O documento explica o que é o Ano Litúrgico, que marca as datas dos acontecimentos da História da Salvação ao longo do ano. O Ano Litúrgico é dividido em diferentes etapas como Advento, Natal, Quaresma e Páscoa, cada uma com sua espiritualidade e cor litúrgica própria. O documento também descreve os três ciclos A, B e C pelos quais o Ano Litúrgico passa a cada três anos.
O documento discute as qualidades essenciais de um bom catequista. Um catequista deve ter uma espiritualidade profunda, estar integrado na comunidade, e ter um senso crítico. Ele também deve promover o encontro e a solidariedade entre as pessoas.
O documento discute os diferentes elementos da Missa Católica, incluindo os ritos iniciais, a liturgia da palavra e a liturgia eucarística. Ele fornece orientações sobre como conduzir cada parte da celebração de forma significativa e envolvente para os fiéis.
The document provides guidance on properly preparing to receive Holy Communion. It emphasizes that Communion is receiving Jesus himself, so one should be attentive, respectful and speak with Jesus in one's heart. It cautions against the example of Jim, who was distracted and not listening when the coach and at Mass. To properly welcome Jesus, one should confess sins, fast beforehand, walk up reverently and receive with an open heart, thanking Jesus for coming. One can speak to Jesus anytime, anywhere, by communicating with him internally.
O documento discute a importância da Eucaristia e da Liturgia na vida cristã. Ele enfatiza que (1) a Eucaristia é a fonte e o ápice da vida cristã; (2) devemos amar e conhecer a Liturgia para apreciá-la verdadeiramente; e (3) na Missa, celebramos o sacrifício de Cristo e recebemos seu Corpo e Sangue.
O documento discute a Eucaristia como princípio e projeto da missão da Igreja. Aponta que a experiência eucarística impele os cristãos a testemunhar a fé e evangelizar. Também destaca a necessidade de as dioceses e paróquias terem uma consciência missionária, indo ao encontro daqueles que ainda não conhecem Cristo e acompanhando os que esfriaram na fé.
O documento descreve os principais elementos do ano litúrgico católico, incluindo os tempos da Quaresma, Páscoa, Advento e Natal. O ano litúrgico é organizado em torno da celebração dos mistérios de Cristo e ajuda os fiéis a crescerem espiritualmente ao longo do ano.
Quaresma momento de estender as mãos ao próximoBernadetecebs .
O documento descreve os principais momentos da vida de Jesus Cristo, incluindo seu batismo, ministério público, tempo no deserto, paixão, morte e ressurreição. Ele também discute ensinamentos de Jesus e a necessidade de cristãos maduros para as comunidades.
O documento explica o que é o Ano Litúrgico, que marca as datas dos acontecimentos da História da Salvação ao longo do ano. O Ano Litúrgico é dividido em diferentes etapas como Advento, Natal, Quaresma e Páscoa, cada uma com sua espiritualidade e cor litúrgica própria. O documento também descreve os três ciclos A, B e C pelos quais o Ano Litúrgico passa a cada três anos.
O documento discute as qualidades essenciais de um bom catequista. Um catequista deve ter uma espiritualidade profunda, estar integrado na comunidade, e ter um senso crítico. Ele também deve promover o encontro e a solidariedade entre as pessoas.
O documento discute os diferentes elementos da Missa Católica, incluindo os ritos iniciais, a liturgia da palavra e a liturgia eucarística. Ele fornece orientações sobre como conduzir cada parte da celebração de forma significativa e envolvente para os fiéis.
The document provides guidance on properly preparing to receive Holy Communion. It emphasizes that Communion is receiving Jesus himself, so one should be attentive, respectful and speak with Jesus in one's heart. It cautions against the example of Jim, who was distracted and not listening when the coach and at Mass. To properly welcome Jesus, one should confess sins, fast beforehand, walk up reverently and receive with an open heart, thanking Jesus for coming. One can speak to Jesus anytime, anywhere, by communicating with him internally.
O documento discute a importância da Eucaristia e da Liturgia na vida cristã. Ele enfatiza que (1) a Eucaristia é a fonte e o ápice da vida cristã; (2) devemos amar e conhecer a Liturgia para apreciá-la verdadeiramente; e (3) na Missa, celebramos o sacrifício de Cristo e recebemos seu Corpo e Sangue.
O documento discute a Eucaristia como princípio e projeto da missão da Igreja. Aponta que a experiência eucarística impele os cristãos a testemunhar a fé e evangelizar. Também destaca a necessidade de as dioceses e paróquias terem uma consciência missionária, indo ao encontro daqueles que ainda não conhecem Cristo e acompanhando os que esfriaram na fé.
