Prayer Vocabulary Test and Mysteries of the Rosary Introduction to Catholicism chapter 2-Prayer vocab and The Mysteries of the Rosary Moduerr published on September 21, 201110 responses 0 « Previous Next » Questions in vertical order 1/15 Adoration Greek word meaning "change of heart," "repentance," "penance." It is considered essential to the pursuit of Christian perfection. The acknowledgement of God as God, Creator, and Savior, the Lord and Master of everything that exists. The first commandment obliges us to adore God. Form of prayer that is a "conversation" with God, or the angels and saints. that is formed with words of some set formulas(s) 2/15 Contemplation A form of prayer in which mind and heart focus on God's greatness and goodness in affective, loving adoration; to look on Jesus and the mysteries of his life with faith and love. Form of prayer asking God to aid ourselves or others. Sorrow of the soul and hatred for the sin commited, together with a resolution not to sin again; necessary for the reception of the Sacrament of Penance 3/15 Contrition Sorrow of the soul and hatred for the sin commited, together with a resolution not to sin again; necessary for the reception of the Sacrement of Penance The elevationof the mind and heart to God in praise of his glory; a petition made to God for some desired good, Thanksgiving for a good recieved, or in intercession for others before God. Through prayer the Christian experiences a communion with God. A form of prayer in which mind and heart focus on God's greatness and goodness in affective, loving adoration; to look on Jesus and the mysteries of his life with faith and love. 4/15 Dryness (in prayer) Difficulty in contemplative prayer when the heart is seperated from God, with no taste for thoughts, memories, and feelings, even spiritual ones. Form of prayer praising God for the good he has given us. Form of prayer that is a "conversation" with God, or the angels and saints, thats formed with words of some set formula(s) 5/15 Lord's Prayer Form of prayer thats a "conversation" with God, or the angels and saints. that is formed with words of some set formula(s) An exercise and a form of prayer in which we try to understand God's revelation of the truths of faith and the purpose of the Christian life, and how it should be lived, in order to adhere and respond to what the Lord is asking. The title early Christians gave to the prayer which Jesus entrusted to his disciples and to the Church. This fundamental Christian prayer is also called the Our Father which are its first words. 6/15 Meditation An exercise and a form of prayer in which we try to understand God's revelation of the truths of faith and the purpose of the Christian life, and how it should be lived, in order to adhere and respond to what the Lord is asking. Greek word meaning "change of heart," "repentance." "penance." Its considered essential to the pursuit of Christian perfection The title early Christians gave to the prayer which Jesus entrusted to his disciples and to the Church. This fundamental Christian prayer is also called the Our Father which are its first words. 7/15 Metanoia Difficulty in contemplative prayer when the heart is seperated from God, with no taste for thoughts, memories, and feelings, even spiritual ones. Greek word meaning "change of heart," "repentance." "penance." Its considered essential to the pursuit of Christian perfection The acknowledgement of God as God, Creator, and Savior, the Lord and Master of everything that exists. The first commandment obliges us to adore God. 8/15 Petition A form of prayer in which mind and heart focus on God's greatness and goodness in affective, loving adoration; to look on Jesus and the mysteries of his life with faith and love. Form of prayer asking God to aid ourselves or others. The elevationof the mind and heart to God in praise of his glory; a petition made to God for some desired good, Thanksgiving for a good recieved, or in intercession for others before God. Through prayer the Christian experiences a communion with God. 9/15 Prayer A form of prayer in which mind and heart focus on God's greatness and goodness in affective, loving adoration; to look on Jesus and the mysteries of his life with faith and love Form of prayer asking God to aid ourselves or others. The elevationof the mind and heart to God in praise of his glory; a petition made to God for some desired good, Thanksgiving for a good recieved, or in intercession for others before God. Through prayer the Christian experiences a communion with God. 10/15 Thanksgiving Form of prayer thats a "conversation" with God, or the angels and saints. that is formed with words of some set formula(s) Form of prayer praising God for the good he has given us Sorrow of the soul and hatred for the sin commited, together with a resolution not to sin again; necessary for the reception of the Sacrement of Penance 11/15 Vocal Prayer The acknowledgement of God as God, Creator, and Savior, the Lord and Master of everything that exists. The first commandment obliges us to adore God. Form of prayer thats a "conversation" with God, or the angels and saints. that is formed with words of some set formula(s) Difficulty in contemplative prayer when the heart is seperated from God, with no taste for thoughts, memories, and feelings, even spiritual ones. 12/15 The Joyful Mysteries Hint: 5 choices The Annunciation The Agony in the Garden The Ascension The Assumption The Visitation The Nativity The Presentation The Proclamation of the Kingdon of God, with his call to conversion The Finding of Jesus in the Temple 13/15 The Sorrowful Mysteries Hint: 5 choices The Scourging at the Pillar The Agony in the Garden The Annunciation The Ascension The Assumption The Carrying of the Cross The Coronation of the Blessed Virgin Mary The Crowning with Thorns The Crucifixion 14/15 The Luminous Mysteries Hint: 5 choices The Baptism of Christ in the Jordan The Institution of the Eucharist The Finding of Jesus in the Temple The Manifestation of Christ at the wedding of Cana The Ascension The Proclamation of the Kingdom of God, with his call to conversion The Presentation The Transfiguration The Descent of the Holy Spirit 15/15 The Glorioud Mysteries Hint: 5 choices The Resurrection The Agony in the Gardens The Annunciation The Ascension The Assumption The Descent of the Holy Spirit The Carrying of the Cross The Coronation of the Blessed Virgin Mary The Crowning with Thorns
