the church and the kingdom of God
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- Created on: 10-04-22 19:06
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- church and the kingdom of God
- pilgrimage and the stations of the cross
- pilgrimage is the movement forward to a final destination
- Christians are on a sacred journey of service throughout their lives
- stations of the cross
- Jesus' last painful journey, 14 images, usually made during Lent, they walk and say a reflection or prayer at each station
- form of dramatized prayer (raising of the heart and mind to God)
- Jesus' last painful journey, 14 images, usually made during Lent, they walk and say a reflection or prayer at each station
- pilgrimage
- a dramatized journey, has spiritual and religious significance,
- why people go? to find spiritual wellbeing, to be forgiven, to learn more about God, to think and reflect
- a dramatized journey, has spiritual and religious significance,
- pilgrimage is the movement forward to a final destination
- the Lords prayer
- 'our father who art in heaven'
- Stars with Abba meaning father. Shows Jesus' intimate relationship with God. He wants us all to have this relationship with God
- 'our father who art in heaven'
- pilgrimage and the stations of the cross
- JERUSALEM
- people go to worship and witness where Jesus was crucified and resurrected. This could make them feel closer to the presence of God
- ROME
- people may go to see the Pope and to be in the place where St Peter was crucified and buried
- also to visit the tomb of St Peter. Rome is the centre of catholic faith (successors of St Peter)
- people may go to see the Pope and to be in the place where St Peter was crucified and buried
- LOURDES
- many go because they believe that the water from the spring has healing powers.
- they go to see the site of a famous vision experiences by a young girl called Bernadette.
- WALSINGHAM
- people go to the slipper chapel to leave their shoes and walk the final mile barefoot - the holy mile
- the kingdom of God
- summary of Gods whole teachings
- Jesus was referring to the idea of Gods authority, not the place
- 'the kingdom of God is among you' Luke
- starts by birth of Jesus, confirmed by resurrection and death, will be completed in heaven, grows in lives of Christians
- Jesus was referring to the idea of Gods authority, not the place
- summary of Gods whole teachings
- charity
- providing help and love to those in need
- the second commandment: you shall love your neighbor as you love yourself
- Jesus helped those in need and he sacrificed himself for us so we should have compassion for others
- providing help and love to those in need
- LOCAL
- help given to people living in the immediate area. People we see on a daily basis. For example SVP
- NATIONAL
- help offered on a countrywide basis. For example CSAN
- GLOBAL
- help offered to people in other countries. For example CAFOD
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