Matrimony and Holy Orders

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What is the primary role of those receiving Holy Orders?

To maintain the unity of the Church, preserve the truth of Christ, and continue His mission.

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Why is Jesus called the 'eternal' high priest?

He is the only mediator between God and man, offering Himself as ransom for all.

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What is Apostolic Succession?

The handing on of ecclesiastical authority from the Apostles to their successors, the bishops, through the laying on of hands.

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What is a permanent deacon?

Someone ordained to the diaconate with the intention of serving in that capacity for life.

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What does the word 'priest' come from and what does it mean?

It comes from 'presbyters,' meaning 'elders'.

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What are the four symbols of a priest?

Stole, chasuble, chalice, and paten.

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What is the transformation that occurs in a couple receiving the sacrament of Matrimony?

Two persons become one, receiving grace to strengthen their love and marriage.

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What are the two purposes of marital love?

Unitive (creating a bond) and procreative (openness to children).

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What is the difference between artificial birth control and natural family planning (NFP)?

Artificial birth control alters the purpose of sex, while NFP respects natural cycles for serious reasons.

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What is an annulment?

A declaration that a marriage was never valid due to lack of essential elements like faithfulness or freedom.

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Define adultery.

Sexual relationships between someone who is married and someone who they are not married to.

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What is cohabitation?

When unmarried people live together as if they are husband and wife.

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What is the meaning of matrimonial consent?

An irrevocable covenant agreed by a man and a woman.

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What is the difference between an annulment and a divorce?

An annulment declares that a marriage was never valid, while a divorce acknowledges the marriage bond despite its dissolution.

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What does the term 'indissoluble' refer to in marriage?

An entity, such as a marriage, that cannot be divided or undone.