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worship

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giving honor, praise, and sacrifice to God

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adore

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giving praise and honor to God

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reverence

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honor and respect

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superstition

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belief that creatures have supernatural powers

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impiety

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the sin of lacking reverence or proper respect for God

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heresy

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the willful denial of a truth of faith

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apostasy

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the rejection by a baptized person of the Christian faith

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schism

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to deny the authority of the church

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idolatry

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the sin of worshipping something other than God

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irreligion

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an absence of love for God and not giving to Him what we owe as His creatures

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sacrifice

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  • The act of completely giving something back to God
  • Old Testament sacrifice included burning animals and crops and offering them to God
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stewardship

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the proper use of God’s gifts

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tithing

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returning our riches to God in service for the poor and the Church. Tithing is an act of love for God

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What is required by the 1st Commandment?

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The First Commandment commands us to believe in God, to hope in him, and to love him above all else

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Believe – Love – Hope

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We must learn in order to believe

We must believe in order to hope

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Gestures of Reverence During Mass

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Blessing oneself with holy water

Making the Sign of the Cross

Genuflecting

Kneeling with folded hands

Bowing

Beating the breast with clenched fist

Standing with hands folded

Sitting quietly with hands folded

Making a small cross on the forehead, lips and heart

Carrying something in precession

Receiving Communion on the tongue or hand

Offering a handshake or some other sign of peace

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Why do we honor and pray to saints?

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  • We worship and adore God only – not saints.
  • We pray for the intercession of saints in our needs.
  • We show reverence to God, the saints and all holy things and places.
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What is forbidden by the 1st Commandment?

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The first commandment forbids:

  • heresy
  • apostasy
  • voluntary doubt
  • deliberate ignorance of God’s truth
  • despair
  • presumption
  • idolatry
  • indifference to God
  • hatred of God
  • superstition
  • irreligious behavior.
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Detached Love

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a love that is ready to let go of things when God asks it of us

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Exodus 32:1-28

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  • Why did they make a calf?
  • Did they not trust God?
  • How did God respond?
  • What was their punishment?
  • What should we learn from this story?
  • What are some of our “golden calves” today?
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Mark 10:17-22

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  • Did the rich young man keep the commandments?
  • Did he know about God?
  • Did he use his gifts well?
  • Why was the rich young man sad?
  • Do we work hard for the things we have? Do we deserve them?
  • Are our possessions a gift from God?
  • Is it hard to give up our possessions? Why?
  • Did the rich young man love God? How much?
  • What is a detached love? How can we have a detached love for our possessions?
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concupiscence

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  • Man could not be reconciled with God
  • Closed the gates of heaven
  • No offering of man could make up for it
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Sacrifice of the cross

vs

Sacrifice of the Mass

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•The sacrifice of Jesus on the cross is made present through the Mass
•On the cross Jesus is the priest – the one offering the sacrifice – and the victim – the one being sacrificed.
•Jesus is the priest through the person of the priest
•Jesus is the victim through the bread and wine
•The Mass is the same sacrifice as the cross in a different manner
–Cross is bloody manner
–Mass is unbloody manner

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Due Worship

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  • Acknowledge that God is God
  • Thank God
  • Ask God to provide for our needs
  • Ask forgiveness
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Four Forms of Prayer

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  • A – Adoration
  • C – Contrition (sorrow)
  • T – Thanksgiving
  • S – Supplication (petition)

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