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9781931161039

Jesus Is The Way: Christ, Church, Sacrament : In Confirmity with the Catechism of the Catholic Church

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    1931161038

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  • Copyright: 2000-12-01
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Table of Contents

Preface: The Nature and Division of Theology 1(1)
What is theology?
2(3)
UNIT I: THE MYSTERY OF CHRIST
5(108)
The Person of Jesus Christ
7(16)
The most important question
7(1)
The fundamental teaching of the Church
8(2)
The divinity of Christ
10(1)
The Old Testament alone is not an adequate source
10(2)
The evangelists clearly indicate belief in the divinity of Christ
12(3)
The testimony of miracles
15(1)
The testimony of prophecy
16(1)
The testimony of internal evidence and history
17(1)
The testimony of the apostles
18(1)
The Humanity of Christ
19(1)
What do human beings do?
19(2)
Why did Christ become man
21(1)
Thinking it over
22(1)
The Personality of Christ
23(14)
Person and personality
23(1)
Factors which influence human personality
24(1)
Natural human defects
24(1)
Physical appearance
25(1)
The knowledge and freedom of Christ
26(1)
Kinds of knowledge in Christ
26(1)
The freedom of Christ
27(1)
The impeccability of Christ
27(1)
The harmony of wills in Christ
28(1)
Jesus as the way
28(1)
Personal impressions
29(1)
The power of his personality
29(1)
Children are attracted to him
30(1)
The persistence and demands of Jesus in his call
31(1)
Compassion and forgiveness
32(1)
The love of Jesus
33(2)
Thinking it over
35(2)
The Preaching of the Kingdom
37(18)
How to be admitted
37(1)
The parables of Jesus
38(1)
Are parables easy or difficult to understand?
38(4)
The kingdom of heaven is like
42(1)
The Mustard Seed
42(1)
The Leaven
42(1)
The transformation of the individual
43(1)
The transformation of society
43(1)
The position of women
44(1)
The treatment of the weak and the ill
44(1)
The care of the aged
44(1)
Life for a child
44(1)
The Hidden Treasure
45(1)
The Precious Pearl
45(1)
The Catch And The Separation
46(1)
The Servant Parables
46(1)
The Unmerciful Servant (Matthew 18:23-35)
47(1)
The Unprofitable Servant (Luke 17:7-10)
48(1)
The Doorkeeper (Mark 13:33-37)
48(1)
The Watchful Servants (Luke 12:35-38)
49(1)
The Faithful and Unfaithful Servants (Matthew 24:45-51 and Luke 12:42-48)
50(1)
The Servants Entrusted with Talents (Luke 19:12-27 and Matthew 25:14-30)
51(2)
Thinking it over
53(2)
The Paschal Mystery
55(32)
A Theological View
56(1)
The Intensity of Christ's Sufferings
56(1)
The Universality of Christ's Sufferings
57(1)
The Effects of Christ's Sufferings
58(2)
The Scriptural Account of The Paschal Mystery
60(1)
The council and betrayal
60(1)
The Passover meal
60(1)
The institution of the Eucharist
61(1)
The promises
62(1)
Union with Christ
63(1)
The world's hatred
63(2)
The agony in the garden
65(1)
The arrest
65(1)
The Trial And The Cross
66(1)
Jesus before Annas and Caiphas
66(1)
Before the Sanhedrin
67(1)
Judas
68(1)
The Passion
69(1)
Jesus before Pilate and Herod
69(1)
Jesus before Herod
70(1)
Jesus again before Pilate
71(1)
Barabbas
71(1)
The way of the Cross
72(1)
The Death of Christ
73(1)
The crucifixion
73(1)
The Death of Jesus
74(1)
The burial
75(1)
The Resurrection of Christ
76(1)
The day of resurrection
76(1)
The women at the grave
77(1)
Mary Magdalene
77(1)
Jesus appears at Emmaus
78(1)
Jesus appears to the eleven
79(1)
Apparitions in Galilee
79(1)
The primacy of Peter
80(1)
Final instructions
81(1)
The ascension
81(1)
Conclusion
82(1)
Christ's resurrection
83(1)
The false doctrine
83(1)
Christ the first fruits
84(1)
The natural and the spiritual body
84(1)
Final glory of the body
85(1)
Thinking it over
85(2)
The Role of Mary in Our Redemption
87(26)
Memorare
87(1)
Mary, Our Mother
88(1)
Mary's position
88(1)
Mary's role in the plan of salvation
89(1)
The Virginity of Mary
90(2)
The Blessed Virgin and the Church
92(1)
Devotion to the Blessed Virgin
93(2)
Our Lady In The Rosary
95(1)
The Annunciation
96(1)
Truly a mother
97(1)
The Mother of God
98(1)
The fullness of grace