O documento descreve os principais elementos do ano litúrgico católico, incluindo os tempos da Quaresma, Páscoa, Advento e Natal. O ano litúrgico é organizado em torno da celebração dos mistérios de Cristo e ajuda os fiéis a crescerem espiritualmente ao longo do ano.
Quaresma momento de estender as mãos ao próximoBernadetecebs .
O documento descreve os principais momentos da vida de Jesus Cristo, incluindo seu batismo, ministério público, tempo no deserto, paixão, morte e ressurreição. Ele também discute ensinamentos de Jesus e a necessidade de cristãos maduros para as comunidades.
The document provides an overview of the Holy Eucharist and the Catholic Mass. It defines the Eucharist as coming from the Latin word meaning "thanksgiving" and being the centerpiece of the seven sacraments. It then discusses the biblical origins in the Jewish Passover and Last Supper, the structure and parts of the Mass, Eucharistic vestments and materials, and the Western Christian liturgical calendar and seasons.
The document defines and describes the Catholic Church. It explains that the Church is the People of God, the Body of Christ, and the Bride of Christ. It is also one, holy, catholic, and apostolic. The Church has a hierarchy with the Pope at its head and includes bishops, priests, and lay faithful. It also notes that Vatican City is the physical home and city-state of the Catholic Church.
2. FORMAÇAO SOBRE O BATISMO (DIRETÓRIO PASTORAL DA ARQUIDIOCESE DE MANAUS ) F...Francisco Almoxarifado
O documento fornece instruções sobre os procedimentos e responsabilidades relacionados ao sacramento do batismo na Arquidiocese de Manaus, incluindo a preparação de pais, padrinhos e catequistas, os requisitos para batizar crianças e adultos, e a validade do batismo em outras igrejas.
Ecclesiology Part 1 - The Study of the Church Robert Tan
This document discusses the definition and usage of the term "ecclesiology", which refers to the study of the church. It begins by examining the Greek origins of the word and then explores different understandings of what constitutes a "church" - whether it refers to a building, institution, or universal body of believers. The document analyzes how the word "church" is used in the New Testament, typically referring to local gatherings of believers rather than a universal entity. It traces how English translations have evolved from using terms like "congregation" to the modern "church". Finally, it outlines how the church is described as a spiritual organism or body in the Ephesians epistle.
O documento fornece diretrizes para leitores durante celebrações litúrgicas, enfatizando uma postura corporal adequada, vocalização clara e volume da voz para que todos possam ouvir. Também discute gêneros literários comuns em leituras bíblicas e etapas para preparar celebrações litúrgicas.
The document summarizes the key aspects and order of events in the Rite of Baptism in the Catholic Church. It begins with the infant being brought to the church by parents and godparents. The priest then welcomes the baby and family and asks for the name and what is being asked of the Church. The rite then involves signing with the cross, prayers, anointing with oil, profession of faith, baptism with water, receiving a white garment and candle, reciting the Lord's Prayer, and a final blessing.
1) O documento discute a história da liturgia desde a Antiguidade, quando os povos buscavam formas de se comunicar com a divindade.
2) A liturgia do Antigo Testamento celebrava ricamente a aliança entre Deus e o povo judeu.
3) O Concílio Vaticano II consagrou o termo "liturgia" para significar o exercício do sacerdócio de Cristo e a fonte da ação da Igreja.
Este documento resume las principales características de la asamblea litúrgica en el Antiguo y Nuevo Testamento, incluyendo su naturaleza como convocación de Dios, presencia de Cristo y realidad participativa. También describe las funciones de los ministros ordenados e instituidos y las características y medios para que los fieles participen plena, consciente y fructuosamente en la asamblea, como la formación y catequesis litúrgicas. Finalmente, explica las actitudes litúrgicas como estar de pie,
Preparing for an important event requires planning and organization. Make a checklist of everything that needs to be done and the deadlines to complete each task. Be sure to allow enough time for each item and build in contingencies to avoid stress.
The document provides information about the differences between the civil calendar and the liturgical calendar used by the Catholic Church. Some key differences include:
- The civil calendar has fixed dates for holidays while the liturgical calendar has movable dates determined in relation to Easter.
- The liturgical calendar divides the year into seasons like Advent, Christmas, Lent, and Easter while the civil calendar divides the year into 12 months.
