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A "rebirth" through water and the Word |
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- Incorporation into the church
- Cleansing from Original Sin
- Indelible Mark
- Regeneration (symbolism of water)
- Enlightenment
- Justification (righteous)
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What is the connection between Confirmation and Baptism?
What does Confirmation deal with? |
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- Confirmation of one's baptism into the community and is anoiting with Chrism and laying on of hands
- The Holy Spirit; what happened to the Apostles at Pentecost happens to us
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- Sealed with the Holy Spirit in the anointing with Chrism (symbolism of oil)
- What happened to the Apostles at Pentecost happens to us
- Indelible Mark (the power of the Holy Spirit)
- Perfects the "Deputation to Cult"
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- All sacraments are geared towards this
- Is the completion of the sacraments of initiation
- In other sacrament we celebrate the power of Christ, in this we celebrate the person
- Is the highest form of the Church's worship
- Most efficacious symbol of our union with God the Father, through Christ, in the Spirit
- Is a memorial of the Paschal Mystery (life,death, resurrection)
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the life, suffering (passion), death, resurrection, and exultation of Christ |
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- Healing was an essential aspect of Christ's ministry and tremendous sign of God's Kingdom
- The Church continues Jesus' ministry by commending sick to the suffering and Glorified Lord
- Often delayed until closer to death
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- Change that occurs (across) the whole substance
- In the consecration, the reality of bread and wine cease to be and are replaced by the reality of Christ (body, blood, soul, and divinity)
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The Four Verbs of the Eucharist |
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- Taking
- Blessing
- Breaking
- Sharing
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Take bread and recall story of the last supper when Jesus took bread, symbolizing himself and the Church; in a way he gathered us together |
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Jesus blesses the bread and us; as a church we notice we are the Body of Christ in the world |
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Jesus offered himself, and as he takes us he also breaks us from our habits and sins |
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Hesus shared bread with friends; through our actions we symbolize Him and are able to spread the love of God |
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- Male and Female: The love of God is mirrored in the spousal love of men and women
- Proper context for sexual relationship
- Covenant vs Contract
- Agape Love
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Marriage: Covenant vs Contract |
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- Marriage is intended to be a mutual commitment of self to another
- Cannot be dissolved (except under special circumstances)
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A declaration by the Church that a marriage did not exist, due to some deficiency or pre-existing reservation |
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- The mission of Christ to the Apostles is continued in the Church until Christ comes again
- Contains three levels
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Three Levels of Holy Orders |
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- Deacon (Diakonia)
- Priesthood (Presbyterate)
- Bishops (Episcopacy)
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means to meet again as friends |
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- The reality of Sin
- Celebration of God's unbounded mercy
- Conscience (turning into the Voice of God)
- Ten Commandments and the Greatest Commandment
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Sorrow Rooted in one's love for God |
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- To see the world and ourselves in a new way
- Prayer, action, or work of service
- Call to continue to conversion
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- The ministry of the church
- Only God forgives
- Priest; Christ brings pardon (remission)
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(anointing in extremus) last moments in life |
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Deficiency that destorys relationship (mortal vs venial) |
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- Open invitations to experience relationship more deeply though symbolic experience
- Human desire to express this relationship
- Surrender to God
- Make sacred our lives and calls us to mission and to extend grace into the world around us
- Calling to recognize each human life as sacred
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- Enable us to situate ourselves as subjects withing a socially/culturally organized world (American flag)
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The Four Traits of Symbols |
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- Fitting together
- Crystallization
- Recognition
- Submission to the communal "other"
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Sacraments which celebrate communion of Christians, lived out in the Body of Christ (the Church) |
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The Three Sacraments of Initiation |
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- Baptism
- Confirmation
- Eucharist
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These are sacraments that celebrate the different ways in which God calls Christians to carry out their loves of faith
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The sacraments reflect the way that God loves us (gift of self) and call us to relationship
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The Two Sacraments of Vocation |
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- Sacraments that celebrate God's healing mercy through Christ's presence and the grace of the Holy Spirit
- These sacraments continue Jesus' healing ministry and offer forgiveness of sins and loving support from the community
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The Two Sacraments of Healing |
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- Reconciliation
- Annointing of the Sick
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The theological study of the Church |
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Provides us with a mode of understanding the deeper reality of the Church beyond (although not excluding) its instituational makeup. |
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The Eight Metaphors for the Church |
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- Body of Christ
- Bride of Christ
- Communion of Saints
- People of God
- Pilgrim Church
- Servant
- Leaven in the World
- Temple of the Spirit
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The Six Models of the Church |
