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Apostolate
The activity of each Christian that fulfills the apostolic nature of the whole Church by working to extend the reign of Christ to the entire world
Chrism
Oil mixed with balsam, signifying the gifts of the Holy Spirit, which is consecrated by a bishop
Divine Filiation
Being a child of God, which brings each Christian a spirit of sincerity and trust while filling him or her with love for and wonder towards God
Laying on of Hands
The ritual act whereby men were consecrated for sacred duties
Seal
A permanent mark which is imprinted on the soul
fear of the lord
This gift helps us acknowledge and reverence the authority of God in our lives, which leads us to a desire to acknowledge and detest our sins.
counsel
This gift helps us to know what we should or should not do in every situation that demands a moral choice.
fortitude
This gift strengthens us to stand up and defend the faith, and gives us the courage to stand firm in our convictions as children of God.
wisdom
This gift is the ability to judge correctly, to discern what is just, not only through human reason, but also in the light of God's will. It allows us to know God and to know that our happiness ultimately comes from him and being in line with his will.
piety
This gift helps us to see God as our heavenly Father, which in turn helps us to see God in the people around us and treat them with love and respect.
understanding
This gift allows us to penetrate more deeply into the divine mysteries, which can be difficult to comprehend by reason and intellectual effort alone, and to comprehend more clearly the events that happen in our own lives.
knowledge
This gift helps us to understand reality based on Divine Revelation..."For the person who has received this gift, no aspect of created reality is lacking in meaning."
TRUE OR FALSE?:
- confirmation ends my Catholic formation
FALSE (misconception)
TRUE OR FALSE?:
- Confirmation is only my "confirmation" or yes to being Catholic
FALSE (misconception)
TRUE OR FALSE?:
Confirmation is a rite of passage to begin spiritual adulthood
FALSE (misconception)
Confirmation more perfectly _____________________ and strengthens us __________________________.
more perfectly bounds us to the Church and strengthens us in the Holy Spirit
*What is Isaiah 44:3?*
"I will pour my Spirit upon your descendants and my blessing on your offspring"
how does Isaiah 44:3 relate to Confirmation?
through Confirmation we receive the Holy Spirit
(God say he's going to pour His spirit upon us (like water) and it's going to rejuvenate us, give us nourishment, give us life)
who is the third person of the Trinity?
The Holy Spirit
what is the love shared between the Father and the Son?
The Holy Spirit
what is the BEST Earthly image of the Trinity?
the family (husband loves the wife; wife loves the husband; and through their loves proceeds a child)
what is united through the Father and the Son?
the Holy Spirit
the Holy Spirit is the promised ______________? What does this show?
"Paraclete"; this shows we cannot know God without knowing the Holy Spirit
what does "Paraclete" mean?
counselor
4 ways to know the Holy Spirit:
- reading _______________
scripture
4 ways to know the Holy Spirit:
- through the Church's ____________, ___________________, and the _______________
Tradition, Magesterium, and the Sacraments
4 ways to know the Holy Spirit:
- through ____________________
prayer
4 ways to know the Holy Spirit:
- through the __________________
witness of others
Why does the Holy Spirit change our hearts?
it changes our heart into what it was made for
who sends the Holy Spirit to dwell in us?
God the Father
The Holy Spirit at Pentecost:
- the Apostles hide in the ___________ out of fear
"cenacle"
The Holy Spirit at Pentecost:
- the Apostles leave and begin to ___________________________
evangelize and baptize
The Holy Spirit at Pentecost:
- The Holy Spirit appears as ___________________
the Tongues of Fire
what is Pentecost?
pouring of the Holy Spirit for the first time
what is an example of how the Apostles were transformed after receiving the Holy Spirit?
- they were filled with courage
- they now have the ability to preach the Gospel
this transformation is meant for us as well ------> The Holy Spirit is promised because we are __________________
"messianic people"
what does Messiah mean?
anointed
TRUE OR FALSE?:
- Confirmation is a separate sacrament from Baptism
TRUE
how do you receive the the Holy Spirit through Confirmation?
by the laying on of hands
what is Confirmation's MATTER?
sacred chrism oil
what is the sacred chrism oil made with?
olive oil mixed with Balsam
the sacred chrism oil is made with olive oil mixed with Balsam. what is olive oil a sign of?
a sign of joy and abundance
the sacred chrism oil is made with olive oil mixed with Balsam. what does Balsam give us?
balsam gives us the "aroma of Christ"
the anointing of oil is _________________
the laying of hands
what is Confirmation's FORM?
