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The mission of the Church is to continue Christ's presence on Earth. The Church has been part of God's plan since the beginning and was foreshadowed in Israel before being unveiled in its fullness at Pentecost. Empowered by the Holy Spirit, the Church continues Christ's work of evangelization by giving gifts to its members so they can be Christ's hands and feet in the world.
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- 2. In this section… You are going to review: The Church = Those called out of darkness into the Light The Church’s Mission = To continue to be Christ’s constant presence on Earth.
- 3. Images of the Church •People of God •Temple of the Holy Spirit •Bride of Christ •The Body of Christ
- 4. Images of the Church Help us to discern the full mystery of what it means…
- 5. To be Church
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- 7. The Church She was foreshadowed in the People of Israel.
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