the Church's mission by performing duties such as preaching, assisting at Mass, administering baptisms, witnessing marriages, and helping with charity work. There are two types of deacons in the Catholic Church:
Pope Francis Current Pope
Apostolic Succession (1) The legitimacy and responsibility of successors of the original Apostles. Peter and the Apostles were given the responsibility to spread the word of Jesus Christ.
Apostolic Succession (2) Through the laying of the hands this teaching continues with the direct successors of Peter and the Apostles in the form of the Pope and Bishops.
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