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First Quarter Assessments
Main Point ReviewDEACONS
PAULRCIA
LEADERSPeriods 1 and 4
First Quarter Assessments
Main Point Review
DEACONS
Periods 1 and 4
Service
Beginning
Seven
Kaitlyn Murray Gabriella Sciarrino Becky Pilkington
DEACONS IN THE EARLY CHURCH
In the original language, the word Deacon meant SERVANT.
The martyrdom of Saint Stephen is the description of the FIRST office of deacons.
During the time of the Apostles, the deacons ranked next to the Apostles amongst the Church.
Their jobs were to help relieve the bishops, for example they assisted in distributing alms.
Cara Doogan Kelsey McCrossin Lexie Doran
Deacons and What They Do ...
Parish Service Pastoral counseling Widowed and divorced Youth Prayer groups and support
groups Religious education Liturgical celebrations
(baptisms, marriages, proclaiming the gospel, preaching, presiding at prayer, communion, and funeral services)
Sacramental preparation
Lisa Flatt, Brianna Leicht, Victoria Palady
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PAUL
Periods 1 and 4
Saint Paul's Conversion
on the road to Damascus to obtain letters and bring followers of Jesus to trial- CHRIST APPEARS! CONVERSION-Baptized Enthusiastic follower of Jesus PREACHED the Gospel throughtout the Roman Empire
Veronica DavisJahira LongcrierYahquia Jones
Pharisee Apostle to the Gentiles
Jackie RonayneBecky LehighMelissa GroomeKatie Brennan
Encounter with Jesus
Enthusiastic
Preacher
Renae Keeley & Catherine Goldschmidt
• Visited synagogues and preached to Jews- “It was necessary that the word of God should be spoken to you first, but since you rejected and judge yourself unworthy of eternal life, behold, we now turn to the Gentiles. For so the Lord commanded us, I have set thee for a light to the Gentiles, to be a means of salvation to the very ends of the earth.”
• Rejected by Jews• Preached to Gentiles
bRitTaNy & LiND$aY
Asking for unity between the Christians
Discussing foundations for living
Advice on marriage and forgiveness
Christian orderThe Eucharist and
ResurrectionInstruction for the ChurchHis concern for themFinal instructions, warnings,
and greetings
St. Paul’s Letters to the Corinthians
Paul’s 1st Letter to the Corinthians
• Christian community that he had founded in Corinth Greece.
• While Paul was on his third Journey he learned that the community had become divided, as members began identifying themselves with different religious leaders.
• His letter, written about 56 AD, opens with a plea for Christian unity, and is written in response to different issues raised by the Corinthians.
• This letter is the most quoted – particularly the passage on love
Noelle Sanders Lauren Rolek
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RCIA
Periods 1 and 4
Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults (RCIA)
Involves a number of stages:LiturgicalConvertEaster VigilBecome full members of the Roman Catholic church Sara Nance
The Easter VigilThe Sacraments are:
BaptismConfirmationEucharist
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LEADERS
Periods 1 and 4
St.John• Names of John1. Saint John was called the 2. "Beloved Disciple"3. The EVANGELIST
• About St. John1. A Galilean, son
of Zebedee,
2. By tradition he is the author of the FOURTH GOSPEL, LETTERS, and the book of REVELATION
3. Died of natural causes4. John and his brother were nick named
"Boanerges"(sons of thunder) by Jesus5.
Lisa Pesiri, Sheereen Hoyte, and Joylette Dulaney
John, Son of Zebedee• Also known as "Beloved Disciple"• Son of Zebedee and Salome; Brother of James• He was the last surviving Apostle; Died at age 94.• Wrote Several New Testament works• he alone remained at Jesus' feet at the cross, along with
his mother Mary and Mary Magdalene .
