Acts of the Apostles tells about the lives of the early Christians and Paul person who teaches a heresy heretic Council of Jerusalem meeting which clarified Jesus' teaching about what is needed to be Christian Baptism through this we become Children of God (priest, prophet, king) Luke Acts of the Apostles is thought to be a continuation of his Gospel Theological Virtues Faith, hope, and charity Statement of belief Creed teaching that Jesus is not God Arian heresy Church Father Courageous leaders and thinkers in the early Church who taught about God Gregory the Great pope who sent monks to evangelize the invading Germanic tribes Stephen The first Martyr virtue This leads us to a close relationship with Jesus Cornelius First Gentile to be baptized epistle Letters written to the early churches or individuals Mendicant Order members of this group begged for their food Basil Greek Father of eh Church who tried to improve relations between east and west defined the nature of the Holy Spirit and expanded the Creed Council of Constantinople Crusade Expedition for Christians to gain control of the Holy Land St. Augustine Bishop of Hippo who became an outstanding theologian after a long struggle for the truth Pentecost when the Holy Spirit descended on the Apostles to start their mission Vatican II The last ecumenical or worldwide, council of Church leaders conversion turning away from yourself and toward God monasticism Living alone and joining other monks for prayer Roman Emperor, needed group to blame for his actions, persecuted Christians Nero Summa Theologiae Work written by Saint Thomas Aquinas poverty religious communities live lives of chastity, obedience and this excommunication when a person is separated from the Church Cardinal Virtues Prudence, justice, fortitude, temperance Arianism Heresy that taught that Jesus was human and not divine Damascus where Saul's conversion took place period in the Church that ended with the death of John Apostolic era Dominicans they study the Gospel and Catholic Teaching, established Universities Person who helped preserve faith and culture after the fall of the Roman empire monk Frist place where the disciples were called Christians Antioch schism A split or division St. Francis of Assisi Man who founded the first Mendicant Order Nestorian heresy, said Mary not the Mother of God, refuted Council of Ephesus Rome Acts of the Apostles tells of the movement of the Church from Jerusalem to where ecumenical council a meeting of all the bishops of the universal church Jesus Who founded the Church Apostle that was not Martyred John Paul Wrote most of the letters to the early Christian Church person who lives alone to seek God through prayer, silence and penance hermit Jesus was true God and true man, creed Council of Nicaea martyr a person who died for Jesus deacon Man chosen to minister to the needs of a community, assist priest Gregory VII Pope who began the reform to stop kings from interfering with Church matters Crowned emperor in AD 800 "Charles the Great" Charlemagne heresy False teaching that rejects a truth revealed by God and taught by the Church Last Roman Emperor, wanted to remove all traces of Christians Diocletian Acts of the Apostles tells about the lives of the early Christians and Paul person who teaches a heresy heretic Council of Jerusalem meeting which clarified Jesus' teaching about what is needed to be Christian Baptism through this we become Children of God (priest, prophet, king) Luke Acts of the Apostles is thought to be a continuation of his Gospel Theological Virtues Faith, hope, and charity Statement of belief Creed teaching that Jesus is not God Arian heresy Church Father Courageous leaders and thinkers in the early Church who taught about God Gregory the Great pope who sent monks to evangelize the invading Germanic tribes Stephen The first Martyr virtue This leads us to a close relationship with Jesus Cornelius First Gentile to be baptized epistle Letters written to the early churches or individuals Mendicant Order members of this group begged for their food Basil Greek Father of eh Church who tried to improve relations between east and west defined the nature of the Holy Spirit and expanded the Creed Council of Constantinople Crusade Expedition for Christians to gain control of the Holy Land St. Augustine Bishop of Hippo who became an outstanding theologian after a long struggle for the truth Pentecost when the Holy Spirit descended on the Apostles to start their mission Vatican II The last ecumenical or worldwide, council of Church leaders conversion turning away from yourself and toward God monasticism Living alone and joining other monks for prayer Roman Emperor, needed group to blame for his actions, persecuted Christians Nero Summa Theologiae Work written by Saint Thomas Aquinas poverty religious communities live lives of chastity, obedience and this excommunication when a person is separated from the Church Cardinal Virtues Prudence, justice, fortitude, temperance Arianism Heresy that taught that Jesus was human and not divine Damascus where Saul's conversion took place period in the Church that ended with the death of John Apostolic era Dominicans they study the Gospel and Catholic Teaching, established Universities Person who helped preserve faith and culture after the fall of the Roman empire monk Frist place where the disciples were called Christians Antioch schism A split or division St. Francis of Assisi Man who founded the first Mendicant Order Nestorian heresy, said Mary not the Mother of God, refuted Council of Ephesus Rome Acts of the Apostles tells of the movement of the Church from Jerusalem to where ecumenical council a meeting of all the bishops of the universal church Jesus Who founded the Church Apostle that was not Martyred John Paul Wrote most of the letters to the early Christian Church person who lives alone to seek God through prayer, silence and penance hermit Jesus was true God and true man, creed Council of Nicaea martyr a person who died for Jesus deacon Man chosen to minister to the needs of a community, assist priest Gregory VII Pope who began the reform to stop kings from interfering with Church matters Crowned emperor in AD 800 "Charles the Great" Charlemagne heresy False teaching that rejects a truth revealed by God and taught by the Church Last Roman Emperor, wanted to remove all traces of Christians Diocletian
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meeting which clarified Jesus' teaching about what is needed to be Christian
through this we become Children of God (priest, prophet, king)
Acts of the Apostles is thought to be a continuation of his Gospel
Faith, hope, and charity
Creed
Arian heresy
Courageous leaders and thinkers in the early Church who taught about God
pope who sent monks to evangelize the invading Germanic tribes
The first Martyr
This leads us to a close relationship with Jesus
First Gentile to be baptized
Letters written to the early churches or individuals
members of this group begged for their food
Greek Father of eh Church who tried to improve relations between east and west
Council of Constantinople
Expedition for Christians to gain control of the Holy Land
Bishop of Hippo who became an outstanding theologian after a long struggle for the truth
when the Holy Spirit descended on the Apostles to start their mission
The last ecumenical or worldwide, council of Church leaders
turning away from yourself and toward God
Living alone and joining other monks for prayer
Nero
Work written by Saint Thomas Aquinas
religious communities live lives of chastity, obedience and this
when a person is separated from the Church
Prudence, justice, fortitude, temperance
Heresy that taught that Jesus was human and not divine
where Saul's conversion took place
Apostolic era
they study the Gospel and Catholic Teaching, established Universities
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Antioch
A split or division
Man who founded the first Mendicant Order
Council of Ephesus
Acts of the Apostles tells of the movement of the Church from Jerusalem to where
a meeting of all the bishops of the universal church
Who founded the Church
John
Wrote most of the letters to the early Christian Church
hermit
Council of Nicaea
a person who died for Jesus
Man chosen to minister to the needs of a community, assist priest
Pope who began the reform to stop kings from interfering with Church matters
Charlemagne
False teaching that rejects a truth revealed by God and taught by the Church
Diocletian