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- Institution
- Mystical Communion
- Sacrament
- Herald
- Servant
- Community of Disciples
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Models of the Church; Church as Institution |
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- Visible/Hierarchical Structures
- Emphasis on authority
- Bonds of union are external
- Ordained: teach, rule, sanctify
- "Perfect Society'
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The Seven Gifts of the Holy Spirit |
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- Wisdom
- Knowledge
- Understanding
- Cousel (Right Judgment)
- Piety
- Fortitude
- Fear of the Lord
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Gifts of the Holy Spirit; Wisdom |
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Enables us to recognize innermost value of the world. |
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Gifts of the Holy Spirit; Knowledge |
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Knowing a world loved by God, it's more than facts and information. |
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Gifts of the Holy Spirit; Understanding |
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Humility and means to stay grounded, God is the only reality and wants us to keep it real. |
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Gifts of the Holy Spirit; Counsel (Right Judgment) |
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The ability to evaluate the truth of all reality. |
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Gifts of the Holy Spirit; Piety |
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Reverance and sacradness of the world and for human life; is about being an icon |
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Gifts of the Holy Spirit; Fortitude |
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Courage and enables us not to be shy or timid when it comes to the vision of the world; it is a stregth. |
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Gifts of the Holy Spirit; Fear of the Lord |
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Not because God is the source of everything and he can do anything; Love is the source of everything and we are simply in awe. |
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- Affects our human nature
- The radical power is taken away (the individual is now bound to the Community of Faith that rejects sin)
- Is clensed away during Baptism
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The power of the Holy Spirit |
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- Unites the Church
- Directs our concern for the poor
- Helps us prepare for and focus on our eschatological end (God)
- Prepares us for union with God
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A Hebrew word that referred to the Israelite assembly of the Lord and has been translated into the word, Ecclesia |
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Metaphors of the Church; Body of Christ |
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Refers to the church as a body; sees unifying effects in Baptism and Eucharist |
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Metaphors of the Church; Bride of Christ |
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Used to convey a sense of spousal love between Jesus and the Church; Jesus offers Himself up for the good of his beloved. |
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Metaphors of the Church; Communion of Saints |
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All of us are now called to be saints |
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Metaphors of the Church; People of God |
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New manifestation of covenant; God's saving love is for the whole community |
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Metaphors of the Church; Pilgrim Church |
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We're on a journey; on our way to somewhere; the Church is on its way to God, the final hope. The Church involves changes in understanding and development. |
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Metaphors of the Church; Servant |
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Church is meant to carry out the works of Jesus; acts as Christ's servant; we are to serve the needs of a suffering humanity |
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Metaphors of the Church; Leaven in the World |
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The world is the dough and the Church is to add something to the dough. Therefore, the world is worthy of being raised; it has potential for the best |
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Metaphors of the Church; Temple of the Spirit |
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The Holy Spirit empowers community to share the love of Christ with others |
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Models of the Church; Church as a Mystical Communion |
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Community; Holy Spirit brings us together in unity; focused more on people and relationships |
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Models of the Church; Church as a Sacrament |
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Bonds of union are visible; unites the inner/outer aspects of the church; mediates INSTITUTIONAL.MYSTICAL COMMUNION |
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Models of the Church; Church as a Herald |
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Announces God's Kingdom; each community is fully the Church; ministry: preaching/proclaiming |
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Models of the Church; Church as a Servant |
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Vatican II: new attitude towards the world; communion and solidartity |
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Models of the Church; Church as a Community of Disciples |
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Based on New Testament and Jesus' Ministry; discipleship, worship, sacramental life |
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A communion of individuals gathered in the bond of faith. It refers to both the local community and the church in the universal sense. |
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An effect of Baptism; it gives justification to the righteous |
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In order for a Baptism to be considered valid, it must be said as: "I baptize you in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit." |
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Baptism in which one stands in a pool of water and the priest pours water over the person's head and thus the body |
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Complete Immersion (submersion) |
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Baptism in which one goes completely underwater |
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Selfless love of one person for another without sexual implications, especially love that is spiritual in nature |
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