Katie Euganeo, Tara McKenna, Lauren Flynn, and Kallie McLaughlin
THOMAS
He is best known for disbelieving Jesus' resurrection when first told of it, then proclaiming
My Lord and my God" on seeing Jesus in John 20:28. He doubted Jesus' resurrection and demanded to feel Jesus' wounds before being convinced. Hence coining the term that is used to describe someone who will refuse to believe something without direct, physical, or personal evidence.
· He was perhaps the only Apostle who went outside the Roman Empire to preach the Gospel.
· St. Thomas went out and preached in Parthia, Persia and India, even though he was reluctant to start the mission because he had to be taken into slavery by a merchant heading that way. Finally he submitted himself to God's will and was freed from the slavery. Natasha Smith Chydell McKoy
Alizay Harris Ciara Smith
saint matthew
Name means
“gift of Yahweh”
former agent of Roman government
tax collector who first began to follow
Jesus after being asked by Him one day
spread Christianity after the death of Jesus
Jackie McGrath Jess Rotella Christi Rementer
St. AndrewBrother of Simon PeterFisherman
FIRST DISCIPLE OF JESUSAfter Jesus ascended to Heaven, Andrew
went to Greece to preach the gospel. Patron of Russia and ScotlandTied to the cross
Courtney Sladek Simone Sims-Riley Cecily Gibson
• New Testament documents assign Peter a variety
of roles. He is seen as a missionary fisherman,
pastoral shepherd, martyr, recipient of
special revelation, confessor of the true
faith, magisterial protector, healer, and
repentant sinner. These roles and images help
explain the wealth of later stories and legends
surrounding Peter and his high status in Christian
literature, including his role in Roman Catholic
belief as founder of the papacy. The two Epistles
of Peter are ascribed to Peter, although the
attribution is questioned. Many postbiblical books
were also produced in his name, notably the Acts
of Peter. Feast day: June 29
Natalie Carroll, Tina Grandizio, Meghan McCray, Kellie Lee
PETER
Saint Peter’s Leadership
• Peter is a leader in the Jerusalem church
• He engages in missionary activity in Samaria, Galilee, Lydda, Sharon, and Joppa
• He favors admission of Gentiles into the church
• He is seen as a missionary fisherman, pastoral shepherd, martyr, confessor of the true faith, magisterial protector, healer, and repentant sinner.
Angela Sharer, Catherine McGurk, Kelsey Kilgore
Apostolic Succession
• The line of bishops stretching back to the Apostles.
• A doctrine that states the current bishops have inherited all the traits of the first Apostles.
• spiritual power, sacramental, power and responsibility.
• When a bishop uses this power it is seen as infallible.
Rachel DuFrayne, Brooke Shepherd, Holly Kelly, Shanna Nestel
What is Apostolic Succession?
Line of bishops stretching back to the apostles
Ashley Saunders Jackie Mecca
Role is to preserve the true doctrine that is illustrated in the Bible
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Roles and Duties of BishopsLeader of a diocese“TEACH, SANCTIFY, AND GOVERN”
Watches over priests of the dioceseSuccessor of the ApostlesBuilds the community of God with hopePreaches the GospelAdministers SacramentsTeaches about our salvation
Kaitlyn Barney, Anjelica Cervantes, and Christine Sangco
Bishops
• Each bishop in the
Catholic Church is a successor to the Apostles and act as our shepherds
• In the day-to-day matters of life, the bishop guides his flock not only to the converted but also to the unconverted
• Bishops are the local spiritual leader of all the faithful in his dioceseDanielle Graziano, Kelsea Huber-Welch, Alex
Hill and Christa Oestreich
• The Archbishop of Philadelphia is
CARDINAL JUSTIN RIGALI
• Bishops are called to bear witness to Christ.
• They carry out the role of Christ as a TEACHER, PRIEST, AND
SHEPHERD.
Bridget Fenning and Kristin Anger
THE ARCHBISHOP OF PHILADELPHIA AND HIS
DUTIES• Cardinal Justin Rigali
• Selecting clergy• Ordaining
• Disciplining• Preaching
• Overseeing
Jennifer Cannon, Winnie Tu, and Kim Dinh