| A | B |
|---|
| means service | ministry |
| leader of the Roman Catholic church throughout the world | Pope |
| Looks after a diocese | Bishop |
| Means elder in Greek | Priest |
| works in the Cathedral | Bishop |
| might read at mass | laity |
| might run the youth club | laity |
| comes from Greek word meaning overseer | Bishop |
| Leads one church in worship | Priest |
| Training to become a priest | Deacons |
| works in a parish | Priest |
| anyone who is baptised, ordinary christian | laity |
| are regarded as the successors of the apostles | Bishop |
| can be one of these and married | Deacons |
| Usually gives confirmation and Holy Orders | Bishop |
| alter servers | laity |
| may be memebers of the choir | laity |
| Help solve arguments in the church | Bishop |
| means people in Greek | laity |
| continues the mission started by Peter | Pope |
| apostolic | the church today carries on the teaching and mission of the first disciples |
| bible | the Word of God in the writings recieved as the gift of GOd to the Jewish people and to Christians |
| Bishops | chosen to receive the gift of the Holy Spirit and accept responsiblity for all the churches in one area |
| Body of Christ | the followers of Jesus who live their life and use their gifts so serve others |
| Catholic | the Roman Catholic denomination os Christians |
| catholic | universal, world wide |
| celibacy | the choice not to marry in order to be free to serve God |
| communion of saints | followers of Jesus both alive and dead united |
| Dogmas | truths proclaimed for the well being of all people |
| Faith | beleiving in something without total proof |
| Holy | Becoming more like Jesus with the help of the Holy Spirit |
| Laity | Anyone baptised int he Roman Catholic Church |
| papacy | the office of the pope |
| salvation | being saved from sin |
| denomination | a division (group) of Christians |
| Old Testament | contains the Jewish history and prophecies about the messiah |
| New testament | contains the 4 Gospels and information about the Early church |
| Immaculate conception | Mary was born without original sin |
| virgin birth | Mary conceived Jesus without having sexual intercourse |
| The assumption | Mary being taken up to heaven at the end of her life |
