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** with "lent" meaning "lengthening days" (Old Saxon ''lentin'') | ** with "lent" meaning "lengthening days" (Old Saxon ''lentin'') | ||
*** as in the increasing length of the day towards Spring | *** as in the increasing length of the day towards Spring | ||
* ''' | * '''ligamen''' | ||
** under Canon law, an existing marriage tie | ** under Canon law, an existing marriage tie | ||
** a state of ligamen constitutes an impediment to the contraction of another marriage | ** a state of ligamen constitutes an impediment to the contraction of another marriage | ||
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* | * '''Magisterium''' | ||
** from CCC Glossary, p. 889: | ** from CCC Glossary, p. 889: | ||
<pre>"The living teaching office of the Church, whose task is to give us authentic interpretation of the word of God... the Magisterium ensures the Church's fidelity to the teaching of the Apostles in matters of faith and morals"</pre> | <pre>"The living teaching office of the Church, whose task is to give us authentic interpretation of the word of God... the Magisterium ensures the Church's fidelity to the teaching of the Apostles in matters of faith and morals"</pre> | ||
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** ''ortho'' (correct) + ''dox'' (opinion) = correct opinion | ** ''ortho'' (correct) + ''dox'' (opinion) = correct opinion | ||
*** ''dox'' from PIE '''*dek-''' "to take, accept" | *** ''dox'' from PIE '''*dek-''' "to take, accept" | ||
* heterodox | * '''heterodox''' | ||
** the orthodox canonical New Testament books were affirmed by '''Irenaeus''' in 177 AD | ** the orthodox canonical New Testament books were affirmed by '''Irenaeus''' in 177 AD | ||
*** his criteria was that the canon be of | *** his criteria was that the canon be of | ||
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* '''Passion, the''' | * '''Passion, the''' | ||
** the suffering of Christ to save our sins | ** the suffering of Christ to save our sins | ||
** "passion" = suffering, or "to endure" | |||
*** from Latin ''pati'' for "to undergo, endure" | |||
*** thus later sense of "state of being affected by" | |||
** "the Passion Narrative" = the events of the last week of Jesus' life | ** "the Passion Narrative" = the events of the last week of Jesus' life | ||
*** from the "Triumphal Entry" to Jerusalem to his crucifixion, death, and burial | *** from the "Triumphal Entry" to Jerusalem to his crucifixion, death, and burial | ||
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****''repent'' = regret with change of mind or habit | ****''repent'' = regret with change of mind or habit | ||
*'''revelation''' | *'''revelation''' | ||
**to make clear, | |||
**from Latin ''revelare'' "unveil, uncover, lay bare" | |||
**= ''re-'' (undo) + ''veil'' (covered) = uncovered | |||
***"veil" is related to "sail", "velum", "cloth" | |||
*'''righteous''' | *'''righteous''' | ||
** sinless, just ("justified") | ** sinless, just ("justified") | ||
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**hollowed, consecrated, made holy | **hollowed, consecrated, made holy | ||
**from Old French ''sacrer'' "to consecrate, anoint" | **from Old French ''sacrer'' "to consecrate, anoint" | ||
***PIE '''*sak-''' or '''*shnk''' "sanctify, make sacred" | ***PIE '''*sak-''' or '''*shnk''' "sanctify, make sacred" | ||
****(cognate from Hittite ''šaklai'' for "custom, rites," or ''zankila'' "to fine, punish") | |||
*'''sacristan''' | *'''sacristan''' | ||
**a church official in charge of the sacristy and its contents | **a church official in charge of the sacristy and its contents | ||