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Pentecost
The New Testament event when the Holy Spirit appeared with tongues of fire
Laying on of Hands
An action that represents the invisible touch/choice of God
Chrism
The sacred oil used for anointing in the sacrament of Confirmation, Holy Orders, and Baptism… it makes one "like Christ"
Confirmand
A person who is preparing to receive the sacrament of Confirmation
Threefold Messianic Office
The roles of priests, prophets, and kings in the Church
Messiah/Christ
The anointed one, referring to Jesus
Anoint
To smear/rub oil on. It also represents divine favor, joy, healing, and more.
Ambrose of Milan
A teacher of Saint Augustine, the first person to use the word 'confirmation,' and a doctor of the Church
Sacrilege
A serious sin against the virtue of religion or against God, involving the misuse of something sacred
Common Priesthood
The priesthood, including acts of moral sacrifice, that is available to all the baptized members of the Church
Ministerial Priesthood
The priesthood that is exercised by those who have received Holy Orders and have been officially ordained as priests, including performing ritual sacrifices
Charisms
Favors or gifts given by the Holy Spirit to enable individuals to serve others / build up the Church
Form
"Be sealed with the gift of the Holy Spirit"
Matter
Anointing AND Laying on of Hands
Minister of Confirmation
Bishops are the ordinary ministers of the sacrament of Confirmation, while priests can also administer it with permission or in an emergency
Effects of Confirmation
Short term preparation
The act of confessing one's sins before receiving the sacrament of Confirmation, oftentimes making a retreat
Long term preparation
The process of understanding the sacrament of Confirmation, preparing oneself to share the good news on one's own, and actively participating in classes or the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA)
Ordinary Goal of the Christian Life
(1) To be a saint which entails, while on Earth, (2) Perfecting one's ability to love and (3) To live in communion with God and (4) exercise dominion over creation
Multiple Sacraments
The sacraments of Confirmation and others provide us with additional graces and opportunities to grow closer to God
Christians as Priests, Prophets, and Kings
As Christians, we are called to participate in the threefold office of Christ: as priests, we make everything holy; as prophets, we preach God's Word; as kings, we exercise leadership to guide others
Differences between Eastern and Latin Rite Catholic Churches in Confirmation
Eastern Rite: All three sacraments (Baptism, CHRISmation, and Eucharist) are received together, and the anointing is done on multiple body parts… normally as an infant.
Latin Rite: The sacraments are received at different times, and the anointing in Confirmation is done on the forehead
Gifts of the Holy Spirit (examples)
Wisdom, Understanding, Counsel, Fortitude, Knowledge, Piety, and Fear of the Lord
Significance of Oil
The use of oil in Confirmation symbolizes the sealing of the Holy Spirit and prepares us to reflect the face of Christ
Living a Life in the Holy Spirit
Being guided by the Holy Spirit and actively living out the commitments made during the sacrament of Confirmation… includes various things.
Charism (definition)
an extraordinary power given a Christian by the Holy Spirit for the good of the church (rather than the person themself)
Gifts of the Holy Spirit (Definition)
God-given abilities that help us live a Christian life with God's help… like the sails on a ship that are ready to be pushed by the wind.
Charism (examples)
Generosity, Teaching, Healing, Speaking in Tongues, Intercessory Prayer, Craftsmanship, Evangelism…
Miles Christi Sum
I am a soldier of Christ