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    The Seven Sacraments

    **********Notes for 07-11-19**********


    What are the Sacraments?
    The sacraments are efficient signs of the sanctifying grace.

    SIGNS - a sacrament is a "visible sign of an invisible reality"


    - "Sacrament" is the Latin translation of the Greek word "mystery"
    EFFICIENT - the seven sacraments are efficient signs, because they make effective
    the invisible reality they represent.
    SANCTIFYING GRACE - the sacraments are efficient signs of the sanctifying grace,
    because they transmit the grace of God.
    - it is the friendship and communion with God.

    First Sunday of Advent - the beginning of the Liturgical Year


    - begins one the Sunday after the Christ the King

    **FOUR LITURGICAL COLORS OF THE CHURCH**


    GREEN - Ordinary Times
    WHITE - The feasts of Jesus Christ and of the Virgin Mary
    RED - The feasts of the apostles and of the martyrs
    VIOLET - Advent, Lent, and Funeral masses

    SACRAMENTALS - sacred signs which sanctify the different circumstances of life.

    Examples:
    +Blessings
    +Exorcisms
    +Religious Professions

    POPULAR RELIGIOSITY - prayers which help to incarnate the Gospel in the ordinary
    life of the people and in the different cultures.

    Examples:
    Holy Rosary
    Carrying of medals and scapulars
    Way of the Cross
    Processions
    Pilgrimages

    *******************************************

    **BAPTISM**
    MATTHEW 28:19 - Jesus institutes the sacrament of Baptism.
    - "Go, therefore, make disciples of all the nations: baptise them in
    the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit"

    **3 KINDS OF BAPTISM**


    SACRAMENTAL BAPTISM - acquired by those who receive the sacrament of baptism.
    BAPTISM OF BLOOD - received by the martyrs who died for Jesus Christ before being
    baptized
    BAPTISM OF DESIRE - received by those who followed the will of God, but did not
    have the opportunity to know the Church and to be baptized.

    **FRUITS OF BAPTISM**
    + The Original Sin is forgiven
    + We become Children of God
    + We become members of the Church
    1 Corinthians 6:15 - "Your bodies are members making up the body of Christ"
    + We receive the Character
    Character - a spiritual and indelible seal.

    The Ordinary Ministers of Baptism


    + Bishop
    + Priest
    + Deacon

    The extraordinary minister, in emergency cases, is any person who intends to


    baptise according to the intention of the Church

    **WHO CAN RECEIVE THE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM?**


    1. Any person who believes in Christ, knows the Apostolic Creed, the Ten
    Commandments, and the Lord's Prayer.
    The children, who cannot know all these things, are baptized in the faith of
    the Church, and of their parents and Godparents.

    2. Adult people, before receiving baptism must undertake the catechumenate.


    Catechumenate - a period of preparation for the faith, the commandments, the
    sacraments, the liturgy and the community life of the Church.

    Note: We can only receive baptism once. (Italicize)

    MATTER OF BAPTISM
    Water - the matter of baptism.

    RITE OF BAPTISM
    1. Reception of the Children
    2. The Celebration of the Word
    3. Celebration of the Sacrament
    4. Conclusion

    ***CONFIRMATION***
    JOHN 20:21-22 - "As the Father sent me, o I am sending you. Receive the Holy
    Spirit"
    PENTECOST - when the Confirmation in the spirit took place for the first time.
    ACTS 2:1-4 - The descent of the holy spirit to the apostles and Mary
    ACTS 19:6 - the confirmation took place at any time the apostles laid their hands
    over the disciples.

    Fruits of Confirmation
    + We receive the Holy Spirit
    7 Gifts of the Holy Spirit:
    + Wisdom
    + Intellect
    + Counsel
    + Knowledge
    + Piety
    + Fortitude
    + Fear of the Lord

    We become soldiers of Christ


    We confirm our faith and become witnesses of Christ until death.
    THE MINISTER OF CONFIRMATION
    Bishop - the minister of confirmation
    Priest - can only confirm in special cases delegated by the bishop

    WHO CAN RECEIVE CONFIRMATION?


    Christian Catholic - can receive the sacrament of Confirmation.
    - before receiving confirmation, we must prove that we know the
    Apostle's Creed, the Ten Commandments, the Seven Sacraments, and the Our father.

    MATTER OF CONFIRMATION
    Laying of Hands - it is the matter of the sacrament of confirmation
    ACTS 8:15, 17 - Peter and John laid hands on them and they receive the Holy Spirit
    SACRED CHRISM - makes us prophets, king, and priests like Jesus Christ.

