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| Ecumenical Council that defined papal infallibility |
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| Ecumenical conciliar decrees and ex cathedra papal pronouncements |
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| What two things form the Extraordinary Magisterium? |
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| What does ex cathedra mean? |
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| What is the term for the bishop's chair? |
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| church where the bishop's chair resides |
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The bishop's chair is symbolic of authority, going back to:
a) St. Peter when he first governed the church
b) Jesus and his disciples
c) Roman days when Caesa or his governors sat on a chair to make public decisions
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False
The pope is the executive, legislative, and judicial branches rolled into one |
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| T or F: Like other governments, the Catholic church has separate executive, legislative, and judicial branches |
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| His executive, legislative, and judicial authority |
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| What does the Pope's triple crown represent? |
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| What are two names for the Pope's triple crown? |
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| T or F: The pope's triple crown symbolizes that he has higher authority over a king or emperor |
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| Last pope to wear a tiara |
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| an infallible teaching taught to Catholics where the pope restates the consistent teachings of his predecessors |
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| term that means anything that has to do with the pope |
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| Servant of the Servants of God |
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| Title that popes use to refer to themselves Servus Servorum Dei, which means ___________. |
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| Who was the first pope to use the title Servus Servorum Dei? |
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| Holy Father, Your Holiness |
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| What are two titles that people address the pope by? |
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| Another name for Second Vatican Council |
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| how much authority pope intended to exercise |
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| Prior to Vatican II, the type of papal document determined what? |
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| lowest papal document that grants dispensation or modification applying to the whole world but on a discilinarymatter only--an issue that has nothing to do with the doctrine |
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| document where John Paul II granted permission to celebrate the Tridentine Mass |
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| What does Motu Proprio mean? |
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| papal documents that represented the highest authority |
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| The Dogma of the ImmaculateConception by _____ in 1854 refers toMary being given a special grace from God that preserved her from original sin |
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| the content of the document |
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| Since Vatican II, what determines the degree of authority? |
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| Church has no power to ordain women |
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| The Ordinatio Sacerdotalis is an apostolic Letter written by John Paul II in 1994 that declared _________ |
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False
It is part of the Ordinary Magisterium |
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| T or F: Ordinatio Sacerdotalis was an ex cathedra papl statement |
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| letters addressed to the world on contemporary issues and concerns |
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| are meant to circulate around the world |
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| Encyclical comes from the Latin word for circular because these documents __________ |
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| What language is every official document in when it comes from the Vatican? |
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