Terminology
A person seeking Forgiveness during the Sacrament of Reconciliation
Penitent
What does this Sacrament do?
Takes away your sins and brings you closer to God
When can we celebrate anointing of the sick?
When someone is sick, dying or going in for surgery
How many rites of reconciliation are there?
3
Identify and outline a story that focuses on FORGIVENESS
Prodigal son
A statement of a persons wrongdoings
Confession
A priest
Who celebrates the Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick?
The Priest
Where can the Sacrament of Anointing be given
During mass, outside of mass- where is necessary
Identify and outline a scriptural example of HEALING
Jesus cures a blind man, cures the leper etc.
Formal release from guilt, obligation, or punishment.
Absolution
What type of sin completely separates us from God?
Mortal Sin
What is the name for the oil used in Anointing of the sick?
"oil of the sick"
How did the Sacrament of Reconciliation differ in the 1st-2nd Century to now?
It could only be received once
"Whose ______ you forgive are forgiven them, and whose _______ you retain are retained"
(John 20:21-23).
Sin
To smear or rub with oil
Anoint/anointing
What does a priest offer after he hears your confession?
Absolution
When is the oil of the sick blessed and by whom?
During Holy week by the Bishop
In what Century was the Sacrament a Public matter?
3rd to 5th Century
“Therefore _______ your sins to each other and ______ for each other so that you may be healed. The prayer of a righteous person is powerful and effective.” — James 5:16
confess, pray
A religious ritual that gives a person grace and blessings
Another name used for Reconciliation
Penance
How many times can a person receive this sacrament?
As many times as is needed
Give 3 examples of suffering in the World
War, illness, poverty etc.
Matthew 10:
Jesus called his _________ disciples to him and gave them authority to drive out impure spirits and to ______ every disease and sickness.
twelve, heal