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A form of public worship, ritual;
A particular arrangement of services;
"Participation of God's People in God's work" |
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| What is Jesus' "mystical" body? |
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| Christ continues the work of our salvation through what? |
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| No action of the Church is more sacred than this |
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| a religious ceremony or rite |
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| Three types of Catholic sacraments |
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Sacraments of Initiation
Sacraments of Healing
Sacraments of Service
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| The three Sacraments of Initiation |
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Baptism
Confirmation
Holy Eucharist |
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Reconciliation
Anointing of the Sick |
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| What do the sacraments of healing do? |
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| Restore, repair and fortify divine life |
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Gives the Trinity's divine life to us
"No one can enter the Kingdom of God without being born again of water and the Spirit." John 3:5 |
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| What does the Eucharist do? |
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Nourishes the divine life.
"If you do not eath the flesh of the Son of Man and drink his blood, you will not have life in yourselves." John 6:53 |
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| What do the the sacraments of service do? |
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| These sacraments promote the well-being of the Body of Christ (the Church), and the spread of the Kingdom of God. |
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| Marriage mirrors this relationship |
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| Christ's relationship with his Church |
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Ordination
To be consecrated to serve the Church
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| The definition of sacraments |
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Efficacious signs of grace,
Instituted by Christ,
Entrusted to his Church,
By which divine life is given to us |
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Effective
Capable of having a desired effect |
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| Efficacious signs of grace |
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The physical signs used in the sacraments (water, oil, bread, wine, etc.) spiritually accomplish what they signify.
Example: Baptism washes away our sins |
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| Jesus is the origin of the seven sacraments of the Church |
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| Christ gave his Churc the authority to administer the sacraments to the faithful |
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| By which divine life is given to us |
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| Bestowing divine gifts on us through material things we use, so that it is easier for us to receive those gifts |
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| What four things did Jesus tell his apostles to do? |
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Baptize people
Forgive people's sins
Celebrate the Eucharist
Annoint the sick |
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| What is the Liturgical Year? |
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| It celebrates the great events in Christ's life |
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| How many seasons are there in a liturgical year? |
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Two seasons
Feast of Christmas (minor season)
Feast of Easter (major season) |
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Each liturgical season has two periods relating to it's feast.
What are the two periods? |
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Preparation (anticipating the feast)
Celebration (reliving the event) |
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| What is the preparation period for the Christmas feast called? |
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Advent prepares the Church for the twofold coming of Christ.
What are the two comings of Christ? |
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1st coming in history
2nd coming in glory |
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| What feast day ends the Christmas season? |
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| Epiphany celebrates what two things? |
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The revelation (revealing) of Jesus as God the Son, in human form
The end of the Christmast season |
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| What is the high point of the liturgical year? |
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| The celebration of Easter |
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| What is the Church's "sacrament of sacraments"? |
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| The Eucharist (communion) |
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| What is the "feast of feasts" in the Church's liturgical year? |
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| For Christians, what does passover celebrate? |
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| The passage from spiritual death (in sin) to spiritual life (in Christ) |
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| What is the preparation for Easter called? |
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| What is the meaning of marking the foreheads on Ash Wednesday? |
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| Repenting and mourning of sin |
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| What does Holy Week celebrate? |
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The end of Lent
The last week of Jesus' life on earth
Jesus' Last Supper (Holy Thursday)
Jesus' Crucifixion (Good Friday) |
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| A book containing a collection of scripture readings |
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passover
celebrates our passage from spiritual death to spiritual life through Christ |
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| When does the celebration of Easter begin? |
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| When are adult converts to the Church baptized? |
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| When does the Easter season end? |
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Pentecost
50 days after Easter |
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| What does the Feast of the Pentecost celebrate? |
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The descent of the Holy Spirit upon the disciples of Christ after the resurrection
The birthday of the Church |
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| How long is the "Ordinary Time after Easter"? |
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| What ends the "Ordinary Time after Easter?" |
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| What book contains the readings of the liturgical year? |
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| How many readings from the Lectionary are read each Sunday? |
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| From what parts of the Bible are the three Lectionary readings taken each Sunday? |
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1.Old Testament
2. The Letters (epistles) or Revelation
3. Gospels |
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| How long does it take the Church to cover the readings in the Lectionary? |
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Letters from the apostles to the Christians
Found in the New Testament
Generally atributed to Apostle Paul |
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