Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist
What do these three sacraments have in common?
Sacraments of Initiation
Reconciliation and Anointing of the Sick are the sacraments of ...
Healing
Marriage and Holy orders are the sacraments of ...
Vocation
What is a Symbol?
A symbol is something which stands for something or someone not physically present, or which has no physical presence
Define Sacrament
A Visible sign of God's Invisible grace
Who is the recipient of confirmation?
Confirmandi
What are the three requirements need to receive the sacrament of Anointing of the sick?
Old age, serious or terminal illness, before surgery
Who administers the Sacrament of Matrimony?
The Couple entering into Marriage
What Is a ritual?
A ritual is an act or ceremony carried out on a regular basis, with a specific intention
What is a covenant?
An agreement between God and His people
What is the main effect of Baptism?
Cleansing of original sin
What is the criteria for mortal sin?
Grave matter, Full Knowledge, Deliberate Intent
Who in the Church Hierarchy has the Fullness of Holy orders?
Bishops
What are some symbols and rituals of Baptism?
Holy water, Candle, Submerging into water
What is an Indelible Mark?
A permanent mark on the soul
The changing of substance from bread and wine into the body, blood, soul, and divinity of Christ
Transubstantiation
Venial sin vs. Mortal sin
Venial hurts our relationship with God
Mortal sin breaks our relationship with God
What are the three F's of Marriage?
Faithful, Fruitful, Forever
What are some Symbols and rituals of Reconciliation?
Stole and Laying on of Hands
When administering the Sacraments the Priest is in the person of who?
In Persona Christi
Pope Benedict XVI describes this sacrament as the Source and Summit of the Catholic Church
The Eucharist
What are the four part of Reconciliation?
Confession, Contrition, Absolution, and Penence
What makes Holy Orders a vital sacrament to the Church?
It ordains ministers to guide the Church and administer all the Sacraments. With out there would be no Church.
Laying on of hands, Chalice, Patent, Stole and book of the Gospels
What is the difference between sacrament and sacramental?
Sacrament is a visible sign of God's invisible grace
Sacramental is a visible sign or action that leads us to a deeper understanding of God and the sacrament.