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ویرایش: 2 نویسندگان: Rev John Trigilio. jr .PhD.ThD, Brighenti. Rev Kenneth سری: ISBN (شابک) : 9781118077788, 9781118170434 ناشر: Wiley Publishing;JOHN WILEY سال نشر: 2012 تعداد صفحات: 0 زبان: English فرمت فایل : EPUB (درصورت درخواست کاربر به PDF، EPUB یا AZW3 تبدیل می شود) حجم فایل: 8 مگابایت
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Catholicism For Dummies is not a catechism or religious textbook, but a casual, down-to-earth introduction for Catholics and non-Catholics. It gives commonsense explanations of Catholic weddings, Baptisms, funerals, Confirmations, and First Communions. You'll also discover other important topics that can help you better understand the Catholic culture—from morality and devotions to worship and liturgy.
There are more than one billion Catholics in the world, and each one shares a foundational set of basic beliefs and practices that he or she follows. Some of the teachings of Catholicism are thousands of years old, while others are more recent. So what is the Catholic culture like and what do they believe? Catholicism For Dummies answers these and many other questions.
Catholicism For Dummies presents a rich tapestry and history of the Catholic faith—from devotions to doctrines. This intelligent and faithful look at Catholicism will open your eyes to this religion and answer many of the questions you may have about it.
Content: Machine generated contents note: About This Book --
Conventions Used in This Book --
Foolish Assumptions --
How This Book Is Organized --
pt. I What Do Catholics Believe? --
pt. II Celebrating the Mysteries of Faith --
pt. III Living a Saintly Life --
pt. IV Praying and Using Devotions --
pt. V The Part of Tens --
pt. VI Appendixes --
Icons Used in This Book --
Where to Go from Here --
pt. I What Do Catholics Believe? --
ch. 1 What It Means to Be Catholic --
What Exactly Is Catholicism Anyway? --
Knowing What the Catholic Church Teaches --
Grasping the basic beliefs --
Respecting the role of the Church and Its leaders --
Worshipping as a Catholic: The Holy Mass --
Bringing body and soul into the mix --
Participating inside and out --
Behaving Like a Catholic --
Following the general ground rules --
Avoiding sin --
Heeding the Church's stance on tough issues --
Praying as a Catholic: Showing Your Devotion --
Praying and using devotions. Contents note continued: Realizing the importance of Mary and the saints --
Following traditions --
ch. 2 Having Faith in God's Revealed Word --
How Do You Know If You Have Faith? --
Having Faith in Revelation --
Faith in the written word: The Bible --
Faith in the spoken word: Sacred Tradition --
Backing Up Your Faith with Reason: Summa Theologica --
Through motion --
Through causality --
Through necessity --
Through gradation --
Through governance --
ch. 3 In the Beginning: Catholic Teachings on Creation and Original Sin --
Making Something out of Nothing --
Breathing Life into the World: Creationism or Evolution? --
Angels and Devils: Following God or Lucifer --
Infused knowledge, eternal decisions --
The angels' test and the devil's choice --
Witnessing the Original Sin --
Tempting our first parents --
Losing gifts --
Wounding our nature --
Being redeemed by God's grace --
Facing the four last things --
Anticipating What's to Come: Moving toward the End of Creation. Contents note continued: The Second Coming --
Resurrection of the dead --
General judgment --
The end of the world --
ch. 4 Believing in Jesus --
Understanding Jesus, the God-Man --
The human nature of Jesus --
The divine nature of Jesus --
The Savior of our sins
the Redeemer of the world --
The obedient Son of God --
The Gospel Truth: Examining Four Written Records of Jesus --
Catholic beliefs about the Gospel --
How the Gospels came to be --
Comparing Gospels --
Dealing with Heresy and Some Other $10 Words --
Gnosticism and Docetism --
Arianism --
Nestorianism --
Monophysitism --
ch. 5 Defining "The Church" and What Membership Means --
Establishing a Foundation: Built on Rock --
Seeing the Church as the Body of Christ and Communion of Saints --
Understanding the Four Marks of the Church --
Fulfilling Its Mission --
The priestly office: Sanctifying through the sacraments --
The prophetic office: Teaching through the Magisterium. Contents note continued: The kingly office: Shepherding and governing through the hierarchy --
Membership Has Its Benefits --
ch. 6 Who's Who in the Catholic Church --
Getting to Know the Pope --
How the pope gets his job --
Is he really infallible? --
Now that's job security --
Where the pope hangs his hat --