    CHRIST and CHRISTIANS - names that come from the word "Chrism" which means
    "Anointed"
    Olive Oil and Perfume - makes up the sacred Chrism
    Holy Thursday - the bishop consecrates the Sacred Chrism

    **HOLY EUCHARIST**
    Last Supper - Jesus instituted the sacrament of the Holy Eucharist
    MARK 14:22-24 - Take this, this is my body. Then he took a cup and give thanks, he
    gave it to his disciples and all drank from it and he said to them: This is my body
    and blood of the covenant, which is to be poured out for many.

    IMPORTANCE OF THE HOLY EUCHARIST


    1. As baptised Christians, we express our togetherness with the Mystical Body of
    Jesus Christ which is the Church

    2. We assemble on the day of our Lord's Resurrection just like our ancestors did to
    their faith.

    3. To remember and to renew just as Jesus told us to do.

    4. To read our sacred books and learn from them

    5. To encourage one another in the Christian Life

    6. bTo celebrate His life, death, and resurrection

    7. To sahre in the oneness of His body and blood

    8. In the parish, we come together to honor God in this highest form of prayer. It
    is the apex of Christian worship.

    MEANING OF THE HOLY EUCHARIST


    Holy Eucharist - also called the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass
    - also called the Lord's Supper
    - also called the Memorial of Jesus' Resurrection
    - is a celebration and occassions of joy and freedom from work

    PARTS OF THE MASS


    A. Liturgy of the Word
    1. Preparatory Rites
    Entrance Hymn
    Procession
    Opening Greeting
    Penitential Rite
    Gloria
    Opening Prayer of the Mass
    2. First Reading - taken from the Old Testament
    3. Responsorial Psalm - voices the sentiments of prayer in expressing to God
    4. Second Reading - continuing reading from the New Testament
    5. Gospel
    6. Homily/Sermon - an explanation reading with a lesson for contemporary Christian
    living
    7. The Creed - the pexpression of the catholic faith, belief, and catholic teaching
    of the church.
    8. Intercession Prayer - prayer of the faithful.
    *****************************************************************

    B. Liturgy of the Eucharist


    1. Eucharistic Prayer - the center of the Holy Mass
    - the heart of the Mass

    70 Prefaces - the prefaces of the new Missal

    4 Eucharistic Prayers
    Eucharistic Prayer I - the old Roman Canon
    Eucharistic Prayer II - the shortest eucharistic prayer
    Eucharistic Prayer III - it is a modern work
    Eucharistic Prayer IV - the longest of the new texts

    Chief Elements of the Eucharistic Prayer


    a. Preface - thanksgiving in the name of the entire people of God
    b. Acclamation - united with the angels, the congregation sings or recites the
    "Sanctus"
    c. Epiclesis - the church calls on God's power and asks that the gits offered by
    men may be consecrated
    d. Narrative of the Institution and Consecration
    e. Anamnesis - keeps Chrisit's memorial by recalling his passion, resurrection ,and
    ascension
    f. Offering - the Church offers the victim to the fFAther in the holy spirit
    g. Intercessions - makes clear that the Eucharist is celebrated in community
    h. Final Doxology - the great amen

    2. COMMUNION RITE - preparation for the paschal meal.


    a. The Lord's Prayer
    b. Prayer of Deliverance
    Doxology
    Sign of Peace
    Breaking of the Bread
    Communion Prayer

    3. CONCLUDING PRAYER

    **********************Notes for August 1, 2019***************


    SACRAMENT OF PENANCE/RECONCILIATION
    Jesus - instituted the Sacrament of Penance.
    JOHN 20:22-23 - 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.

    1 JOHN 1:8-9 - If we say that we have no sin in us, we are deceiving ourselves and
    refusing to admit the truth but if we acknowledge our sins, then God who is
    faithful and just will forgive our sins and purify us from everything that is
    wrong.

    MATTHEW 16;19 - 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.

    Bishop, Priest - the minister of penance.

    FRUITS OF PENANCE
    1. Penance remits all sins and gives us sanctifying grace.
    2. We are reconciled with the Church

    WHO CAN RECEIVE THE SACRAMENT OF PENANCE


    + Every Christian Catholic can receive the sacrament of Penance, provided he
    regrets his sins and promises not to sin again.

    THE MATTER OF PENANCE


    1. The Confession of sins
    2. The Absolution

    Notes for August 29, 2019


    HOLY ORDINATION
    Jesus - instituted the sacrament of ORdination during the Last Supper.
    Luke 22:1-20 - This is my body which will be given for you. This cup is the new
    covenant in my blood. Do this as a memorial of me.

    Mark 10:21 - Go and sell everything you own and give the money to the poor and you
    wil have a trasure in heaven, then come, follow me.

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