SUMMATIVE TEST 2 Flashcards by Elysha Gabrielle

It involves the body, mind, and spirit of a sick person

Healing

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Eradication of a disease or defect in the medical sense

Cure

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This sacrament is known as “the medicine of God” and is meant to give health and strength the the soul and body

Anointing of the Sick

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Matter in Anointing of the Sick

Chrism Oil (OI) and Laying of Hands

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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.
May the Lord who frees you from sin save you and
raise you up. Amen.”

Form in Anointing of the Sick

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Ministers in Anointing of the Sick

Bishops and Priests

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Recipient in Anointing of the Sick

Anyone whose lives are in danger due to sickness, accident, or old age

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Derived from the Latin word “via tecum” meaning “with you on the way”

Viaticum

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Refers to the sacrament of the Eucharist for dying

Viaticum

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Signifies food for the final journey

Viaticum

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“May the Lord Jesus Christ protect you and
lead you to eternal life”

Form of Viaticum (Sacrament of Dying)

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It is the completion of Baptism

Confirmation

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Matter of Confirmation

Chrism Oil (SC)

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Be sealed with the gift of the Holy Spirit
Amen (response)

Form of Confirmation

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Ministers in Confirmation

Bishops, Priests (delegated)

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Recipient of Confirmation

Any baptized person not yet confirmed

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It is a memorial of Christ’s passion, death, and resurrection

Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist

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It comes from a Greek word that means “Thanksgiving”

“Eucharistia”

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Source and summit of Christian life

Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist

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Matter of Holy Eucharist

Unleavened bread and Grape wine

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A sacrament that centers on the presence of God in the Church and that which unites the People of God as one
worshipping community

Sacrament of Holy Eucharist

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“Take this all of you and eat it… This is my body… This is my blood… “

Form of Holy Eucharist
(tinamad nako i-type ung buong form, basta keywords yan)

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Ministers of Holy Eucharist

Bishops, Priests

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Process of transformation of bread and wine into body and blood of Christ

Transubstantiation

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Four Modes of Christ's Presence in Holy Eucharist

1. Community 2. Minister 3. Bread and Wine 4. Word

People gathered to worship

Community

Priest acts as another Christ ("Alter Christos")

Minister

We receive Jesus Himself

Bread and Wine

Readings in Eucharistic celebration

Word

Another name for the Holy Eucharist that is the supper of the Lord with the disciples

Lord's Supper

Another name used by the Early Church, in anticipation of Jesus’ breaking Himself for us (SALVATION)

Breaking of Bread

Another name that means the Eucharist is celebrated in the assembly of the faithful

Eucharistic Assembly

Another name that means unite us to Christ

Holy Communion

According to St. Thomas of Aquinas, it is the final object of all other sacraments

Sublimity of Eucharist over other sacraments

Sin in Old Testament

- Act of disobedience - Insult to God - Injurious to the sinner

Sin in New Testament

- Transgression of law - Punishable by God - Offense to God - Disorder of the will

Reality of Sin

- A human act, voluntarily done - Deliberate act, thought, word, desire, and omission - Offense and disobedience

Degrees of Sin

Mortal and Venial

It is a sin done with full consent that kills our relationship with God

Mortal

It is a sin not done with our full consent and harms our relationship with God

Venial

Sacrament of healing to forgive sins

Reconciliation

Sacrament done to obtain God's pardon and reconcile with Church

Reconciliation

Matter of Reconciliation

Acts of the penitents

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

Form of Reconciliation

Ministers of Reconciliation

Priests: Venial Bishops: Mortal

Recipient of Reconciliation

Baptized person who commits sins

Focuses on recognition of one's sins

Sacrament of Confession

Emphasizes priest's sacramental absolution

Sacrament of Forgiveness

Leads the penitent to reconcile with God, oneself, and neighbors

Sacrament of Reconciliation

Focus is Jesus' call to conversion or change of heart

Sacrament of Conversion

Focus is sanctification of a person

Sacrament of Penance

Sacrament of Christian initiation

Baptism

Used by John to express change of heart, metanoia, conversion

Baptism

Sign of spiritual purification

ritual bathing

Brings us into a life of grace, communion with Christ, and makes us members of Church

Baptism

It is physical substance or action in the sacrament

Matter

Matter of Baptism

Water, Candles, Chrism Oil, White Garments (purity)

It is the spoken word of the minister

Form

“(Name), I baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.”

Form of Baptism

Ministers of Baptism

Bishop, Priest, Deacon, Extraordinary Ministers (Laity)

Recipients of Baptism

Anyone who isn't baptized

RCIA stands for...

Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults

Manner of Baptism

- Immersion - Ablution/Pouring - Sprinkling

Kinds of Baptism

- Baptism with Water - Baptism with Blood - Baptism by Desire