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The sacrament of anointing of the sick is rooted in the human experience of sickness and death and is part of lifelong Christian conversion. It involves laying on of hands by a priest, prayers of the church, and anointing with oil. Its effects include strengthening faith and resisting temptation, uniting with Christ's passion, intercession from the church, and preparation for the final journey. The sacrament can be received by anyone in danger of death.
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The document discusses the meaning and significance of Christ's atonement. It explains that Christ's death on the cross was a substitutionary sacrifice that reconciled sinful man to a holy God. His one-time sacrifice was sufficient to atone for sins forever, in contrast to the annual atonement sacrifices under the Old Testament. To appropriate the benefits of Christ's atonement, one must acknowledge their sin, submit to Christ as Savior, and accept Him by faith. The doctrine of atonement concludes that Jesus is the only means of salvation.
13. eucharist
The document discusses the Catholic sacrament of the Holy Eucharist. It states that the Eucharist completes Christian initiation by allowing the faithful to participate in Christ's sacrifice. The Eucharist commemorates Christ's death and resurrection and is both the source and summit of ecclesial life. The different parts of the Catholic mass, including the liturgy of the word, consecration, and communion, are described as participating in and making present the sacrifice of Christ.
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Confirmation completes baptism by strengthening the baptized with the gifts of the Holy Spirit to spread and defend the Christian faith. It calls one to a mature life of witnessing to Christ through participation in the life and mission of the Church. The rite involves renewal of baptismal promises, anointing with chrism by the bishop, and receiving the Holy Spirit to strengthen one's Christian identity and mission.
Confirmation becoming a mature christian
Confirmation completes baptism by strengthening the baptized with the gifts of the Holy Spirit to spread and defend the Catholic faith. It calls one to a mature life of witnessing to Christ through participation in the life and mission of the Church. The rite involves renewal of baptismal promises, anointing with chrism by the bishop, and being sent forth to proclaim the Gospel.
14. reconciliation
This document outlines the Catholic sacrament of reconciliation. It describes reconciliation as continuing Christ's work of healing through the sacraments of penance and anointing of the sick. It explains that reconciliation involves contrition for one's sins, confession of sins to a priest, and performing acts of satisfaction or penance to repair the harm caused by sin. Through the priest's absolution, reconciliation with God and restoration to the Church is achieved.
15. anointing of the sick
The sacrament of anointing of the sick is rooted in the human experience of sickness and death and is part of lifelong Christian conversion. It involves laying on of hands by a priest, prayers of the church, and anointing with oil. Its effects include renewal of faith, strength against temptation, and uniting suffering to Christ's passion. It is given to those in danger of death or departing from this life and fortifies the end of earthly life.
Baptism
The document discusses the three sacraments of Christian initiation - Baptism, Confirmation, and the Holy Eucharist. It focuses on Baptism, describing it as the basis of the Christian life that washes away sins and brings new life in Christ. Baptism incorporates believers into the Church and the divine life. The rite of Baptism involves water and pronouncing the Trinitarian formula. While Baptism is typically for infants, it imprints an indelible spiritual character and can only occur once in a person's life.
17. holy orders
The sacrament of Holy Orders enables the Church to carry out Christ's mission by establishing two types of priesthood: the common priesthood of all believers through baptism and confirmation, and the ministerial priesthood through ordination. Ordination confers an indelible spiritual character and takes place through three degrees - bishop, priest, and deacon - with bishops acting as successors of the apostles and able to ordain others and teach the faith authoritatively.
16. matrimony
The document discusses marriage as a sacrament in the Catholic Church. It describes how the mutual acceptance and gift of a couple to each other signifies the sacrament of matrimony. It also explains that Christian marriage would not be possible without Christ, and that a couple's reflection of God's faithfulness to his covenant and Christ's faithfulness to his church makes marriage a saving grace. Finally, it notes that the celebration of marriage takes place during Mass to emphasize the connection of sacraments to the paschal mystery of Christ.
14. reconciliation
This document outlines the Catholic sacrament of reconciliation. It describes reconciliation as continuing Christ's work of healing through the sacraments of penance and anointing of the sick. It explains that reconciliation involves contrition for one's sins, confession of sins to a priest, and performing acts of satisfaction or penance to repair the harm caused by sin. Through the priest's absolution, reconciliation with God and restoration to the Church is achieved.
17. holy orders
The sacrament of Holy Orders enables the Church to carry out Christ's mission by establishing two types of priesthood: the common priesthood of all believers through baptism and confirmation, and the ministerial priesthood through ordination. Ordination confers an indelible spiritual character and takes place through three degrees - bishop, priest, and deacon - with bishops holding the fullness of Holy Orders and being able to ordain others.
16. matrimony
The document discusses marriage as a sacrament in the Catholic Church. It describes how the mutual acceptance and gift of a couple to each other signifies the sacrament of matrimony. It also explains that Christian marriage would not be possible without Christ, and that a couple's reflection of God's faithfulness to his covenant and Christ's faithfulness to his church makes marriage a saving grace. Finally, it notes that the celebration of marriage takes place during Mass to emphasize the connection of sacraments to the paschal mystery of Christ.
15. anointing of the sick
The sacrament of anointing of the sick is rooted in the human experience of sickness and death and is part of lifelong Christian conversion. It involves laying on of hands by a priest, prayers of the church, and anointing with oil. Its effects include renewal of faith, strength against temptation, and union with Christ's passion. It is given to those in danger of death or departing from this life and fortifies the end of earthly life. It can also be received by anyone who is seriously ill.
