2.1b : The Sacramental Nature of Reality (continued) Flashcards

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What happens at reconciliation, and who is usually involved?

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  • It is a way to say sorry to God and ask for forgiveness.
  • Forgiveness is granted through a priest.
  • Anyone can recieve it, as long as they have been baptised.
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What are the key symbols of reconciliation?

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  • Confession of sins commited.
  • Act of Contrition (making up for what they have done)
  • Words of forgiveness spoken by the priest.
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How does reconciliation show God’s salvation and grace?

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  • Communicates salvation as you are asking to be forgiven and saved from sin.
  • Grace as God blesses you to live a good, holy life.
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What happens at the Anointing of the Sick, and who is usually involved?

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  • The sacrament is usually taken when someone is ill.
  • They ask for strength from God to endure their sufferings or face death.
  • Usually the sick or the elderly recieve this sacrament.
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What are the key symbols of the Anointing of the Sick?

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  • Priest lays his hands over the sick person.
  • Anointing oil
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How does the Anointing of the Sick show God’s grave and salvation?

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Asking to be healed or God will be with you with your journey to heaven.

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