- Important feasts in the liturgical calendar like Easter are determined based on the lunar calendar and can fall on different dates each year.
This document provides information about items used at Mass and liturgies, including books, vessels, linens, vestments, and furniture. It describes the purpose and use of various sacred objects like the chalice, paten, corporal, tabernacle, and vestments such as the alb, chasuble and stole. Special furniture in the sanctuary including the presider's chair, ambo, altar, and tabernacle are also outlined. The document concludes with details on liturgical colors used for vestments during different parts of the liturgical year.
O documento discute os princípios da música sacra na liturgia católica. Afirma que a música deve estar intimamente articulada com a ação litúrgica e contribuir para a expressão da oração. Também discute os diferentes cantos litúrgicos, suas funções e critérios para escolha, incluindo o Glória, Salmo Responsorial, Aleluia, entre outros.
O documento apresenta um planejamento de catequese para o ano dividido em 12 meses, com temas religiosos abordados em cada semana, incluindo orações, santos, vida de Jesus, sacramentos e Nossa Senhora.
The document provides information about the sacrament of Holy Baptism in Christianity. It discusses that Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist in the Jordan River according to the Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke. It then asks questions about what God the Father said to Jesus and what the Holy Spirit did at his baptism. Later sections define baptism and sacraments, explain why Christians baptize including babies, and discuss what God promises in baptism among other topics related to the sacrament of baptism.
O documento discute o ano litúrgico cristão, que celebra os mistérios de Cristo ao longo do ano. O ano litúrgico é organizado em torno da Páscoa de Cristo e inclui o Tempo da Quaresma, a Páscoa, o Tempo Pascal e Pentecostes. Também inclui o Tempo do Advento, o Natal, a Epifania e o período subsequente. O ano litúrgico usa ritmos diários, semanais e anuais para ensinar e formar os cristãos.
Este documento apresenta um programa de formação para ministros extraordinários da comunhão eucarística na Paróquia Menino Jesus de Praga em São José do Rio Preto, SP. O programa inclui instruções sobre a natureza e significado da Eucaristia, símbolos e objetos litúrgicos, partes da missa, e orientações para a distribuição da comunhão.
O documento descreve as funções e responsabilidades de coroinhas na Igreja Católica. Explica que coroinhas são crianças ou adolescentes que auxiliam o padre durante a missa, vestindo roupas litúrgicas. Detalha as principais tarefas de coroinhas como participar da procissão de entrada e saída, acompanhar o livro do evangelho e tocar sino durante a consagração.
O documento descreve o calendário litúrgico católico, dividido em dois principais ciclos. O Ciclo do Natal celebra o nascimento de Jesus e vai do Advento até o Batismo do Senhor. O Ciclo Pascal celebra a Paixão, Morte e Ressurreição de Jesus, indo da Quaresma até Pentecostes. Cada tempo litúrgico tem símbolos, cores e significados próprios para relembrar os mistérios da fé.
The Roman Catholic Mass follows a dramatic structure with three acts: 1) The entrance rite where worshippers enter and dip their fingers in holy water. 2) The service of the word, where scripture passages are read. 3) The Eucharist, where the bread and wine are consecrated and received as the body and blood of Christ. Throughout the Mass, various rituals and symbols guide worshippers, including stained glass, statues, candles, and changing liturgical colors that mark different seasons. The order of the Mass follows set rubrics but allows for variation based on the occasion being celebrated.
This document describes various religious vestments and liturgical items used by Catholic clergy during mass and other religious services. It provides details on items like the alb, stole, chasuble, dalmatic, cope, maniple, biretta, pectoral cross, crozier, mitre, pallium, and fanon worn by priests, bishops and the Pope. It also lists liturgical items used during mass like chalices, patens, ciboria, cruets, lavabo bowl, monstrance, lunette, tabernacle, boat-shaped thurible, and aspergillum. Finally, it mentions liturgical books like the missal, lectionary,
The document provides an overview of the Holy Eucharist and the Catholic Mass. It defines the Eucharist as coming from the Latin word meaning "thanksgiving" and being the centerpiece of the seven sacraments. It then discusses the biblical origins in the Jewish Passover and Last Supper, the structure and parts of the Mass, Eucharistic vestments and materials, and the Western Christian liturgical calendar and seasons.
The document defines and describes the Catholic Church. It explains that the Church is the People of God, the Body of Christ, and the Bride of Christ. It is also one, holy, catholic, and apostolic. The Church has a hierarchy with the Pope at its head and includes bishops, priests, and lay faithful. It also notes that Vatican City is the physical home and city-state of the Catholic Church.
