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Religion Chapter fifteen Flashcards

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Conjugal love

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A total, faithful, exclusive, willing, ultimate love coming not only from the sences, but primarily from the spirit and is such that one desires children and is willing to suffer. It is the love of a marries couple

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Adultery

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Martial infidelity, or intimate relations between two partners, at least one of whom is married to another party

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Consummated marriage

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A marriage in which the spouces have engaged together in the conjugal act that is apt for the generation of offspring (have children)

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Contraception

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The use of mechanical, chemical, medical, or physical procedures to prevent conception from taking place

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Contract

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Legal agreement enforceable by law

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Covenant

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Indissoluble union held together by God’s grace

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divorce

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A dissolution of the marriage bond recognized by the civil authority but not by the church
The church cannot separate what God has joined together

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domestic church

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An ancient expression for the family, recognizing the parents as the first heralds of the faith to their children

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indissoluble

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Incapable of being erased, destroyed, or removed.

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matrimonial consent

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When a man and a woman, of their own free will me in an irrevocable covenant, mutually give and accept each other, declaring their willingness to welcome children and to educate them in the faith

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Mixed marriage

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Describe a marriage between a catholic and a non-catholic Christian (Baptist, Methodist, etc.)

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procreation

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The creation of new life through the marriage act in cooperation with God’s design and in response to their vocation (to be married)

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matrimony

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A covenant or partnership of life between a man and woman which is ordered to the well-being of the spouses and to the procreation and upbringing of children. When validly contracted between two baptized people, marriage is a sacrament.

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polygamy

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The practice of having more than one wife at the same time, which is contrary to the unity of marriage between one man and one woman, and which offends against the dignity of woman
In the Old Testament polygamy was permitted in certain circumstances, as, for example, in the case of King Solomon

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family

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A man and woman united in marriage together with their children; a domestic church; a community of faith, hope, and charity

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What is the most important decision a person can make?

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The decision to marry

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When two people marry, should they each give a 50% to marriage?

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No 100%

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How did original sin hurt the establishment of marriage?

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Their shame

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Why did Christ make marriage a sacrament?

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Matrimony gives special grace available to couples so they can live ss christ wants them to live

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Why should the couple go to confession before their wedding?

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To be in God’s grace

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When is marriage between 2 people formed?

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When the couple exchanges promises to give themsleves mutually and freely to each other in a definitive way

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What are the two aspects of marriage that must be accepted by both partners to form a valid bond? Can a marriage be valid w/o these in both parties?

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To consent to a permanent, indissoluble union and the openness to having children. No

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who confers the Sacrament of Marriage? How is this different from all other sacraments?

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The couple upon each other; all other sacraments are conferred by an ordained minister

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What is the first effect of the sacrament?

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The formation of a permanent bond between the spouses

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What do all the promises of Matrimony point toward?

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A total gift of self to the other person

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What aspects of the human person does sex involve?

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Appeal of the body and instinct, power of feeling and affectivity, aspiration of the spirit and of will

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Why should sex be reserved to marriage?

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Because it involves the the total person

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Where should people first learn about life as a Christian

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Family

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Does the Church ever permit separation of spouses? What about divorce? What’s the difference?

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Yes; No The difference is that separation is still following God’s plan and law unlike a divorce

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Who are the three parties in a marriage?

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The two people getting married and God

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What is the memory verse

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Mark 10:6-9
From the beginning of creation, God made them make and female. For this reason a man shall leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife, and the two shall become one. So they are no longer two but one. What therefore God has joined together let no man out asunder.

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What is the memory verse

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Mark 10:6-9
From the beginning of creation, God made them make and female. For this reason a man shall leave his father and mother and be joined to his wife, and the two shall become one. So they are no longer two but one. What therefore God has joined together let no man out asunder.

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Why does the sacrament of matrimony join a man and a woman in covenant for life for 2 reasons

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The good of the spouses

Procreation and eduction of children

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Why does the sacrament of matrimony join a man and a woman in covenant for life for 2 reasons

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The good of the spouses

Procreation and eduction of children

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Why do people get married

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To help each other get to heaven and to raise Christian children who will join them in heaven some day

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Why do people get married

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To help each other get to heaven and to raise Christian children who will join them in heaven some day

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When will all our questions about married family be answered

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The next life when we will meet the members of our family tree and see how our family history unfolded

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When will all our questions about married family be answered

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The next life when we will meet the members of our family tree and see how our family history unfolded

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What did Christ give to married couples when he made matrimony a sacrament

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Special graces so that they can live as Christ wants them to live

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What did Christ give to married couples when he made matrimony a sacrament

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Special graces so that they can live as Christ wants them to live

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What does St. Paul speak of in 2 Corinthians

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Couples who are “unequally yoked” which indicates that couples of mixed marriage should address certain challenges before the wedding

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What does St. Paul speak of in 2 Corinthians

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Couples who are “unequally yoked” which indicates that couples of mixed marriage should address certain challenges before the wedding

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What sacrament should the couple receive before getting married

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Penance

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What sacrament should the couple receive before getting married

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Penance

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Where does the celebration normally take place

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Mass

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Where does the celebration normally take place

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Mass

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The celebration is to be conferred by whom

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The couple upon each other (the vows)

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The celebration is to be conferred by whom

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The couple upon each other (the vows)

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What does the minster do during the celebration

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They day as the Church’s witness

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What does the minster do during the celebration

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They day as the Church’s witness

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What do the couples who get married do

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Agree to a permanent, indissoluble union

Openness to having children and to raise them in the catholic faith

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What do the couples who get married do

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Agree to a permanent, indissoluble union

Openness to having children and to raise them in the catholic faith

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The role of the priest or the deacon in the marriage process includes:

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Guide the couple through the marriage preparation process

Serving as the official witness for the church

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The role of the priest or the deacon in the marriage process includes:

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Guide the couple through the marriage preparation process

Serving as the official witness for the church

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Who can receive the sacrament

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A baptized man and woman p, free to contract marriage who freely express their consent

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Who can receive the sacrament

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A baptized man and woman p, free to contract marriage who freely express their consent

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What does “Free” mean

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Not being under constraint (forced to marry because you are pregnant)
Not impeded by any natural or church law (siblings, homosexuals, clergy, divorced)

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What does “Free” mean

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Not being under constraint (forced to marry because you are pregnant)
Not impeded by any natural or church law (siblings, homosexuals, clergy, divorced)

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What does the church require of couples

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That they enter in a liturgical celebration before an assembly of the faithful

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What are the 3 parties in a marriage

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The couple

God

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What is the first effect of matrimony

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The permanent bond between the spouses

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What can conjugal love do for a marriage

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Add strength

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Who can conjugal love only be practiced between

Why

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Husband and wife

Because it involves the total person

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How will a family centered on Christ handle suffering

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More easily

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What should we find before we find a relationship

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Faith

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What happens to the married capsule that doesn’t have Christ as the head

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They are afflicted with discord, infedility, jealousy, and conflicts which can sometimes rupture the marriage

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What is best when it is a case of physical abuse or drug or alcohol addiction

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That the couple separates temporarily until counseling can be obtained

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What are sins against marriage

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Contraception 
Adultery 
Divorce 
Polygamy 
Trail marriage 
Concubinage
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What happens when a partner doesn’t have a faith life before marriage

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They probably won’t develop one after

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