99(1)
The Visitation
99(2)
The Nativity, or Birth of Our Savior
101(2)
The Circumstances of Christ's Birth
103(1)
The Manifestation of Christ's Birth
103(1)
The Presentation of Jesus in the Temple
104(2)
The Finding of Jesus in the Temple
106(4)
Thinking it over
110(3)
UNIT II: THE MYSTERY OF THE CHURCH
113(102)
The Nature of the Church
115(32)
Why a study of the Church
115(1)
The meaning of the word ``Church''
116(1)
Theology and mystery
116(2)
The Church as Sacrament
118(2)
The People of God
120(1)
The Church as communion
121(1)
Old Testament origins
122(2)
A People called together
124(1)
The Body of Christ
124(1)
The metaphor in the epistles
125(2)
Gospel indications
127(1)
Thomas Aquinas' explanation
128(1)
The diversity of roles
129(2)
Interpreting ``Mystical'' Body
131(2)
The Spirit of Jesus
133(1)
People of God and Mystical Body
133(1)
Membership in the Church
134(1)
Invisible union with Christ
135(1)
Requirements for real membership
136(1)
Degrees of membership
137(1)
Membership in the People of God
138(1)
An outline for remembering
139(1)
The necessity of visible membership
140(1)
The extension of the Body of Christ
141(1)
Conclusion
142(2)
Christ's universal call to holiness
144(1)
Thinking it over
145(2)
The Church in Images
147(34)
Metaphor and similar terms
149(1)
The Kingdom of God
150(1)
Old Testament promises and prophecies
150(1)
The development of the kingdom
151(1)
The New Covenant in prophecy
152(1)
False interpretations of the prophecies
153(1)
Preaching the new kingdom
153(2)
The Messiah comes
155(1)
The kingdom preached by Jesus
156(1)
Meanings of ``kingdom of God (heaven)''
156(1)
The parables of the kingdom
157(2)
The parables of the weeds and of the net
159(1)
The mustard seed and the leaven
160(1)
The treasure and the pearl
161(1)
Characteristics of the kingdom
161(1)
Meanings of the kingdom in summary
162(1)
Further images of the Church
163(1)
The Church: Flock of Christ
163(1)
The Church: Vineyard of God
164(1)
Explaining the metaphor of the vine
165(2)
The Church: Spiritual House
167(1)
God's dwelling place among men
167(1)
Commentary on the Spiritual House
168(1)
The Church: Spouse of Christ
169(1)
Comments on the image
170(3)
The Marks of the Church
173(1)
The Church is One
173(1)
The commentary of Vatican II
174(1)
The Church is Holy
175(1)
Vatican II comments
176(1)
The Church is Catholic
176(1)
Vatican II and Catholicity
176(1)
The Church is Apostolic
177(1)
Vatican II comments on Apostolicity
178(1)
Thinking it over
178(3)
The Church's Redemptive Mission
181(34)
Continuing Christ's mission on earth
182(3)
A Visible Society
185(1)
The setting for the emerging Church
185(1)
Spiritual origins
186(1)
A visible society
186(1)
The Twelve And The First Mission
187(1)
The first mission
187(1)
Peter appointed leader
188(1)
One Church, not many
189(1)
A visible, theocratic society
190(1)
Necessity of leaders
191(1)
``The Church'' comments on this truth
191(1)
A Visible Society
192(1)
Its characteristics
192(1)
Meaning of the terms
193(1)
The apostolic college
194(1)
Authority to teach
195(1)
Authority to rule
196(1)
Authority to sanctify
197(2)
Collegiality
199(1)
Apostles and bishops
200(1)
St. Peter's special role
200(2)
The keys of the kingdom
202(1)
Primacy always within the college
203(2)
Infallibility
205(1)
Promised to the apostles
205(1)
Infallibility of Peter
205(1)
The Pope and the Bishops
206(1)
Priests with their bishops
207(1)
Laypeople and their mission
207(1)
Religious Life
208(1)
Conclusion
209(1)
The role of the Holy Spirit
209(1)
The work of indefectibility
210(1)
The work of infallibility
210(1)
The work of inspiration
210(1)
The work of sanctification
211(1)
The work of conversion
211(1)
Thinking it over
212(3)
UNIT III: THE MYSTERY OF SACRAMENTAL LIFE
215(104)
The Christian Sacraments
215(16)
Introduction
215(1)
The Who, How, When and Where the Liturgies are celebrated
216(1)
Who celebrates?
216(1)
How is Liturgy celebrated?
217(1)
When is Liturgy celbrated?
217(1)
Where is Liturgy celebrated?
218(1)
Historical background
218(3)
Thomas begins his consideration by stating that a sacrament is a ``sign''
221(1)
