Easter, day on which Christians celebrate Jesus’ Resurrection from the dead, Paschal Mystery, The work of salvation accomplished by Jesus Christ mainly through his Passion, death, Resurrection, and Ascension., Church, in general, all the people who believe in Jesus Christ and are baptized into the Christian faith, Pentecost, when the Twelve Apostles and other disciples experienced the amazing outpouring of the Holy Spirit, charism, A special gift or grace of the Holy Spirit given to an individual Christian or a community, People of God, A biblical name for the entire Church, which has its foundation in the Chosen People of the Old Testament., Body of Christ, A name for the entire Church, considered the Mystical Body of Christ., Temple of the Holy Spirit, A biblical image used for the Church, emphasizing that the Church is a dwelling place for the Holy Spirit, creed, an official profession of faith, Protestant, A member or follower of any of the Western Christian churches that are separate from the Roman Catholic Church, Eastern Orthodox, The twenty-one Churches of the East, Catholic, meaning comprehensive or universal., tradition (little t), spiritual customs and practices associated with a particular community or culture, Tradition (big T), These are the Essential beliefs and practices for all Catholics, epistle, Another name for a New Testament letter, institution, A visible organization united by hierarchical structures and doctrinal teachings, with the Pope at the top, sacrament, A community of fellowship nourished by the Sacraments to be the visible sign of God’s grace and love in the world., herald, A faithful people gathered and guided by the Holy Spirit to preach the Word of God., servant, A redeemed people called to build God’s Kingdom of love, justice, reconciliation, and peace in this world., family, An inclusive community of kinship living as brothers and sisters in Christ.

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