| A | B |
|---|
| evangelical council | the vows taken by memebrs of a religious order |
| chastity | vow not to have a family |
| obedience | vow based on Jesus example in the garden of Gethsemane |
| poverty | vow that helps people in a religious order focus on the people that they are helping and understand their needs |
| vocation | calling by God to a specific way of life, job, task |
| Disciple | learner |
| contemplative order | religious order that focuses on prayer and meditation |
| rule | written plan of life for a member of a religious order |
| Example of an active religious community | missionaries of charity |
| Mother Teresa opened these to help | schools for slum children |
| Benedictine monastery today | Abbey of Ampleforth |
| Orare est labore;labore est orare | motto of the Benedictine monks |
| Parable of the good samaritan | Inspired mother Teresa to help eveyone, regardless of their religion |
| Parable of the sheep and goats | Jesus places his self in the place of the poorest in the world in this parable |
| Rosary beads | the way the sisters pray in the streets |
| A religious community who teach | the Benedictine monks |
| List of work Beenedictine monks do | farming, craftwork, retreat, counselling |
| Hermit | a person who wanted to dedicate their life to the faith fully so moved to live in desert |
| Rich Young man | This teaching if Jesus underpins the vow of poverty |
| Corrymeela community | Religious order who work for peace in Ireland |
