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Week 2 Flashcards

1
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who is the Primordial Sacrament

A

Christ

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2
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the basic or “Fundamental Sacrament”

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church

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3
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is an encounter of God’s children with their Father through Christ in the Spirit, expressed as a dialogue through actions and words

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sacramental celebration

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4
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are at once sacraments of Christ, of the Church, of faith, of salvation, and of eternal life

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Catholic sacraments

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5
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according to the liturgical renewal would be “a saving symbolic act or a visible sign, arising from the ministry of Christ and continued in, by and for the Church, which, when received in faith, fashions us into likeness to Christ in His Paschal Mystery, through the power of the Holy Spirit”

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Sacrament

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6
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As sacred outward signs

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Sacrament

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7
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are given to us by Christ in order that we may realize how He is present to us.

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Sacraments

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8
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Jesus instituted the sacraments by first being the sacrament of His Father through His whole life of word and action, and by establishing the Church to be his basic sacrament.

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INSTITUTED BY CHRIST

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9
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All the Sacraments have their special graces since they all manifest the different ways in which Christ comes to us, meeting us at all the decisive and ordinary moments of our lives (CFC, 1525-1527). Sacraments deepen and intensify the spiritual life of sanctifying grace which is already active through our soul. Our Salvation and sanctification are the reasons for the sacraments.

A

TO GIVE GRACE

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10
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anointing, imposing hands, washing, embracing

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touch

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11
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standing, bowing, sitting, kneeling

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gestures

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12
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proclaimed, listened to, spoken, and responded to

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words

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13
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who was the blind man who shouted for Jesus?

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Bartimaeus

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14
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Birth, new life

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Baptism

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15
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Be willing to be a sponsor in Baptism

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Baptism

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16
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Maturity

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Confirmation

17
Q

Help nurture the faith of others as Christians growing in maturity and proclaiming the Good News of salvation.

A

Confirmation

18
Q

Thanksgiving, festive meal

A

Eucharist

19
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During the Eucharistic Prayer, we thank God the Father for what He did, He is doing and will do for us through Christ in the Spirit.

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Eucharist

20
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Forgiveness

A

Reconciliation

21
Q

As Jesus forgives us of our sins, we must also forgive those who trespass against us.

A

Reconciliation

22
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Suffering from physical illnesses; comfort in or healing from suffering from physical illnesses

A

Anointing of the Sick

23
Q

Visit the sick and pray for them.

A

Anointing of the Sick

24
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Married and family life

A

Matrimony

25
Q

Uphold the sanctity of marriage

A

Matrimony

26
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Service and leadership

A

Holy Orders

27
Q

Support those who are ordained in the person of Christ as leaders of the Church, either materially or spiritually.

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Holy Orders

28
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is anything that suggests the existence of some other reality that is not readily evident.

A

sign

29
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however, is also a sign, but a much richer sign, one containing a great depth of meaning.

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symbol

30
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are central and vital moments of our lives as touched by Christ

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sacraments

31
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what allows us to have the courage to believe in times of need and in times of fulfillment.

A

Our relationship with Jesus

32
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is a blind man seeking to be able to see again

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Bartimaeus

33
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It allows you to be open to your faith and believe in something.

A

courage

34
Q

was a prophet who was appointed by God to go to Nineveh and warn them of God’s coming judgment if they would not repent

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Jonah

35
Q

she wanted to hear God’s wisdom so she made a long journey carrying gold, jewels, and spices as gifts for Solomon. The greatness of Solomon can be traced to his wisdom and building of the Temple. A pagan queen believed because she heard wise sayings from the king of Israel but Jesus is far greater than Solomon.

A

The Queen of Sheba

36
Q

___________ itself declares God’s existence and might

A

creation

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