2. FORMAÇAO SOBRE O BATISMO (DIRETÓRIO PASTORAL DA ARQUIDIOCESE DE MANAUS ) F...Francisco Almoxarifado
O documento fornece instruções sobre os procedimentos e responsabilidades relacionados ao sacramento do batismo na Arquidiocese de Manaus, incluindo a preparação de pais, padrinhos e catequistas, os requisitos para batizar crianças e adultos, e a validade do batismo em outras igrejas.
Ecclesiology Part 1 - The Study of the Church Robert Tan
This document discusses the definition and usage of the term "ecclesiology", which refers to the study of the church. It begins by examining the Greek origins of the word and then explores different understandings of what constitutes a "church" - whether it refers to a building, institution, or universal body of believers. The document analyzes how the word "church" is used in the New Testament, typically referring to local gatherings of believers rather than a universal entity. It traces how English translations have evolved from using terms like "congregation" to the modern "church". Finally, it outlines how the church is described as a spiritual organism or body in the Ephesians epistle.
O documento fornece diretrizes para leitores durante celebrações litúrgicas, enfatizando uma postura corporal adequada, vocalização clara e volume da voz para que todos possam ouvir. Também discute gêneros literários comuns em leituras bíblicas e etapas para preparar celebrações litúrgicas.
The document summarizes the key aspects and order of events in the Rite of Baptism in the Catholic Church. It begins with the infant being brought to the church by parents and godparents. The priest then welcomes the baby and family and asks for the name and what is being asked of the Church. The rite then involves signing with the cross, prayers, anointing with oil, profession of faith, baptism with water, receiving a white garment and candle, reciting the Lord's Prayer, and a final blessing.
1) O documento discute a história da liturgia desde a Antiguidade, quando os povos buscavam formas de se comunicar com a divindade.
2) A liturgia do Antigo Testamento celebrava ricamente a aliança entre Deus e o povo judeu.
3) O Concílio Vaticano II consagrou o termo "liturgia" para significar o exercício do sacerdócio de Cristo e a fonte da ação da Igreja.
Este documento resume las principales características de la asamblea litúrgica en el Antiguo y Nuevo Testamento, incluyendo su naturaleza como convocación de Dios, presencia de Cristo y realidad participativa. También describe las funciones de los ministros ordenados e instituidos y las características y medios para que los fieles participen plena, consciente y fructuosamente en la asamblea, como la formación y catequesis litúrgicas. Finalmente, explica las actitudes litúrgicas como estar de pie,
Preparing for an important event requires planning and organization. Make a checklist of everything that needs to be done and the deadlines to complete each task. Be sure to allow enough time for each item and build in contingencies to avoid stress.
The document provides information about the differences between the civil calendar and the liturgical calendar used by the Catholic Church. Some key differences include:
- The civil calendar has fixed dates for holidays while the liturgical calendar has movable dates determined in relation to Easter.
- The liturgical calendar divides the year into seasons like Advent, Christmas, Lent, and Easter while the civil calendar divides the year into 12 months.
- Important feasts in the liturgical calendar like Easter are determined based on the lunar calendar and can fall on different dates each year.
This document provides information about items used at Mass and liturgies, including books, vessels, linens, vestments, and furniture. It describes the purpose and use of various sacred objects like the chalice, paten, corporal, tabernacle, and vestments such as the alb, chasuble and stole. Special furniture in the sanctuary including the presider's chair, ambo, altar, and tabernacle are also outlined. The document concludes with details on liturgical colors used for vestments during different parts of the liturgical year.
O documento discute os princípios da música sacra na liturgia católica. Afirma que a música deve estar intimamente articulada com a ação litúrgica e contribuir para a expressão da oração. Também discute os diferentes cantos litúrgicos, suas funções e critérios para escolha, incluindo o Glória, Salmo Responsorial, Aleluia, entre outros.
O documento apresenta um planejamento de catequese para o ano dividido em 12 meses, com temas religiosos abordados em cada semana, incluindo orações, santos, vida de Jesus, sacramentos e Nossa Senhora.
The document provides information about the sacrament of Holy Baptism in Christianity. It discusses that Jesus was baptized by John the Baptist in the Jordan River according to the Gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke. It then asks questions about what God the Father said to Jesus and what the Holy Spirit did at his baptism. Later sections define baptism and sacraments, explain why Christians baptize including babies, and discuss what God promises in baptism among other topics related to the sacrament of baptism.
