Religion 7

1. Transubstantiation

   Nota:

   • The Bread and the Wine in Mass are changed to Jesus's Body and Blood. 
2. Real Presence

   Nota:

   • Jesus is really present in the Eucharist. His Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity are in the Host and the Wine. 
3. Mass

   Nota:

   • The Eucharist is the sacrifice of Christ lived out in Mass
   1. Mass

1. Manna

   Nota:

   • In John 6, Jesus talks about our ancestors that ate manna in the dessert. 

1. Passover

   Nota:

   • The Passover and the Last Supper are the same thing. The Passover meal was literally the last meal that the Disciples shared with Jesus
   1. Breaking of the Bread

      Nota:

      • Jesus instituted the Eucharist to the Disciples at the Passover meal. The Breaking of the Bread is the Eucharist being instituted at Mass. 

1. Messiah

   Nota:

   • Jesus is the Messiah and lived out the Paschal Mystery. He went through the Passion, Death, Ressurrection, and Ascension.   
   1. Incarnation

      Nota:

      • The Messiah, Jesus is 100% human and 100% God. The incarnation is when (God) the Messiah became man. 
   2. Son of God

      Nota:

      • The Messiah is the Son of God. Peter said that Jesus is the literal Son of God and the Messiah. 
2. Word of God

   Nota:

   • The Paschal Mystery is part of Scripture and the Word of God is Scripture. Jesus lived the Paschal Mystery and he is the Word of God

1. Apostolic Succession

   Nota:

   • Apostolic Succession is the unbroken line of Spiritual Authority from Christ to the Apostles and all the down to the popes and priests today. 
   • Apostolic Succession is one of the four marks of the church. 

1. Beatific Vision

   Nota:

   • The members of the Church in Heaven, on Earth, and in Purgatory are the Communion of Saints. 
   • The members of the Church that are in Heaven are experiencing beatific vision: seeing God face-to-face

Nota:

• One of the meanings of the Body of Christ is the Mass

Nota:

• They are pretty much the same things, but the commandments are written like rules, and the Beatitudes are written optimistically. The Beatitudes are saying if you do this, you will be happy. The Ten Commandments are saying don't do this. 

1. Dorothy Day

   Nota:

   • Dorothy Day was very good at following the Beatitudes. She is a good example of someone who lived out the Beatitudes; Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they will be satisfied.  
2. Supreme Blessedness

   Nota:

   • The word Beatitude means Supreme Blessedness

Nota:

• Parables are stories that Jesus told to us to teach us lessons. The Giving Tree taught me to give what I have to others who don't have it. 

Nota:

• Abraham and Sarah were the first people in Jesus Geneology. They weren't really "the first" but they are the oldest mentioned in His family tree

1. Jacob and Esau

   Nota:

   • Abraham and Sarah had baby Isaac. Isaac married Rebekah, and had twin sons: Jacob and Esau. Therefore, Abraham and Sarah are Jacob's and Esau's grandparents

1. Hesed

   Nota:

   • Hesed means kindness. The giving tree was kind because she gave everything she had to the little boy. 

Nota:

• God made a covenant with Jesus. He told Jesus that he would live out the Paschal Mystery.