The Church teaches us that the ``sacraments effect what they signify''
222(1)
But, if a sacrament is basically a ``sign,'' what does this mean?
222(1)
Each of the sacraments is said to have ``matter'' and ``form''
223(1)
Special effects
224(1)
Sacraments as given by Christ
225(1)
Ministers of sacraments
225(2)
To enlarge on this point, two additional facts must be noted
227(2)
Thinking it over
229(2)
Baptism and Confirmation
231(20)
The Sacraments of Initiation
231(1)
Baptism
232(1)
The rite or external ceremony of baptism is performed in different ways
233(2)
Is baptism necessary?
235(1)
Catholic teaching authority
236(1)
Martyrs
237(1)
Gifts of baptism
237(2)
Infant Baptism
239(1)
But what of infants who die without baptism?
239(1)
Sacramental character
240(1)
Who can baptize another?
241(1)
Baptismal sponsors
241(1)
Confirmation
242(1)
What is the meaning or purpose of confirmation?
243(1)
``Matter'' of confirmation
244(1)
The ``form'' of the sacrament is the phrase, ``Receive the seal of the Gift of the Holy Spirit''
244(1)
Confirmation imprints a character on the soul of the recipient
244(1)
Who can be a minister of this sacrament?
245(1)
Who may receive this Sacrament
246(1)
Eligible sponsors
247(2)
Thinking it over
249(2)
The Holy Eucharist
251(14)
Sacred Scripture is quite clear that the Holy Eucharist was given to us by Jesus at the Last Supper
252(1)
Signs and symbols
252(1)
Other historical facts
253(1)
The New Testament testifies to the establishment by Jesus of the Eucharist
254(1)
Matter and form of the Eucharist
255(1)
The Eucharist may not be celebrated outside of ``the Mass''
256(1)
Transubstantiation
257(2)
Holy Communion
259(1)
Dismissal rite
260(1)
The Eucharist strengthens the Church's Bond of Unity
260(1)
Catholics believe that the Eucharist is required for salvation
261(1)
Thinking it over
262(3)
Reconciliation and Anointing
265(20)
With the exception of Mary, the Mother of God, we are all sinners
266(1)
Jesus loved sinners
266(1)
Jesus forgave sins
266(1)
The sacrament of penance
267(1)
Matter and form of reconciliation
267(1)
Is this sacrament necessary for eternal salvation?
268(1)
But reconciliation or penance is more than a sacrament
269(1)
The sacrament of reconciliation is especially intended for those who sin grievously
270(1)
Why this sacrament?
270(1)
In the sacrament of reconciliation, God wipes away our sins altogether
271(1)
Venial sins
272(2)
Contrition
274(1)
Confession
274(2)
Satisfaction and indulgences
276(2)
A priest's power to forgive sins
278(1)
Confessional seal
278(1)
Anointing the Sick
279(1)
New Testament verifications
280(1)
Essential parts of the sacrament
280(1)
Recipients of anointing
281(2)
Sacramental strength
283(1)
All of God's gifts to us are gracious
283(1)
Thinking it over
284(1)
Holy Orders and Matrimony
285(30)
Priesthood--Old Testament
285(1)
Priesthood--New Testament
286(1)
Other priests?
287(1)
Three Degress of Holy Orders
288(1)
Bishops
289(1)
Priests
289(1)
Deacons
289(1)
The unique vocation of priests
290(1)
An unbroken teaching of the Catholic Church is that only those who are male can be ordained
291(1)
But not to all
292(1)
Right intention
292(1)
As worthy as possible
293(1)
Called by God
293(1)
Other Church requirements
294(1)
Impediments to holy orders
295(1)
Only an ordained bishop can validly administer the sacrament of holy orders
295(1)
The Matter and Form of Holy Orders
296(1)
Prerequisite ministries
297(1)
``Once a priest, always a priest''
297(1)
Matrimony
298(1)
Reflection on Cana
299(1)
Marriage is at once a human celebration and a sacred observance
299(1)
The Nature of Conjugal Love
300(1)
Unity
300(1)
Indissolubility
300(2)
Fidelity
302(1)
Procreation
303(1)
Matter and form of marriage
304(4)
Pauline Privilege
308(1)
Petrine Privilege
309(1)
Nullity
309(1)
Immaturity
310(1)
Diriment impediments
310(2)
Affinity
312(1)
Many marital unions are called ``mixed marriages''
312(1)
Thinking it over
313(2)
Sacramentals
315(4)
Blessings
315(1)
Sacramental Objects
316(3)
EPILOGUE THE FOUR LAST THINGS
319(11)
Death
320(2)
Judgment
322(2)
Heaven
324(3)
Hell
327(3)
Thinking it over
330

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