Sin
The two types of plenary indulgence.
What are plenary and partial? (CCC 1471)
The way words or actions are communicated without words.
What is a gesture?
The regions of the Land of Israel in the time of Israel
What are Galilee, Samaria, Judah, and Perea?
Sorrow for sin that results from the fear of punishments for sin, or from the ugliness of sin (CCC 1453)
What is imperfect contrition?
This gesture is a response to God's greatest gifts and our thanksgiving for receiving the greatest gifts.
Demonstrate the gesture.
What is the gesture of the Offering?
The hands are raised, with open palm, from the side of the body and raised up to heaven.
The time when the Israelites were driven out of the Land of Israel.
The civilizations that drove out the Israelites from the Holy Land?
What is the exile?
Who are the Assyrians and the Babylonians?
Serious offense against the law of God, which destroys sanctifying grace in our souls.
What is mortal sin.
This gesture is an outward extension of the charity in our hearts for love of God and neighbor.
Demonstrate the gesture
What is the sign of peace?
Extending our hand to our neighbor on the right and left. Speaking the words, "May the Peace of Christ Jesus be with you."
(Response) "And with your spirit."
The Persian King who ordered the rebuilding of the Temple
Who is Cyrus?
Sorrow for sin that results from love of God above all things and includes hatred of the sins we have committed because they offend God. (CCC 1452)
What is perfect contrition?
This gesture is a response to God's greatest gifts and our thanksgiving for receiving the greatest gifts.
Demonstrate the gesture.
What is the gesture of the Offering?
The hands are raised, with open palm, from the side of the body and raised up to heaven.
The effects of mortal sin (CCC 1855-56)
What are destroys (1) sanctifying grace, (2) charity in the soul and (3) turns us away from God and heaven
The silent prayer of our belief in the Holy Trinity
What is the gesture of the Sign of The Cross