O documento discute o ano litúrgico cristão, que celebra os mistérios de Cristo ao longo do ano. O ano litúrgico é organizado em torno da Páscoa de Cristo e inclui o Tempo da Quaresma, a Páscoa, o Tempo Pascal e Pentecostes. Também inclui o Tempo do Advento, o Natal, a Epifania e o período subsequente. O ano litúrgico usa ritmos diários, semanais e anuais para ensinar e formar os cristãos.
Este documento apresenta um programa de formação para ministros extraordinários da comunhão eucarística na Paróquia Menino Jesus de Praga em São José do Rio Preto, SP. O programa inclui instruções sobre a natureza e significado da Eucaristia, símbolos e objetos litúrgicos, partes da missa, e orientações para a distribuição da comunhão.
O documento descreve as funções e responsabilidades de coroinhas na Igreja Católica. Explica que coroinhas são crianças ou adolescentes que auxiliam o padre durante a missa, vestindo roupas litúrgicas. Detalha as principais tarefas de coroinhas como participar da procissão de entrada e saída, acompanhar o livro do evangelho e tocar sino durante a consagração.
O documento descreve o calendário litúrgico católico, dividido em dois principais ciclos. O Ciclo do Natal celebra o nascimento de Jesus e vai do Advento até o Batismo do Senhor. O Ciclo Pascal celebra a Paixão, Morte e Ressurreição de Jesus, indo da Quaresma até Pentecostes. Cada tempo litúrgico tem símbolos, cores e significados próprios para relembrar os mistérios da fé.
The Roman Catholic Mass follows a dramatic structure with three acts: 1) The entrance rite where worshippers enter and dip their fingers in holy water. 2) The service of the word, where scripture passages are read. 3) The Eucharist, where the bread and wine are consecrated and received as the body and blood of Christ. Throughout the Mass, various rituals and symbols guide worshippers, including stained glass, statues, candles, and changing liturgical colors that mark different seasons. The order of the Mass follows set rubrics but allows for variation based on the occasion being celebrated.
This document describes various religious vestments and liturgical items used by Catholic clergy during mass and other religious services. It provides details on items like the alb, stole, chasuble, dalmatic, cope, maniple, biretta, pectoral cross, crozier, mitre, pallium, and fanon worn by priests, bishops and the Pope. It also lists liturgical items used during mass like chalices, patens, ciboria, cruets, lavabo bowl, monstrance, lunette, tabernacle, boat-shaped thurible, and aspergillum. Finally, it mentions liturgical books like the missal, lectionary,
Altar Server Formation - Items Used in ChurchRobert Barden
The document provides descriptions of various items used in Catholic churches during mass and other religious ceremonies. It defines important furnishings and objects found in the sanctuary like the altar, tabernacle, and ambo. It also explains vestments and vessels used by priests like the chasuble, stole, chalice, and ciborium. Liturgical items carried in processions such as the processional cross and candles are also defined.
This lesson on Prayer is part of the "Back to the Basics" series. Instead of looking at prayer in the normal way, I look at prayer from the idea of "Communication in Battle."
The discussion guide focuses on the Prayer of Jesus in John 17.
The document provides guidelines for altar servers at St. Ursula Catholic Church, outlining their important role in assisting with Mass and funerals, proper posture and hand movements during services, as well as details on the order of Mass such as the entrance procession, readings, and distribution of communion.
This document provides an overview of the key parts and rituals of the Catholic Mass, including:
1) The introductory rites which begin with an entrance chant and include signs of the cross, greetings, and penitential acts.
2) The liturgy of the word involving scripture readings from the Old Testament, letters of the Apostles, the Gospel, and a homily.
3) The liturgy of the Eucharist where the bread and wine are brought to the altar and transformed through consecration into the body and blood of Christ, followed by communion.
4) Concluding rites with the Lord's Prayer, sign of peace, Lamb of God
The Catholic Mass consists of four main parts: the Gathering Rites, the Liturgy of the Word, the Liturgy of the Eucharist, and the Concluding Rite. The Liturgy of the Word focuses on scripture readings and a homily, while the Liturgy of the Eucharist centers around the consecration of bread and wine into the body and blood of Christ and receiving communion. Through the Mass, Catholics commemorate Jesus' last supper and sacrifice on the cross, and are nourished spiritually to go forth and serve.
The document discusses different types of prayer including prayers of blessing, petition, intercession, thanksgiving, and praise. It also covers the parts of the Catholic Mass including introductory rites, liturgy of the word, liturgy of the Eucharist, communion rite, and concluding rite. Finally, it discusses the seven deadly sins and gifts and fruits of the Holy Spirit.
