is the verbal formula or proper words the Church has determined essential for a sacrament to be valid.
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Matter
_ is the symbolic object or ritual action essential for a sacrament to be valid.
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Minister
The proper person with the proper intent to do as the Church intends to do in a sacrament. In the case of Baptism this person would be the priest, deacon, or bishop or in the case of necessity could be anyone.
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Baptism of Blood
A person is granted salvation through this when they die through martyrdom, are killed because of their faith, even if they were never baptized
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Baptism of Desire
A person is granted salvation through this because they specifically wanted to be baptized but died before they had the chance.
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White Garment
A symbol that represents the newly baptized person as being "clothed in Christ, a new creation
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Oil of Catechumens
This is used to anoint the chest of an infant and protect or shield them from evil during the exorcism before they are baptized.
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Baptismal Candle
This item is given to the newly baptized person to symbolize the "light of Christ".
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Water
One of the most plentiful substances on earth, it is very destructive but it is also used for many life-giving purposes. It is the essential matter used in valid baptisms.
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Body
sacrament of the soul
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Christ
prime minister/sacrament
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Church
Second Sacrament
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Santifying grace
Received through Sacraments
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Actual grace
Grace outside the sacraments
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Sin
An offense against truth, reason, right judgement offends God and others
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Offering
The sacrifice of consecrated gifts are lifted toward heaven in thanksgiving.
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Preface
The first part of the Eucharistic Prayer when the Church gives thanks to all three persons of the trinity because it is right and just.
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Doxology
The priest sings, "Through him, with him, in him..
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Intercessions
The priest prays for the clergy and all of the faithful, living and deceased.
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Anamnesis
Refers to "active remembrance", calls to mind the Paschal mystery and includes the singing of the Memorial Acclamation, "We proclaim your death O Lord..."
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Consecration
The priest gives his hands and voice over to God and recalls the words and actions of Jesus at the Last Supper.
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Epiclesis
The priest lowers his hands (palms down) over the gifts of bread and wine asking God to make them holy through the power of the Holy Spirit.
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When we are baptized
Become temples
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Concupiscence
The tendency of all human beings toward sin, as a result of Original Sin.
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Who can give Eucharist
Priests
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Gifts of the Holy Spirit
wisdom, understanding, counsel, fortitude, knowledge, piety, and fear of the Lord
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Great Amen
The response and affirmation to the entire Eucharistic prayer, "Yes, we believe."
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Sanctus
The unending hymn of praise or "Holy, holy, holy..."
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Penance
An action a penitent performs to show an effort to move away from sinful ways (conversion)
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Confession
External expression of our sins, telling our sins to a priest
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Absolution
The priest pronounces God's complete forgiveness of our sins
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Examination of Conscience
A self-evaluation of one's actions using the 10 commandments in preparation for penance
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Annulment
The process in the Catholic church for declaring a marriage invalid.
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Divorce
A process recognized by the state to dissolve a marriage.
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Transitional Diaconate
A degree of Holy Orders that is a step toward priestly ordination
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Book of Gospels
given to both Bishops and Deacons at ordination as a sign of their responsibility to preach the Word of God.
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Mitre
a bishop's hat
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Crosier
A crook-shaped staff carried by bishops to represent the bishop's pastoral or shepherding role.
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Ring
A symbol given to a bishop upon ordination to signify his office and faithfulness to the Church.
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Paten and Chalice
Given to priests upon ordination to show their responsibility to the sacraments, especially the Eucharist.
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Sacred Chrism
The oil used to anoint the hands of a priest and head of a bishop at ordination.
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Jesus
Taught about the permanence and sacred nature of marriage.
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Bishop
The proper minister for the Sacrament of Holy Orders
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Bride and Groom
ministers of the Sacrament of Matrimony
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Consent
The priest then asks the couple about to be married to declare their \____ before God and Church.
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Viaticum
The Eucharist received by a dying person.
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Effiacious
sacraments do what they say they do
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Disposition
habitual way of looking at something, or doing something.
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