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• The Commissioning and the responsibilities of the Apostles:

  -        Make disciples of all nations

  -        Baptize in the name of The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit

  -        Teach all that Jesus has commanded
• Pope – The leader of the Catholic Church
• Cardinals – Leading the Bishops and members of the College of Cardinals
• Archbishops – They oversee large areas of Churches called archdiocese
• Bishops – Who hold the full sacrament of Holy Orders
• Priests – A baptized man who has received the full sacrament of holy orders
• Deacons – Ordained minister of the Catholic Church
• Laity – the people
• Wisdom -  allows a person to understand things from God’s point of view
• Understanding – Allows us to grasp, at least in a limited way, the very essence of the truths of the Catholic Faith
• Counsel – Also known as the gift of right judgment, perfection of the cardinal virtue of prudence
• Fortitude – also known as the gift of courage, a person is no longer afraid to stand up for God and His truths
• Knowledge – allows a person to understand the meaning and purpose God has for Him
• Piety – the perfection of the virtue of religion, it takes that willingness beyond a sense of duty
• Fear of the Lord – It puts God in the proper perspective
• Love – Agape love is the highest form of love for God and neighbor.
• Joy – An interior contentment that comes from being close to God and in the right relationship with others. It comes with speaking and upholding the truth
• Peace – Harmony that occurs when justice prevails
• Patience – Composure without complaint
• Kindness – Is a warm and friendly disposition toward another
• Generosity – It is bigheartedness grounded in an abundance mentality. It is unselfish and expresses itself in sharing
• Faithfulness -  Is demonstrated by loyalty to friends, duties performed, promises kept, commitments fulfilled
• Gentleness – Is sensitivity for another person, and grounded in humility  
• Self- control – is self-mastery. It is to remain calm, cool, and collected