Who's Next in the Ecclesiastical Scheme of Things --
Cardinals --
Bishops and archbishops --
The vicar general --
The parish priest --
Deacons --
Monks and nuns, brothers and sisters --
pt. II Celebrating the Mysteries of Faith --
ch. 7 Body and Soul: Worshipping Catholic Style --
Getting Your Body and Soul into the Act --
Understanding Some Symbols and Gestures --
The sign of the cross --
The genuflection --
The crucifix --
Holy water --
Sensing God --
Through sight --
Through touch --
Through smell --
Through sound --
Through taste --
ch. 8 Entering the Church: Baptism, Communion, and Confirmation --
Come On In ---
The Water's Fine --
Becoming Christ's kith and kin. Contents note continued: Washing away original sin --
Baptizing with water --
Receiving the sacrament of Baptism in other ways --
The Holy Eucharist --
Understanding the consecrated host --
Discovering who can receive Holy Communion --
Partaking of First Holy Communion --
Coming of Age: Confirmation --
ch. 9 The Sacraments of Service and Healing --
The Sacraments of Service and Community --
Marriage ---
Catholic style --
Holy Orders --
The Sacraments of Mercy and Healing --
Penance --
Anointing of the Sick --
ch. 10 Celebrating the Catholic Mass --
What Exactly Is the Mass? --
Honoring the Sabbath publicly --
Participating fully --
Uniting past, present, and future --
The Two Parts of the Mass --
Beginning the Mass --
Acknowledging sin (Penitential Act) --
Gloria --
Opening Prayer (Collect) --
The Liturgy of the Word --
The Liturgy of the Eucharist --
Vatican II and the Celebration of Mass --
Allowing worship in vernacular languages --
Other changes resulting from Vatican II. Contents note continued: Checking out the Roman Missal, Third Edition --
Understanding the Latin roots --
Seeing why change was necessary --
Knowing what it means for you in the pew --
Adjusting the Mass for the Occasion --
Weekday and Sunday --
Holy days of obligation --
Simple and solemn celebrations --
Spiritual Seasons of the Year --
Christ Our Light: The first half of the liturgical year --
Christ Our Life: The second half of the liturgical year --
pt. III Living a Saintly Life --
ch. 11 Obeying the Rules: Catholic Law --
Following the Eternal Law of God --
The divine positive law --
The natural moral law --
The human positive law --
Playing by the Church's Rules --
Attending Mass on all Sundays and holy days of obligation --
Receiving the Holy Eucharist during Easter season --
Confessing your sins at least once a year --
Fasting and abstaining on appointed days --
Contributing to the support of the Church --
Observing Church marriage laws. Contents note continued: Supporting Missionary Work of the Church --
ch. 12 Loving and Honoring: The Ten Commandments --
Demonstrating Love for God --
I. Honor God --
II. Honor God's name --
III. Honor God's day --
Loving Your Neighbor --
IV. Honor your parents --
V. Honor human life --
VI and IX Honor human sexuality --
VII and X Honor the property of others --
VIII. Honor the truth --
Coming Out Even Steven --
ch. 13 Being Good When Sinning Is So Easy --
Cultivating Good Habits --
Prudence: Knowing what, when, and how --
Justice: Treating others fairly --
Temperance: Moderating pleasure --
Fortitude: Doing what's right come hell or high water --
The Seven Deadly Sins --
Pride goeth before the fall --
Envying what others have or enjoy --
Lusting after fruit that's forbidden --
Anger to the point of seeking revenge --
Gluttony: Too much food or firewater --
Greed: The desire for more and more --
Sloth: Lazy as a lotus-eater. Contents note continued: ch. 14 Standing Firm: The Church's Stance on Some Sticky Issues --
Celibacy and the Male Priesthood --
Flying solo for life --
No-woman's-land --
Matters of Life and Death --
Abortion --
Euthanasia --
The death penalty --
The Just War Doctrine --
Planning Your Family Naturally --
The moral argument against artificial contraception --
The natural alternative to contraception --
What if you can't conceive naturally? --
Defending Traditional Family Life --
pt. IV Praying and Using Devotions --
ch. 15 Growing in the Faith --
Having a Personal Relationship with God through Prayer --
Practicing the four types of prayer --
Getting to know spontaneous and formal prayer --
Praying in Private and in a Community --
Taking personal time with God: Private prayer --
Joining others for communal prayer --
Saying the Lord's Prayer --
Taking It to the Next Level: The Stages of Spiritual Growth --
Purgative: Practicing self-denial and sacrifice. Contents note continued: Illuminative: Distinguishing good from evil --
Unitive: Connecting with God --
