sacraments of vocation/service Flashcards

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aims of marriage

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to procreate

to make a life long commitment to each other before God

to grow in holiness together (helps their spouse get to heaven)

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in marriage the couple:

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are sealed and strengthened by God

make promises (vow to each other)

receive spiritual guidance

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features of marriage:

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couples made vows (promises) to each other

passages from the Bible relating to marriage are read

the couple exchange rings symbolising that marriage is eternal

the couple receive grace & strength for a life-long relationship of love and faithfulness

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importance of Marriage

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God’s grace is given to the couple on behalf of the Church

It is a bond between husband, wife and God; it is lifelong

This sacrament gives them strength

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symbolism in marriage

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rings are circles which have no beginning or end, they are exchanged a sign of Gods unending love

The vows are promises which bind their life to there’s as a sign of Christ who joins them together in the unbreakable bond of marriage

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explain holy orders

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the sacrament by which a man becomes a deacon, priest or bishop

also known as ‘ordination’

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when does holy orders take place

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this takes place between the liturgy or the word (readings) & the liturgy of eucharist

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features of holy orders

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the bishop calls the candidate by name to come forward
- priest makes a promise of chastity and obedience to the bishop

  • candidate lies before the altar
  • > shows that they are giving themselves completely to God
  • prayer of consecration (call upon the holy spirit as the bishop lays his hand on the newly-ordained priest)
  • the newly-ordained priest has his hands anointed
  • > symbolises that he can make people holy through the sacraments.
  • the priest is given a paten and chalice to celebrate the Eucharist/ bishops are given a ring and pastoral staff
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symbolism in Holy Orders

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the Chalice and Paten both signify the celebration of the
Eucharist

The laying of hands calls down the HS to make the man ready for ministry

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parts of the service

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has their hands anointed
priest makes a vow of chastity
prayer of consecration

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