SACRAMENTALS Flashcards

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What is a sacrament?

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A sacrament is a visible sign of an invisible faith.

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What is the Latin origin of the word ‘Sacrament’?

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The Latin word ‘Sacra,’ meaning ‘Holy or Sacred Matters’.

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Who instituted the sacraments?

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Christ instituted the sacraments and entrusted them to the Church.

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What do sacraments do?

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They are efficacious signs of grace that dispense divine life.

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Who is considered the Primordial Sacrament?

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Jesus Christ.

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What is the Fundamental Sacrament?

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The Church.

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Does the effectiveness of a sacrament depend on the priest?

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No, the effectiveness of the sacrament depends on the sacrament itself.

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Who is the true source of grace in the sacraments?

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God Himself.

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What is required for sacraments to bear fruit?

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The recipient must have the right disposition.

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What are the three categories of sacraments?

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Initiation, Healing, and Service.

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What are the three Sacraments of Initiation?

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Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Eucharist.

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What are the two Sacraments of Healing?

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Penance and Anointing of the Sick.

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What are the two Sacraments of Service?

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Matrimony and Holy Orders.

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How do sacramentals differ from sacraments?

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Sacramentals do not confer grace but prepare people to receive it.

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Give three examples of sacramentals.

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Blessings, exorcisms, religious objects (rosaries, scapulars).

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What is the Jubilee Year?

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A special year of forgiveness, occurring every 25 years.

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What are the liturgical colors for Advent and Lent?

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Purple (preparation and penance).

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What does a crucifix represent?

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A cross with Christ’s body, symbolizing His sacrifice.

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What are some sacred actions considered sacramentals?

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Kneeling, prostrating, genuflecting.

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What is the difference between minor and major exorcisms?

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Minor exorcisms occur in Baptism; major exorcisms are for possession.

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Who can bless objects or people?

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Anyone can bless using holy water, the sign of the cross, or prayer.

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What is the purpose of sacramentals?

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They help people become aware of Christ’s grace-filled presence.

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What is a sacrament?

A

A sacrament is a visible sign of an invisible faith.

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What is the Latin origin of the word ‘Sacrament’?

A

The Latin word ‘Sacra,’ meaning ‘Holy or Sacred Matters’.

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Who instituted the sacraments?
Christ instituted the sacraments and entrusted them to the Church.
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What do sacraments do?
They are efficacious signs of grace that dispense divine life.
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Who is considered the Primordial Sacrament?
Jesus Christ.
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What is the Fundamental Sacrament?
The Church.
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Does the effectiveness of a sacrament depend on the priest?
No, the effectiveness of the sacrament depends on the sacrament itself.
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Who is the true source of grace in the sacraments?
God Himself.
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What is required for sacraments to bear fruit?
The recipient must have the right disposition.
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What are the three categories of sacraments?
Initiation, Healing, and Service.
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What are the three Sacraments of Initiation?
Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Eucharist.
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What are the two Sacraments of Healing?
Penance and Anointing of the Sick.
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What are the two Sacraments of Service?
Matrimony and Holy Orders.
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How do sacramentals differ from sacraments?
Sacramentals do not confer grace but prepare people to receive it.
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Give three examples of sacramentals.
Blessings, exorcisms, religious objects (rosaries, scapulars).
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What is the Jubilee Year?
A special year of forgiveness, occurring every 25 years.
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What are the liturgical colors for Advent and Lent?
Purple (preparation and penance).
40
What does a crucifix represent?
A cross with Christ's body, symbolizing His sacrifice.
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What are some sacred actions considered sacramentals?
Kneeling, prostrating, genuflecting.
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What is the difference between minor and major exorcisms?
Minor exorcisms occur in Baptism; major exorcisms are for possession.
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Who can bless objects or people?
Anyone can bless using holy water, the sign of the cross, or prayer.
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What is the purpose of sacramentals?
They help people become aware of Christ’s grace-filled presence.