ch. 16 Showing Your Love for God --
Going Beyond Your Basic Duty --
Knowing when and where to pray devotions --
Separating devotions from Mass --
Running the Gamut of Devotions --
Praying novenas to the saints --
Loving litanies --
Looking at statues and icons --
Making pilgrimages --
Going on a retreat --
Wearing sacred gear --
Praying the Rosary --
Saying the Divine Mercy Chaplet --
The Way of the Cross --
ch. 17 Expressing Affection for Mary --
No, Catholics Don't Worship Mary --
What Catholics Believe about Mary --
She's the Mother of God --
She's the Mother of the Church --
She's the Mother of the Mystical Body of Christ --
She was conceived through Immaculate Conception --
She went to heaven, body and soul --
Her never-ending virginity --
Up Close and Personal with Mary --
May crowning --
First Saturdays --
Marian shrines and apparitions. Contents note continued: ch. 18 Honoring the Catholic Saints --
Having a Place in the Hearts of Catholics --
Honoring God's Good Friends --
It's All about Intercession --
Recognizing a Saint --
Looking at the process to becoming a saint --
Going through the investigations for sainthood --
Experiencing the beatification and canonization Mass --
A Saint for Every Day of the Year --
Discovering the Communion of Saints --
Saints in heaven --
Believers on earth --
Souls in purgatory --
ch. 19 Practicing Catholic Traditions --
Adoring the Blessed Sacrament --
Participating in Benediction --
Adoring at church during Perpetual Adoration or the 40-hour devotion --
Representing Life's Journey: Other Religious Processions --
Meatless Fridays --
The tradition of abstaining --
Substituting Corporal and Spiritual Works of Mercy for abstinence --
Using Sacramentals --
Signifying death with ashes --
Commemorating with blessed palms --
Receiving the blessing of throats --
Exorcising demons. Contents note continued: Tolling bells --
Celebrating Year-Round --
Feast of the Epiphany --
Feast of Candlemas --
St. Patrick's Day --
St. Joseph's Day --
Marian Feasts in May --
Feast of St. Anthony of Padua --
Feast of St. Therese of Lisieux --
Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe --
pt. V The Part of Tens --
ch. 20 Ten Famous Catholics --
Blessed Mother Teresa of Calcutta (1910-1997) --
Blessed Pope John Paul II (1920-2005) --
Archbishop Fulton J. Sheen (1895-1979) --
Mother Angelica (1923) --
John F. Kennedy (1917-1963) --
Alfred E. Smith (1873-1944) --
Father Edward Flanagan (1886-1948) --
John Ronald Reuel Tolkien (1892-1973) --
Gilbert Keith Chesterton (1874-1936) --
Christopher Columbus (1451-1506) --
ch. 21 Ten (Plus One) Popular Catholic Saints --
St. Peter (Died around A.D. 64) --
St. Jude (Died during the first century A.D.) --
St. Benedict (480-circa 543) --
St. Dominic de Guzman (1170-1221) --
St. Francis of Assisi (1181-1226) --
St. Anthony of Padua (1195-1231). Contents note continued: St. Thomas Aquinas (1225-1274) --
St. Ignatius of Loyola (1491-1556) --
St. Bernadette Soubirous (1844-1879) --
St. Therese of Lisleux (1873-1897) --
St. Pio of Pietrelcina (1887-1968) --
ch. 22 Ten Popular Catholic Places --
Rome --
The Basilica de Guadalupe --
San Giovanni Rotondo, Italy --
The Basilica of Czestochowa, Poland --
The Basilica of Lourdes, France --
Fatima, Portugal --
The Cathedral of Notre Dame --
The National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception --
The Minor Basilica of Saint Anne de Beaupre --
The Shrine of the Most Blessed Sacrament --
pt. VI Appendixes --
Appendix A A Brief History of Catholicism --
Ancient Times (A.D. 33-741) --
Non-Christian Rome (A.D. 33-312) --
Christian Rome (A.D. 313-475) --
Barbarian invasions and the fall of Rome (A.D. 476-570) --
Pope St. Gregory the Great to Charles Martel (590-741) --
The Middle Ages (A.D. 800-1500) --
Christendom: One big, mighty kingdom --
The Golden Age --
The downward spiral. Contents note continued: The Reformation to the Modern Era (1517-Today) --
The growing need for reform --
The reformers --
The Catholic Church's response: The Counter Reformation --
The Age of Reason --
The Age of Revolution --
The Modern Era --
Appendix B Popular Catholic Prayers --
Latin Rite (Western Catholic) Prayers --
Our Father (Pater Noster) --
Hail Mary (Ave Maria) --
Glory Be --
Salve Regina --
Memorare --
Act of Contrition --
Prayer to Guardian Angel --
Grace Before/After Meals --
Prayer to St. Michael the Archangel --
Act of Faith --
Act of Hope --
Act of Love (Charity) --
Byzantine and Eastern Catholic Prayers --
Prayer before meals --
Prayer after meals --
Prayer of the Publican --
Prayer of St. Ephraim of Syria --
Prayer to St. Maron.