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| More common name of Sacrament of Anointing |
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| "extreme unction" or "last rites" |
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| Significance of name change? |
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| Sick can also get annointed |
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-Miraculous medical interventions
-Spiritual/Psychological healing
-Strengthens for the endurance of suffering |
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| Sacrament replaces need for medical treatment? |
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| No, God uses the skill of doctors, nurses as well as modern medical techniques |
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| Ordinary minister for the anointing of the sick? |
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| Oil used for this Sacrament |
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| 3 Parts of Reconciliation |
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-Confession
-Penance
-Reconciliation/Absolution |
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| Incorrect metaphor for Reconciliation |
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Sacrament-Courtroom
Priest-Judge
Penance-Punishment |
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| Correct metaphor for Reconciliation |
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Sacrament-Doctor's office
Priest-Doctor
Penance-Medicine |
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| Assures absolute confidentiality whether or not it is protected by law (interpreters equally bound) |
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| If a confessor feels someone else should know what is going on... |
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| The confessor can encourage the person to turn themselves in... |
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| Excommunication results from |
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-Breaking the seal
-Falsely accusing a priest of breaking the seal |
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