Sacraments of Service and Healing Flashcards

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Reconciliation: Minister(s)

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~ Bishop

~ Priest

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Reconciliation: Form

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“I absolve you of your sins in the Name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit”

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Reconciliation: Matter

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Laying on of the hands

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Reconciliation: In the Scriptures

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~ Jesus gave his disciples (and priesthood) the power to forgive and retain sin
~ Reconciliation is a ministry of the Church

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Other names for Reconciliation:

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~ Confession

~ Penance

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Effects that Reconciliation have on a person who receives it:

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~ Forgives sins
~ Restores SANCTIFYING GRACE
~ Gives actual grace and resist temptations
~ Reconciles with the Church
~ Gives peace of conscience and spiritual consolation

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Reconciliation: The Procedure

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1) Examine you conscience (even before you go to bed!)
2) Confess your sins according to the formula
3) Make an Act of Contrition (the prayer or your own prayer)
4) Receive absolution
5) Make you penance
- Say 10 Hail Mary’s.

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Anointing of the Sick: Minster(s)

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~ Bishop

~ Priest

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Anointing of the Sick: Form

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“Through this holy anointing, may the Lord in His love and mercy help you with the grace of the Holy Spirit”

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Can you receive the Sacraments of Healing more than once?

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YES

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Anointing of the Sick: In the Scriptures

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~ Priests can anoint sick people in order to heal them

~ Jesus gives the disciples/apostles the power to anoint

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Another name for Anointing the Sick:

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Extreme Unction

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Effects that Anointing of the Sick:

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~ Unites with the Passion of Christ
~ Gives strength, peace, and courage to endure sufferings
~ Forgives sins (and punishment due to sin) if the person is sorry
~ Can restore sanctifying grace if contrition is present
~ Can restore health if it is good for the person’s salvation

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Anointing of the Sick is NOT…

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~ For the dead people
- There’s something else for it.. A funeral.
~ Last rites

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Viaticum

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Food for the journey home

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Holy Orders: minister(s)

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~ Bishop

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Holy Orders: Form

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“Almighty Father, we pray that you bestow on these servants of yours the dignity of priesthood”

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Holy Orders: Matter

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Laying on the hands

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Holy Orders: In the Scriptures

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~ Jesus gives authority to Peter and His apostles
~ “Do this in memory of me”
- The institution of the priesthood. The priest offers sacrifice over and over
~ Priests are called to lead by service
- For Peter, 3 questions to make up his 3 denials

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People who can receive Holy Orders:

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~ Baptized men

- If Jesus ordained a woman, then women would be allowed to be priests

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Effects that Holy Orders have on a person who receives it:

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~ Imprints an indelible mark on the soul and conforms the soul to Christ
~ Makes the priest in persona Christi, celebrate the Mass, and minister the sacraments

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in persona Christi

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Representative of Christ

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Men given Holy Orders are called to…

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respond to the call to govern by service, as Christ did!

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Holy Orders: 3 Levels of authority

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~ Bishop
- High authority; celebrates 6/7 Sacraments
~ Priest
- Assist the bishop; can’t confirm (unless appointed to do so) and can’t ordain
~ Deacon
- Can perform Baptism; can move up to priesthood if not a permanent deacon
(permanent deacon- married then became a deacon. Can’t marry after she dies)
- Transitional deacon (not really important)

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Matrimony: minister(s)

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~ The couple

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Matrimony: Form

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I ___, take you, ___, for my lawful husband/wife, to have and to hold, from this day forward, for better, for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, until death do us part

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Matrimony: Matter

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Vows

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The Sacraments of Healing ____

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restore our bodies and souls in Christ’s work of healing and salvation

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The Sacraments of Service___

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direct us toward the salvation of others by serving to build up Christ’s Body

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Matrimony: In the Scriptures

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~ Man and woman become one flesh

~ What God has joined no man must separate (ending marriage)

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Who can receive Matrimony:

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~ Baptized men and woman
~ No impediments or constraints
- No close family
~ Preparation period

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Effects that Matrimony have on the person who receives it:

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~ Indissolubility
~ Gives graces needed to be free, total, faithful, and fruitful (if God wills)
~ Gives graces needed to forgive one another and attain holiness

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Indissolubility

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A permanent bond between the spouses that cannot be broken except by death

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Matrimony: Vow consent

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~ Faithfulness until death
~ For better or for worse
~ In sickness and in health
~ For richer or for poorer