The document provides guidelines for the various roles and parts of the Catholic Mass, including liturgical ministers, readings, prayers, and rituals. It emphasizes the importance of full and active participation by all members of the congregation. Specific instructions are given for gestures, postures, readings, music, materials, adaptations based on circumstances, and each part of the Mass from the introductory rites to communion.
Lazaro is a Cuban personal trainer and bodybuilder based in London. He has over 35 years of experience helping clients improve their health and fitness through highly personalized training programs. Some key aspects of Lazaro's approach include training in short, intense sessions multiple times per day; following a strict diet and lifestyle regimen; and making workouts fun through dance and music. He has developed a popular training system called Cuban Cardio and provides comprehensive training plans for various fitness goals and competitions.
SMi will host the 7th Pharmaceutical Microbiology West Coast conference on June 8-9, 2017 in San Diego, USA. The conference will address current challenges in sterility assurance, environmental monitoring, and rapid microbial methods. Over the two days, experts from companies like GSK, Amgen, Janssen, and Takeda will discuss topics like environmental monitoring trends and data analysis, challenges in endotoxin testing and sterility assurance, case studies on contamination control, and the validation and use of rapid microbial methods. Workshops on the day before will cover technologies for monitoring contamination control and case studies, as well as microbial requirements for terminal sterilization.
A l'occasion du premier Forum de l'Intelligence Artificielle organisé à Bordeaux en mars 2016 par Ascoergo, une projection du film Blade Runner a été faite. La question centrale du livre de K. Dick et du film de Scott est qu'est ce qu'un être humain ? Autrement dit l'intelligence artificielle dans son excellence pourra-t-elle devenir humaine?
11 flowers gifts which are perfect for allergy sufferersCeline Wilson
It is very difficult task to choose flowers for the people who are suffering from allergy problem. Here are 11 Flowers Gifts ideas which are perfect for Allergy Sufferers.
1. The document describes different encryption methods throughout history, including the Caesar cipher used by Julius Caesar and a more secure one-time pad method developed later.
2. The Caesar cipher involves shifting each letter of the encoded message a set number of places in the alphabet, like shifting from A to X. This method is not very secure as patterns may emerge.
3. A more secure one-time pad method developed in 1882 uses a random key for each letter that is only used once, making the messages impossible to decrypt without the full key. Extra random letters from the key are added to hide the true length of messages.
This document provides information about the role and responsibilities of altar servers. It explains that altar servers assist priests during mass by fetching items, ringing bells, and helping with other tasks. Their motto is "called to serve," inspired by Jesus who served others. The document outlines duties at mass like assisting the priest and requirements like attending training. It provides details on maintaining spiritual health, personal responsibility, duties during and after mass, books, objects, and vestments used in liturgy.
The document provides information and guidance for altar server candidates. It discusses the importance of the role of altar servers and their responsibility to help facilitate the Mass. It outlines characteristics that servers should possess like attentiveness and teamwork. The document also lists requirements for candidates such as having received First Communion and knowing prayers and gestures. It defines terms related to serving and provides direction on proper preparation and conduct before, during, and after Mass.
The document provides information about Roman Catholic funeral practices and traditions. It discusses the church hierarchy including the Pope, bishops, and priests. It describes the layout of a typical Catholic church including areas like the nave, sanctuary, and sacristy. It provides details on Catholic funeral masses, wakes, the dressing and casketing of the deceased, and the committal service.
The Third Commandment: A Catechesis on the Holy EucharistDerickJuan1219
This Religion Group Report deals with the Subject of the Holy Eucharist, the elements, kinds, and all that is important to the Catholic Church. It is actually intended for the Filipino Catholic Youth of the Diocese of Novaliches (as of 2015), but it can be helpful to "all Catholics of good will."
The document provides information about the role and responsibilities of altar servers. It discusses how altar servers help the priest during mass and explains the various sacred objects and vestments involved in mass. It also outlines the key parts of the liturgy including the introductory rite, liturgy of the word, liturgy of the Eucharist, and concluding rite. Altar servers are expected to know what they are doing and serve reverently to help set an example for full participation in the mass.
This document provides descriptions of various features found within a church, including the church building itself, the bell tower that houses the bells, the holy water stoup used to make the sign of the cross, the baptismal font for baptisms, the central nave area for worship, the confessional for confession, the paschal candle symbolizing the risen Lord from Easter to Pentecost, the see or chair of the priest also called the cathedral, the altar where mass is held, the tabernacle where the Blessed Sacrament is preserved, the lectern for reading Scripture and homilies, the crucifix symbolizing Christ's passion, and images of Mary as the mother of the church.