"be sealed with the Gifts of the Holy Spirit"
what is Confirmation's MINISTER?
bishop
what are bishops?
they are direct successors of the Apostles
In certain cases, the bishop can delegate this authority to ____________________
certain parish priests
what do you need to choose before you get confirmed?
a sponsor
what is the sponsor's role?
their role is to walk with you throughout your faith journey
what should your sponsor be?
a practicing Catholic and role model
your sponsor can be _______________?
any confirmed Catholic (over 16)
you will also need to choose _____________ before you confirmed.
a new name
why do we choose a new name?
reflect our new identity and vocation
what can our new name be?
can be any Beatified or canonized saint in the Church
what should our new name be?
should be someone you admire/want to emulate
effects of Confirmation:
- perfects the ___________________
graces of Baptism
effects of Confirmation:
- receive a ___________________
mark on the soul
effects of Confirmation:
- increase the Gifts of the ______________
Holy Spirit
effects of Confirmation:
- the outpouring of the Spirit enables us to _______________________
live our mission
effects of Confirmation:
- unites us more perfectly with ______________________
Christ and the Church
Almsgiving
The practice of Christian charity through the selfless donation of time, money, and other resources
Compassion
The love, kindness, mercy, or forbearance shown to a neighbor who is suffering in some way
Conscience
The inner voice of a human being, in whose heart is inscribed the law of God
Contrition
True sorrow for and hatred of committed sins, coupled with the firm purpose to sin no more
Conversion
A radical reorientation of one's whole life away from sin and evil and toward God
Examination of Conscience
Prayerful self-reflection on one's words and deeds in light of the Gospel to determine how one has sinned against God
Moral Law
The ethical code, authored and revealed by God and safeguarded by the Church, imposing obligations on the conscience of each person
Penance
Includes the intention to change one's life because of hope in the divine mercy and often characterized by fasting, prayer, and almsgiving.
Satisfaction
An act whereby the sinned makes amends, especially in reparation to God for offenses against him
Scrupulosity
The quality of one whose conscience judges an action to be morally evil when in fact it is not or judges a sin to be mortal when it is venial.
what was not a part of God's original plan?
suffering
what brought about suffering, pain, and death?
sin
what is God's Perfect Will?
- what God directly wills and wants to happen
- God's plan A includes only good things
what is God's Permissive Will?
- what God allows to happen in our lives
- God's plan B can include things like suffering
God is intimately involved in out lives but _____________________.
but does not control everything
TRUE OR FALSE:
- God abandons us in our suffering
FALSE:
God doesn't abandon us when we are suffering
Jesus is the what?
he is the suffering servant
what does suffering help us do?
it helps unites us to Christ on the Cross
what does suffering have the power to do?
suffering has the power to change and save the world when we unite it to Christ (redemptive suffering)
what cleanses us of original sin? what remains after Baptism?
Baptism; the effects of sin
what is concupiscene?
the disordered human appetites or desires which lead to an inclination towards sin
what is a venial sin?
an infraction of the moral law that harms our relationship with God
TRUE OR FALSE:
venial sin can lead to mortal sin overtime.
TRUE
how can venial sins be forgiven?
- works of charity
- the reception of the Eucharist
- participating in Mass
should venial sins still be confessed in confession?
YES; if they are not said they are not forgiven
what is a mortal sin?
a deliberate choice in a serious manner that is so contrary to the will of the God that it ruptures our relationship with God
what are the 3 conditions of mortal sin?
1. it must be a grave or serious matter
2. the person must have full knowledge
3. the person must completely consent
what deprives the soul of eternal life and merits eternal punishment?
mortal sin
choosing mortal sin is effectively choosing what?
choosing Hell
How can mortal sin be forgiven?
it can only be forgiven in Confession
Jesus forgave the sins of who? who did he give this authority to?
Jesus forgave the sins of those he healed; gave the authority to the Apostles
what is Reconciliation's matter?
the confessing of sins and having true contrition
what is Reconciliation's form?
the words of absolutism
what is Reconciliation's minister?
priest or bishop
what must reconciliation uphold?
the "Seal of Confession"
effects of Reconciliation:
- reconciles our relationship ____________
with God
effects of Reconciliation:
- reconciles the penitent with _________________
the Church
effects of Reconciliation:
- forgive _________________
confessed sins
effects of Reconciliation:
- restores _________________________ lost by mortal sin
sanctifying grace