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Jesus is the Son of God sent to bring salvation to humanity. While fully human, he lived a sinless life and preached about the Kingdom of God. He performed miracles that showed the Kingdom was both present and something to be achieved in the future. Jesus was crucified but rose from the dead, defeating sin and death. He established the Church to continue his mission and spread the Gospel, empowering it with the Holy Spirit. The Church is both human and divine, with a visible hierarchical structure but also bearing the spiritual presence of Christ.
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The document discusses the nature of the Church as a mystery. It says that the Church derives its mystery from its Trinitarian origin and manifests the Trinity through its nature and mission. The Church is a mystery because its nature can never be fully understood through human reason alone, as it is a reality that is always greater than what we comprehend. The Church holds together apparent 'opposites' such as being both divine and human, visible and invisible. Through history we can see God's hand in preserving the Church despite difficulties and persecutions.
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- 2. Jesus is the Son of God, sent by the Father out of LOVE that we might have life through Him. (see Jn 3:16) EMPHASIS: God’s solidarity with us, human beings. A. THE NATURE OF THE CHURCH: HUMAN AND DIVINE CHRISTOLOGY
- 3. SIN Jesus lived among us as our fellow human being, like us in all things EXCEPT…
- 4. He underwent the process of human growth. He grew and became strong and advanced in wisdom and age, and favor before God and men. He lived the life of a carpenter, shared the life of the human community, worked in a hidden way for the greater part of his life.
- 5. Identified by the Father as His Son and Servant, Jesus preached in the power of the Holy Spirit The theme of His preaching and deeds was the KINGDOM OF GOD. This Kingdom was not only a reality in the future but was already somehow present through Jesus’ own person, words and deeds.
- 6. It was a Kingdom that brought liberation and salvation to the human person both in his physical and spiritual dimensions. Jesus proclaimed the Good News of the Kingdom to all but showed special preference for the POOR
- 8. The Kingdom achieved its decisive victory through the passion, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. He resisted evil and clashed with the religious powers of Israel. He was crucified, and died a victim of injustice, but His death was less a taking away of His life as a free offering of Himself to the Father, an act which He wants us to remember through the Eucharist.
- 10. The time between the ascension of the Lord and His return in glory at the end of time is the TIME OF THE CHURCH, the time of mission for the disciples of the Lord After His Ascension, he sent upon the them the Holy Spirit on Pentecost so that, invested with power from on high, they might proclaim courageously the love of Jesus who died and rose that all might have life.
- 12. The one mediator, Christ, established and ever sustains here on earth his holy Church , the community of faith, hope, and charity, as a visible organization through which he communicates truth and grace to all men.“