The Roman Catholic Church has four key beliefs that distinguish it from Protestant denominations: 1) the role of tradition in addition to scripture in guiding doctrine, 2) belief in 7 sacraments including baptism, communion, confirmation and anointing of the sick, 3) the existence of purgatory as a state of purification for sins before entering heaven, and 4) the communion of saints which recognizes spiritual connection between living members, souls in purgatory, and saints in heaven. The document then provides details on each of these distinguishing beliefs.
Photo Inventory Project. This is a catholic church in my neighborhood. It was recently remodeled and it steps away from a tradition catholic church look by have modernized versions of very traditional symbols.
Catholic postures and gestures such as bowing the head, striking the breast, kneeling, and making the sign of the cross are meant to direct worshippers from mundane concerns toward the sacred. Specific gestures are associated with different parts of the Mass as well as expressions of sorrow, humility, and reverence toward religious figures and icons. Prostrations involve lying flat on the ground and signify total humility before God.
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3. Ushers
✦ Also known as Greeters
✦ They welcome you when you
enter the church and give
you pamphlets or misalettes
✦ They tell you where to sit
when the church is packed
✦ They help pass out the
collection baskets during
offertory
4. Priest
✦ Leads the celebration of the
Holy Eucharist
✦ There can be no Mass
without a priest
6. Altar Servers
✦ boys and girls that help the
priest to make sure the
Mass runs smoothly
✦ they can be a crucifer
(cross bearer), candle
holder or thurifer (thurible
holder)
8. Musicians
✦ members of the church share their
gift of music and they can include:
✦ choir members,
✦ guitar player,
✦ piano player,
✦ other instrumentalists
✦ flutist
✦ clarinetist
✦ drummer
✦ trumpist
14. Narthex/Gathering Space
✦ space between outside world and
main chapel
✦ area before the nave
✦ usually a large, inviting room you
come into as you enter the church
✦ parishioners gather and socialize here
before and after Mass
✦ when people enter the church, they
prepare themselves to receive Jesus at
Mass. As the faithful leave Mass, they
prepare to bring the light of Christ to
others
15. Baptistry
✦ area where adults and
babies alike get baptized
with holy water by the
priest
✦ can include stoups and
baptismal font
17. Ambry
✦ area where three large
crystal containers hold our
sacred oils
✦ ambry comes from the
Latin word armarium, “a
place for keeping tools”
18. Holy Oils
✦ 1) first oil is Chrism, marked with the
letters: S.C. (sanctum chrisma for Holy
Chrism), a mix of oil and perfume and is
used at holy moments – baptism,
confirmation, ordination, and the
dedication of a church and altar
✦ 2) next, we have the Oil of the Sick,
marked with the letters: O.I. (oleum
infirmorum for Oil of the Infirm or Sick).
This oil is used to anoint those who are ill
✦ 3) finally we have the Oil of the
Catechumens, marked with the letters:
O.I. (oleum sanctum for Oil of the
catechumens) used to anoint the
Catechumens (individuals who are seeking
to come into full communion with the
Catholic Church)
19. Nave
✦ main section of the church
where everyone gathers for
Mass in the pews
✦ older churches tend to have
a “t” or a cross-style floor
plan
✦ newer churches tend to
have a more semi-circle
floor plan
20. Altar
✦ the table of the Lord in the
sanctuary that signifies the Last
Supper and where the bread and
wine are transformed into the
body and blood of Christ
✦ when approaching the altar, we
bow in reverence because it’s a
symbol of Christ in the midst of
the assembly of Believers
22. Lectern
✦ The physical stand where
someone can:
✦ read the Word of God
✦ lead in song
✦ make church
announcements
23. Pulpit
✦ In older churches, the
pulpit is where the Gospel
is read and where the
homily is given
24. Eucharistic/Adoration Chapel
✦ chapel where Blessed Sacrament is
exposed
✦ adoration is done so we can worship
Jesus’ real presence in the host
which is contained within the
monstrance
✦ the tabernacle is also sometimes
located here
25. Sacristy
✦ where liturgical items are
stored and where
extraordinary ministers,
and lectors prepare for
Mass
✦ sometimes the sacristy
includes the area where
priests, deacons, and altar
servers prepare for Mass
27. Confessionals/
Reconciliation Room
