Religion quiz 6
The _______ (The word we use to describe Jesus' suffering) and death of Jesus are visible parts of Catholic life.
The Passion
Claimed that Jesus commited blasphemy when he claimed powers for himself that belonged to God alone.
Chief Priests
The "going up" into Heaven of the Risen Christ forty days after his Ressurection.
Ascension
The accusations against jesus
• 1. Jesus was suspected of ‘demonic possession’ – He expelled demons, forgave sins, healed the sick on the Sabbath, and befriended tax collectors and sinners.
• 2. He was accused of blasphemy [He “called god his own father, making himself equal to god”
• 3. There was confusion over his claim, “I have not come to abolish the Law or the prophet, but to fulfill them”
• 4. He taught with “authority” and challenged a merely external observance of the law and focused instead upon the “heart”
Paschal lamb
A name for Jesus, whose death and resurrection redeemed humanity.
Solidarity
A union of ones heart and mind with those who are poor or powerless or face an injustice.
Ransom
payment demanded for the release of a prisoner; fulfilling a demand to secure freedom.
Reconciliation
the restoration of good relations; to harmonize, after a break or division; to return to agreement.
Atonement
reparation for offense or injury; between sinful humanity and God.
The last supper
A supper during the jewish celebration of passover that was the last meal Jesus shared with his disciples before being crucified.
The head of the Vaticans laity office.
Camerlengo
Pharisees
Taught that you could do absolutely no work on the sabbath.
corporal works of misery
- Feed the hungry
- Give drink to the thirsty
- Shelter the homeless
- Clothe the naked
- Visit the sick
- Visit the imprisoned
- Bury the dead
interregnum
the period between the end of one pontificate and the election of a new pope.
Conclave
The election of a new pope.