C5.2 - Coming of Age Ceremonies Flashcards
1
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What is Confirmation? [4]
A
- christian sacrament
- individual affirms their faith and commitment to God
- receives the Holy Spirit
- is recognised as a fully committed member of the Christian community
2
Q
What is the role of Sponsors in Confirmation? [2]
A
- helps guide the person through their spiritual journey
- provide mentorship, support and acts like a role model in living a christian life
3
Q
What’s the significance of Affirmation of Belief? [2]
A
- individual publicly reaffirms the promises made on their behalf at Baptism
- sponsors are present to provide spiritual support.
4
Q
What is First Communion? [2]
A
- 1st time a person receives the Eucharist
- happens in denominations which believe in transubstantiation
5
Q
Which denominations does First Communion happen in? [2]
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Catholic, Orthodox
6
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What is Chrismation? [4]
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- a sacrament in the Orthodox Church
- equivalent to Confirmation in Catholicism
- linked with Baptism and happens rights after Baptism
- the rite of annointing with holy oil
7
Q
What is Chrism? [2]
A
- consecrated oil
- used in cChristian eremonies
8
Q
In which ceremonies would the Chrism be used? [3]
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- Confirmation
- Baptism
- Chrismation
9
Q
What rituals are performed in Confirmation? [3]
A
- baptism
- annointing with chrism
- laying on of hands by bishop/priest
10
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What rituals are performed in Chrismation? [4]
A
- baptism
- renunciation of Satan
- annointing of Chrism in various places
- First Communion
11
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What does the annointing of chrism symbolise? [1]
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- being sealed with the gifts of the Holy Spirit
12
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What does the laying of the hands symbolise? [2]
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- the descent of the Holy Spirit, reenacting the Pentecost event
13
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What does wearing special clothing in Chrismation symbolise? [2]
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- purity
- new life in Christ
14
Q
What is the importance of becoming a full member at the Church? [4]
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- spiritual maturity and personal commitment to faith
- strengthens the individual’s connection to the church community
- allows full participation in church life
- grants the right to be a godparent or sponsor for others