14. reconciliation
This document outlines the Catholic sacrament of reconciliation. It describes reconciliation as continuing Christ's work of healing through the sacraments of penance and anointing of the sick. It explains that reconciliation involves contrition for one's sins, confession of sins to a priest, and performing acts of satisfaction or penance to repair the harm caused by sin. Through the priest's absolution, reconciliation with God and restoration to the Church is achieved.
13. eucharist
The document discusses the Catholic sacrament of the Holy Eucharist. It describes the Eucharist as completing Christian initiation by allowing the faithful to participate in Christ's sacrifice. The Eucharist commemorates Christ's death and resurrection and is both the source and summit of ecclesial life, with all other sacraments oriented towards it. It has different names that signify its meaning, including Holy Communion, Holy Mass, and Holy Sacrifice.
Baptism
The document discusses the three sacraments of Christian initiation - Baptism, Confirmation, and the Holy Eucharist. It focuses on Baptism, explaining that Baptism is the basis of the Christian life, brings new life in Christ through water and spirit, and incorporates believers into the Church. Infants can be baptized based on the faith of the Church. While Baptism is generally necessary for salvation, those who have not received it through no fault of their own can be saved by seeking God sincerely.
17. holy orders
The sacrament of Holy Orders enables the Church to carry out Christ's mission by establishing two types of priesthood: the common priesthood of all believers through baptism and confirmation, and the ministerial priesthood through ordination. Ordination confers an indelible spiritual character and takes place through three degrees - bishop, priest, and deacon - with bishops holding the fullness of Holy Orders and being able to ordain others.
14. reconciliation
This document outlines the Catholic sacrament of reconciliation. It describes reconciliation as continuing Christ's work of healing through the sacraments of penance and anointing of the sick. It explains that reconciliation involves contrition for one's sins, confession of sins to a priest, and performing acts of satisfaction or penance to repair the harm caused by sin. Through the priest's absolution, reconciliation with God and restoration to the Church is achieved.
16. matrimony
The document discusses marriage as a sacrament in the Catholic Church. It describes how the mutual acceptance and gift of a couple to each other signifies the sacrament of matrimony. It also explains that Christian marriage would not be possible without Christ, and that a couple's reflection of God's faithfulness to his covenant and Christ's faithfulness to his church makes marriage a saving grace. Finally, it notes that the celebration of marriage takes place during Mass to emphasize the connection of sacraments to the paschal mystery of Christ.
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Confirmation becoming a mature christian
Confirmation completes baptism by strengthening the baptized with the gifts of the Holy Spirit to spread and defend the Christian faith. It calls one to a mature life of witnessing to Christ through participation in the life and mission of the Church. The rite involves renewal of baptismal promises, anointing with chrism by the bishop, and receiving the Holy Spirit to bond one more closely to the Church and empower one for active discipleship in the world.
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- 1. ANOINTING OF THE SICK THE SACRAMENT OF ANOINTING ROOTED IN THE HUMAN EXPERIENCE OF SICKNESS AND DEATH IS ESSENTIALLY PART OF THE LIFELONG JOURNEY OF CHRISTIAN CONVERSION.
- 2. THE CHURCH FOLLOWING THE EXAMPLE OF CHRIST CARES FOR AND PRAYS FOR THE SICK.
- 3. THE SICK, ALSO FOLLOWING THE EXAMPLE OF CHRIST SERVE AS A REMINDER TO THE CHURCH OF OUR HUMAN MORTALITY AND OUR RADICAL NEED FOR THE REDEMPTION WHICH CHRIST’S PASCHAL MYSTERY BROUGHT US.
- 4. RITE OF THE THIS SACRAMENT LITURGY OF THE WORD ACT OF REPENTANCE CONSISTS OF LAYING ON OF HANDS BY A PRIEST THE PRAYERS OF THE CHURCH ANOINTING WITH THE OIL OF THE SICK
- 5. EFFECTS OF THE CELEBRATION PARTICULAR GIFT OF THE HOLY SPIRIT THIS GRACE RENEWS TRUST AND FAITH IN GOD AND STRENGTHENS AGAINST THE TEMPTATIONS OF THE EVIL ONE, THE TEMPTATION TO DISCOURGEMENT AND ANGUISH IN THE FACE OF DEATH
- 6. UNION WITH THE PASSION OF CHRIST THE SICK PERSON RECEIVES THE STRENGTH AND THE GIFT OF UNITING HIMSELF MORE CLOSELY TO CHRIST’S PASSION: THE SAVIOR’S REDEMPTIVE SUFFEERING
- 7. ECCLESIAL GRACE BY CELEBRATING THIS SACRAMENT THE CHURCH INTERCEDES FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE SICK PERSON HENCE CONTRIBUTING TO THE SANTIFICATION OF THE CHURCH
- 8. A PREPARATION FOR THE FINAL JOURNEY IT IS GIVEN TO THOSE AT THE POINT OF DEPARTING FROM THIS LIFE THE ANOINTING OF THE SICK FORTIFIES THE END OF THE EARTHLY LIFE
- 9. WHO CAN RECEIVE THIS SACRAMENT? THE ANOINTING OF THE SICK IS NOT A SACRAMENT FOR THOSE ONLY WHO ARE AT THE POINT OF DEATH. AS SOON AS ANYONE OF THE FAITHFUL BEGINS TO BE IN DANGER OF DEATH THE FITTING TIME TO RECEIVE THIS SACRAMENT HAS CERTAINLY ALREADY ARRIVED
- 10. VIATICUM COMMUNION IN THE BODY AND BOOD OF CHRIST RECEIVED AT THE MOMENT OF PASSING OVER TO THE FATHER. HE WHO EATS MY FLESH AND DRINKS MY BLOOD HAS ETERNAL LIFE AND I WILL RAISE HIM UP AT THE LAST DAY.