Confirmation Flashcards

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How was the blessed trinity revealed?

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Baptism- the father was the voice, the son was Jesus, the Holy Spirit was shown as a dove
transfiguration- God was the voice , the son in Jesus, the Holy Spirit in a shining cloud.

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What did the ascension of Jesus signify?

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This signified that from that moment toward Jesus is with the father and also with us forever, through the Holy Spirit.

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3
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What happened on Pentecost?

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The Holy Spirit came to the apostles and other disciples and empowered them to proclaim the good news to the people in Jerusalem.
3,000 people were baptized into the church.

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4
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Who is the Holy Spirit?

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The third person of the blessed trinity
The Holy Spirit is called the gift

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5
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What is the essential rite of confirmation?

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The anointing of the candidates forehead with sacred chrism together with the laying on of the ministers hand as he says “Be sealed with the gift of the Holy Spirit”.

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6
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What does anointing mean?

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To pour oil over someone to consecrate them.

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7
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What are the 7 gifts of the Holy Spirit?

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Wisdom
Understanding
Counsel
Fortitude
Knowledge
Piety
Fear of the lord

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8
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What are actual graces?

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The urging from the Holy Spirit that help us to do good and to deepen our relationship with Christ.

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9
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Who were the Apostles?

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Twelve men who shared Jesus’ mission in a special way (Jesus chose 12 men)

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What is the meaning of Ascension?

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Jesus’ return in all his glory to his father in heaven.

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What is Baptism?

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The sacrament in which we are freed from original sin, become children of god, and are welcomed into the church.

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12
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What is a bishop?

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A man who has received the fullness of the sacrament of holy orders and continues the apostles mission of leadership and service.

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What is the Blessed trinity?

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The three divine persons in one god:god the father, god the son, and god the Holy Spirit.

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What are Charisms?

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Special gifts bestowed by the Holy Spirit that are given for the building up of the church and for the good of all people.

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What is Church?

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The community of people who believe in Jesus Christ, have been baptized in him, and follow his teachings.

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16
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Who are the disciples?

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Men and women who traveled with Jesus, witnessed his healing and miracles, and heard his preachings.

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17
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Evangelize

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The proclaim the good news of Christ to all people in every circumstance of life.

18
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Fruits of the Holy Spirit

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Charity
Joy
Peace
Patience
Kindness
Goodness
Generosity
Gentleness
Faithfulness
Modesty
Self-control
Chastity

19
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Holy Spirit

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God, the third person of the blessed trinity

20
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Kingdom of god

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The power of gods love active in our lives and in our world.

21
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Last supper

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The last meal which Jesus ate with the disciples on the night before he died.

22
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Messiah

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The person god planed to send to save the people from their sins.
The word messiah comes from a Hebrew word that means “anointed one”.

23
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Original sin

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The first sin that weekend human nature and brought ignorance, suffering, and death into the world; we all suffer from its effects.

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Passion

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The suffering and death of Jesus

25
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Pentecost

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The day in which the Holy Spirit came to Jesus’ first desciples as Jesus promised. Pentecost marks the beginning of the church.

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Resurrection

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The mystery of the Jesus rising from death to new life.

27
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Sacred chrism

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Perfumed oil blessed by a bishop.

28
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Sanctifying grace

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The grace that we receive in the sacraments.

29
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Scripture

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The written record of gods revelation and his relationship with his people.

30
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State of grace

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Being without mortal sin

31
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Transfiguration

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The mysterious event in which Jesus, seen speaking with Moses and Elijah on the mountain, was transformed in appearance- in the sight of Peter, James and John.

32
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Kerigma

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A Greek word used in the New testimate for “proclamation”

33
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Torah, Pentateuch

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The first five books of the Bible (Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, and Deuteronomy)

34
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Epiclesis

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The invocation of the Holy Spirit over the offerings so it may become the body and blood of Jesus.

35
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Liturgical cycles

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The lectionary follows a Sunday and weekday cycle. The Sunday cycle is 3 yearly and denoted by the letters A,B, and C. Each letter follows through one of the gospels.

36
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What are the three cycles?

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Cycle A-Mathew: Baptism
Cycle B-Marks: prayer
Cycle C- Lucas’: concersion

37
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Liturgical year

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The cycle of seasons and feasts celebrating Christ with us always.

38
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Liturgical seasons

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Advent
Christmas
Ordinary time I
Lent
Easter triduum
Easter season
Ordinary time

39
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Lectionary

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The collection of scriptural passages used for mass

40
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Roman missal

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The book that cantains the prayers and rites that the priest used to celebrate mass