✦ place where we ask for
forgiveness and healing
through the Sacrament of
Reconciliation
✦ designed so that we may
receive this sacrament in a
more informal setting, face-
to-face with a priest, or in a
more traditional,
anonymous way, with a
screen between ourselves
and the priest
28. Presider’s Chair
✦ the big chair used by the
celebrating priest during a
liturgy that signifies a sense of
leadership in prayer
29. Vesting Room
✦ the room where liturgical
clothing is stored for
priests, deacons, and altar
servers
30. Cry Room
✦ separate area for babies and
young children and their
parents so crying babies
won’t disturb people
praying during Mass
31. Choir
✦ area where the musicians
gather in order to lead the
congregation in song
33. Crucifix
✦ a cross showing Jesus
Christ either dying on
the cross or Jesus
rising from the dead
(Cross of the
Resurrection)
✦ the crucifix reminds us
of Jesus' great sacrifice
for us
34. Stoups/Holy Water Fonts
✦ placed at church entrances
so people can bless
themselves with holy water
when they enter and leave
the church as a reminder
and sign of their own
baptism
36. Transept
✦ the section of a cross-
shaped church which goes
across the main body of the
building
37. Tabernacle
✦ usually a golden or wooden
container where the Eucharist
(bread) is kept
✦ we genuflect to show reverence
and respect for the Eucharist
✦ tabernacle derives from the Latin
word, tabernaculum (tent), and
recalls the Jewish “meeting tent,”
which housed the ark of the
covenant and thus embodied the
presence of God among the
people
38. Sacrarium
✦ “holy sink” located in the
sacristy to throw away and
wash down traces of the
holy Eucharist
✦ It has a separate drain line
that goes directly to
ground, and not to the
sewer system or septic tank
39. Stations of the Cross
✦ 14 illustrations usually
spread out around the
church to serve as a
reminder of what Jesus did
on the way to his
Crucifixion
✦ many Catholics pray the
Stations of the Cross during
the Fridays of Lent
40. Sanctuary Lamp
✦ a candle or light located
near the tabernacle,
generally in a red glass
container, that is kept
burning day and night
wherever the Blessed
Sacrament is inside the
tabernacle
42. Statues
✦ used as “3D pictures”
honoring the holy saints
that died before us
✦ Usually there is a statue of
the Blessed Virgin Mary
and Jesus Christ in the
Church
43. Stained Glass Windows
✦ holy pictures against
church walls that honors
holy people and saints that
light up during the day time
44. Communion/Altar Rail
✦ The railing which guards
the sanctuary and separates
the latter from the body of
the church and altar
✦ At some churches, people
kneel at the communion rail
when receiving Holy
Communion.
51. Stole
✦ The stole is a long liturgical
vestment worn by a deacon,
priest, or bishop
✦ Deacons wear the stole like a
sash
✦ Priests wear the stole around
the neck and it crosses
✦ Bishops wear the stole around
the neck but it doesn’t cross
57. Ring
✦ The ring, like a wedding
band, symbolizes that the
bishop is "wedded" to his
diocese.
✦ Also, the ring would be
used, at least in days long
ago, to make the imprint of
the bishop's seal in the hot
wax to authenticate
documents.
60. Pectoral Cross
✦ Golden cross worn across a
bishop’s chest used to
distinguish bishops and
cardinals from priests
✦ from the Latin pectoralis, "of
the chest"
69. Bread and Wine
✦ representation of the body
and blood of Christ until
the priest transforms the
bread and wine into the
true body and blood of
Christ
73. Peplum or Chalice Veil
✦ a cloth covering used to
hide the chalice and paten
up to the offertory and after
Communion
✦ It is selected by the
liturgical color for the
service.
74. Credence Table
✦ the small table off to one
side of the sanctuary for
sacred vessels
75. Lavabo
✦ Also known as a finger
bowl
✦ small bowl for priest to
wash hands during the
liturgy of Eucharist
83. Aspergillum and Aspersorium
✦ the holy water sprinkler
(aspergillum)
✦ the holy water holder
(aspersorium)
✦ Both used when priest or
deacon sprinkles holy water
as a reminder of our
baptism
84. Thurible and Boat
✦ container for burning
incense (thurible)
✦ the container for incense
(boat)
85. Altar Bells
✦ used to create a joyful noise
to the Lord as a way to give
thanks for the miracle
taking place atop the Altar
of Sacrifice
86. Monstrance
✦ vessel used to display
consecrated Eucharistic
Host during adoration
✦ word comes from the Latin
word monstrare which
means “to show”