Religion Finals: Sacrament
Religion Finals: Sacrament
Religion Finals: Sacrament
SACRAMENT
The Sacraments are, thus, divided into three (3) groups: initiation, healing, and service.
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SACRAMENTS OF INITIATION
BAPTISM
Sacrament of Baptism gives our souls new life of sanctifying grace by which we become children of God and heirs of heaven.
Jesus instituted the sacrament of Baptism when he said to his apostles:
“Go therefore, make disciples of all the nations; baptize them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit”
(Mt. 28:19)
Jesus Christ himself instituted this seven sacraments. (We cannot add nor deduct because this is only the sacraments made by Him.
We must be baptized in order to be saved.
Jesus said: I tell you most solemnly, unless a man is born through water and spirit, he cannot enter the kingdom of God (Jn. 3:5).
However there are three kinds of Baptism.
SACRAMENTAL BAPTISM- which is acquired by those who receive the sacrament of Baptism (natural baptism during infancy
and adult stage)
BAPTISM OF BLOOD- which is received by the martyrs who died for Jesus Christ before being baptized.
BAPTISM OF DESIRE- which is received by those who followed the will of God, but did not have the opportunity to know the
Church and to be baptized.
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QUESTIONS:
1. How can we say that sacrament of baptism is seen in the bible?
- Go the gospel of Mt. 28:19, we can see the biblical bases of sacrament of baptism.
- Any person who believes in Christ, knows the Apostolic Creed, the Ten Commandments, the Seven Sacraments and the Our Father,
can be baptized.
Those who received Baptism when they were children, must undertake a post-baptismal catechumenate. The
catechumenate is a period of preparation for the faith, the commandment, the sacraments, the liturgy, and the
community life of the Church. It is divided into several steps, and sanctified by sacred rites.
N. B: We can receive Baptism only once. The Protestant, in order to enter into the Catholic Church, must be baptized
again “under condition”, or undertake the “Rite of Incorporation to the Catholic Church”
There are different Christian religions which accepted by the Catholic their baptism meaning to say no need to baptize
again such as 7th Day Adventist and Mormons.
3. How about the children who cannot recite the apostolic creed, ten commandments…, why they are applicable to baptized?
The children, who cannot know all these things are baptized in the faith of the Church and of their parents and Godparents.
Godparents- primary duty is to guide the child in terms of Christian faith when the presence of the parents are not available. (Reason why it is
required to have them)
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PRE JORDAN SEMINAR- a way to remind new parents, who wish to bring their children into the faith, of what Baptism truly means. ... Through
this class, parents will learn about the various symbols used during the sacrament of Baptism and they discuss who they have chosen as
godparents and why.
4. Does it alright to wear any type of cloth or color during baptism?
No, it should be in WHITE CLOTH put on the head of newborn because it represents as PURITY.
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CONFIRMATION
Sacrament through which the Holy Spirit comes to us in a special way and enables us to profess our faith as strong and perfect
Christians and soldiers of Jesus Christ.
Jesus instituted the sacrament of confirmation when he breathed on his disciples and said to them: As the Father sent me, so I am
sending you. Receive the Holy Spirit (Jn 20:21-22)
The confirmation in the Spirit took place for the first time on Pentecost. The Holy Spirit, like tongues of fire, came over the Apostles
and Mary gathered in prayer in the Cenacle (Acts 2:1-4).
Thereafter, the Confirmation in the Spirit took place any time the Apostles laid their hands over the disciples.
As Scripture says: they were baptized in the name of the Lord Jesus, and the moment Paul had laid hands on them the Holy Spirit
came down on them (Acts 19:6).
It is a sacrament and a sacrifice in which Our Savior Jesus Christ, body and blood, soul and divinity, is contained, offered, and received
under the appearance of bread and wine.
The Eucharist is also called the Lord’s Supper, the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass, and the Memorial of Jesus’ Resurrection.
The bread and wine, at the moment of the consecration, become the real body and blood of Christ
CONSECRATION- general term (like ga luhod, while gna consecrate ang bread and wine until mag tindog ta)
TRANSUBSTANTATION-specific term for changing of body and blood of Jesus Christ (when he lays his hand). This is philosophical. A
metaphysical explanation in this matter.
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Venial sin will vanish within the The priest is not the owner of the
sacrament of Eucharist through ACT church, ALL of us are the owner.
OF PENITENT.
- Every Christian Catholic can receive Holy Communion if he is the state of grace.
We commit a sacrilege if we receive Holy Communion with a mortal sin in our soul. Scripture says: Anyone who eats the
bread or drinks the cup of the Lord unworthily will be behaving unworthily towards the body and blood of the Lord (1
Corinthians 11:27). Before receiving Holy Communion we must confess all our mortal sins.
- The Church invites us to receive the Holy Communion any time we attend to the Holy Mass.
(All faithful must attend Holy Mass every Sunday and all feast of obligation)
Ga attend ka mass morning, afternoon and evening how many times mag pangalawat?
ONCE OR FIRST MASS attended is important to receive the holy Eucharist. As long as in the state of grace.
FEAST OF OBLIGATION
December 25- Christmas Day
September 8- Birthday of Immaculate Conception
December 8- The Feast of the Immaculate Conception
January 1- The Feast of Mary
All the faithful must attend to the Holy Mass every Sunday and on all feast of obligation, and receive the Holy Communion at
least once a year, on Easter time. Those who attend to the Eucharist every day, will receive countless materials and
spiritual graces from the Lord.
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TAKE NOTE:
We are oblige to go first to sacrament of confirmation before attending mass because we cannot receive the body of Christ if we are
not in the state of grace.
When we receive the body of Christ with mortal sin another sin is formulated called sacrilege.
It is already sin against the Holy Spirit. Why? Because you are already aware within yourself that it is sin but still you continuously
do it.
You cannot just confess it but first internalize, ask forgiveness, be aware with that sin and promise not to do it again.
SACRAMENTS OF HEALING
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PENANCE
The sacrament by which sins committed after Baptism are forgiven through the absolution of the priest.
Jesus instituted the sacrament of Penance when he said to the Apostles: As the Father sent me, so I am sending you. Receive the Holy
Spirit. For those whose sins you forgive, they are forgiven; for those whose sins you retain, they are retained. (Jn 20:22-23)
We cannot say that there is no need to confess our sins to the priest, and that we can confess our sins straight to God.
Jesus gave the power to forgive sins to Peter, to the Apostles and to their successors, when he said: I will give you the keys
of the kingdom of heaven: whatever you bind on earth shall be considered bound in heaven; whatever you loose on earth
shall be considered loosed in heaven (Mt. 16:19)
Matthew16:19
“I will give you the keys of the kingdom of heaven. Whatever you bind on earth will be bound in heaven, and whatever you loose on
earth will be loosed in heaven." Jesus said to Peter.
“Ordination” comes from the Latin word ordination, which means to incorporate
Because of his role as a successor to the Apostles, who were themselves successors to Christ, the bishop is the proper minister of the
Sacrament of Holy Orders. The grace of sanctifying others that the bishop receives at his own ordination allows him to ordain others.
The BISHOP possess the fullness of the priesthood because he has received the 3 degrees: diaconate, presbyterate and episcopate.
How about the Cardinals?
They are chosen by the Pope from all the churches in the world who has communion with Rome; they are tasked with specific duties
and functions
Who is a Pope?