FCL: Reconcilation and Anointing

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Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick

It has a very important community dimension in a very real sense.

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True

In illness, particularly one as we near the end of our lives, we should never have to stand alone. We should not have to face infirmity without the consolation of others. True or False?

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Anointing

It came from the Latin word “inungere.”

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Inungere

It means from in-upon and ungere means anoint, smear with oil.

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ungere

It means anoint, smear with oil

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anoint

Ungere means _____, smear with oil.

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Anoint

It is a smear or rub with oil, typically as part of a religious ceremony. This is also being used in many occasions like to nominate or choose (someome) as successors toor leading candidate for a position.

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Anointing of the Sick in the Roman Catholic Church

It is the sacramental anointing of the ill or in firm with blessed oil; unction.

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Anointing of the Sick in the Roman Catholic Church

This is a sacrament which throughlayingonof hands, the prayer of faith and the anointing with blessed oil, provides the sickwith Christ’s healing grace of theHoly Spirit

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Extreme Unction

It is the unrenewed term for the Anointing of the sick.

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Extreme Unction

Due to it, changing its aim to serving sick, not only the dying, andhence the change of its name to “Anointing of the sick, instead of _______.”

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Christ, the Healer

He who transforms the meaning and significance of the sick person’s illness into a sharing in his own saving work.

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Holy Viaticum

It is the Eucharist given to the dying Christian. It vividly pictures Christ as leading and accompanying in his own saving work.

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Matter

It is the blessed oil.

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Form

It is the prayer formula/Viaticum

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person with grave illness and in danger of death

“Who” in the Sacrament of Anointing

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Priest/Bishop

They are the ministers.

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Effects of Sacrament

  • The whole man is brought to health

  • trust in God is encouraged.

  • strength is given to resist the temptation of the evil oneand anxiety about death.

  • a return to physical health may even follow if it will bebeneficial to the sick person’s salvation.


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Reconciliation

It came from the Latin word “reconciliare” which means to “backor bring together.” By definition, it is to “restorefriendlyrelations.”

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reconciliare

Reconcilation came from the Latin word ______.

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Reconciliare

It means to “back or bring together.”

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back or bring together

reconciliare which means _________.

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restore friendly relations

Reconcilation means by definition?

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Jesus Christ

He is the primordial sacrament. He is the sacrament of God’s love.

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Primordial sacrament

Jesus Christ is the ________.

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  • Confession

  • Sacrament of Penance

  • Sacrament of Reconcilation


It is the three sacraments of forgiving sins.

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Confession

It is when stressing the need to acknowledge our sins and ask for forgiveness.

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Sacrament of penance

It is to focus on the conversionprocess of contrition, repentance and satisfaction.

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Sacrament of reconciliation

It is when to bring out therestoring of our graced relationship of love andfriendship with God and our neighbor.

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Sacrament of Reconciliation

This is the sacrament through which we obtain pardon from God for sins committed after baptism and for which we are truly repentant.

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Church

We are reconciled with the Christian community, ______.

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Jesus Christ

It is ________ our savior who instituted in his Church the sacrament of penance when he gave his apostles andtheir successors the power to forgive sins.

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  • Contrition

  • Confession

  • Penance/Satisfaction

  • Absolution


It is the four major parts of the sacrament.

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Contrition

It refers to sorrow for sins. It requires sincere examination of conscience.

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Contrition

To do this, a person must ask themselves questions based on the 10 Commandments, to see if they have sinned.

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Confession

It is about owning up honestly about sin, accepting responsibility for sin.

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Confession

It involves stating all the mortal and venial sins to the priest.

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Penance/Satisfaction

It is about doing what is possible to repair harm of offence.

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Penance, Prayer of Sorrow

These are the two parts of satisfaction.

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Penance

It is when the priest states thesatisfaction to be made (this could be returning stolen goods, paying compensation for damage done, a prayer).

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Prayer of Sorrow

It can be a prayer in the person's own words, or a formal prayer.

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Absolution

It is the efficacious sign of God’s pardon, which reconcilethe penitent to God and to the Christian community, throughtheact of the priest-confessor.

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Sacramental Seal

Priests are bound with something called the __________, which means they cannot tell your confessions to anyone.

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Seal of Confession

The Church regards it as sacred. Every person whether priest or laity must take the obligationtopreserve the secrecy of confession absolutely seriously.