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List the seven sacraments.

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  • Anointing of the sick
  • Marriage
  • Holy Orders
  • Baptism
  • Eucharist
  • Confirmation
  • Reconciliation

The seven sacraments are essential rites in the Catholic Church.

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What are the three Sacraments of Initiation?

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  • Baptism
  • Eucharist
  • Confirmation

These sacraments lay the foundation for a Christian life.

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Which sacrament is the last one in the Latin Rite?

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Confirmation

Confirmation is considered the final sacrament of initiation in the Latin Rite.

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Define Confirmation.

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The sacrament of initiation by which God passes on the Grace of Pentecost and perfects the graces received in Baptism

Confirmation strengthens the Holy Spirit’s presence in the individual.

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The Sacrament of Confirmation consists of three parts. Name them.

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  • The anointing of oil on the forehead
  • Laying on of hands
  • Receiving the spiritual seal

These parts symbolize the conferral of the Holy Spirit.

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Name three kinds of people who are anointed with oil.

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  • Priests
  • Prophets
  • Kings

Anointing signifies a special role or mission in the community.

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List the seven sacraments.

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  • Anointing of the sick
  • Marriage
  • Holy Orders
  • Baptism
  • Eucharist
  • Confirmation
  • [missing item]

The seven sacraments are essential rites in the Catholic Church.

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What are the three Sacraments of Initiation?

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  • Baptism
  • Eucharist
  • Confirmation

These sacraments lay the foundation for a Christian life.

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Which sacrament is the last one in the Latin Rite?

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Confirmation

Confirmation is considered the final sacrament of initiation in the Latin Rite.

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Define Confirmation.

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The sacrament of initiation by which God passes on the Grace of Pentecost and perfects the graces received in Baptism

Confirmation strengthens the Holy Spirit’s presence in the individual.

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The Sacrament of Confirmation consists of three parts. Name them.

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  • The anointing of oil on the forehead
  • Laying on of hands
  • Receiving the spiritual seal

These parts symbolize the conferral of the Holy Spirit.

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Name three kinds of people who are anointed with oil.

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  • Priests
  • Prophets
  • Kings

Anointing signifies a special role or mission in the community.

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Confirmation brings an increase and deepening of baptismal grace in what 5 ways?

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  • Roots us more deeply as sons and daughters
  • Unites more firmly to Christ
  • Increases the gifts of the Holy Spirit
  • Renders our bond with the Church more perfect
  • Gives us a special strength of the Holy Spirit to spread and defend the faith by word and action as true witnesses of Christ boldly and to never be ashamed of the cross

The last point should be memorized.

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Which person of the Trinity is the focus in Confirmation?

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Holy Spirit

The Holy Spirit plays a central role in the sacrament of Confirmation.

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Which body part gets anointed with chrism oil during Confirmation?

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Forehead

The anointing symbolizes the sealing of the Holy Spirit.

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What day was the chrism oil blessed?

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Holy Thursday

This event occurs during the Holy Week liturgies.

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Which sacrament does Confirmation complete?

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Initiation

Confirmation completes the process of Christian initiation.

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We receive what kind of mark on our souls at Confirmation?

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Indelible spiritual mark

This mark signifies our permanent relationship with God.

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How long will the mark from Confirmation last?

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Eternally

The mark is permanent and cannot be erased.

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Why are we given a new name at Confirmation?

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A symbol of a new mission

The new name reflects our commitment to our faith.

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In Confirmation, who makes the commitment for us to serve Christ?

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Ourselves

The individual being confirmed takes personal responsibility for their faith.

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Compare the state of the disciples before and after Pentecost.

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Disciples were fearful and uncertain before Pentecost; after Pentecost, they were bold and empowered to spread the Gospel

This transformation is similar to the change in Catholics after Confirmation.

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What Jewish feast commemorated the Jewish feast of Pentecost?

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Moses giving the Israelites the commandments

This event is significant in Jewish tradition and relates to the Christian understanding of Pentecost.

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Who laid hands on those getting confirmed with the Holy Spirit after Pentecost?

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Apostles

The Apostles were instrumental in the early Church’s ministry.

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What happens when someone is **anointed with oil**?
New mission ## Footnote Anointing signifies the empowerment for the mission of spreading the faith.
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Define **sanctifying grace**.
God's love in our soul ## Footnote Sanctifying grace is a habitual gift that perfects the soul.
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Define **actual grace**.
An intervention from Christ to do good and avoid evil ## Footnote Actual grace is temporary and helps us in specific situations.
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What are the **four primary ways** to attain sanctifying grace?
* Virtue * Sacraments * Prayer * Sacrifice ## Footnote These practices help individuals grow in holiness.
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What is the **matter** of Confirmation?
Sacred Chrism and laying on of hands ## Footnote The matter refers to the physical elements used in the sacrament.
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What is the **form** of Confirmation?
Be sealed with the gift of the Holy Spirit ## Footnote The form is the specific words spoken during the sacrament.
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Who is the **ordinary minister** of Confirmation?
Usually bishop ## Footnote The ordinary minister is typically the bishop, although in certain circumstances, a priest may also administer the sacrament.
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Name the **seven gifts of the Holy Spirit**.
* Wisdom * Counsel * Fortitude * Knowledge * Piety * Fear of the Lord * Understanding ## Footnote These gifts empower individuals to live a Christian life and follow the Holy Spirit's guidance.
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What do the **seven gifts of the Holy Spirit** do for us?
Prepare and enable us to recognize the inspirations of the Holy Spirit and follow them ## Footnote These gifts help believers discern and act according to divine guidance.
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Define the **Church Militant**.
The faithful on earth who are fighting the good fight for Christ and His Church ## Footnote The Church Militant refers to Christians living on earth who strive to live out their faith.
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What does Ephesians 6:10-13 emphasize about the **armor of God**?
Draw your strength from the Lord and from His mighty power. Put on the armor of God to stand firm against the tactics of the devil. For our struggle is not with flesh and blood but with the principalities with the powers with the world rulers of this present darkness with the evil spirits in the heavens therefore put on the armor of God so that you may be able to resist on the evil day and having done everything to hold your ground
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What is the **Armor Helmet of Salvation** and what does it mean spiritually for you?
* Guard against negative thoughts, believing lies, and unforgiveness * Use the will to forgive ## Footnote The helmet symbolizes protection of the mind and spirit.
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What is the **Armor Belt of Truth** and what does it mean spiritually for you?
* Forming your conscience to the truth * Speaking the truth at all times ## Footnote The belt represents integrity and honesty in one's life.
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What is the **Armor Breastplate of Righteousness** and what does it mean spiritually for you?
* Cultivating virtues, especially charity * Getting right with God through confession ## Footnote The breastplate protects the heart and signifies moral integrity.
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What is the **Armor Shield of Faith** and what does it mean spiritually for you?
* Activate your faith Sacraments especially the Eucharist * Works of mercy ## Footnote The shield represents faith that protects against spiritual attacks.
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What are the **Armor Shoes of Peace** and what do they mean spiritually for you?
* Be in the middle of God's will * Maintain peace during crosses Walk and battle with Mary ## Footnote The shoes symbolize readiness to spread the Gospel and maintain peace.
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What is the **Weapon Sword of the Spirit** and what does it mean spiritually for you?
* Read, quote, and memorize scripture because it is the Word of God ## Footnote The sword represents the power of God's Word in spiritual warfare.
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What is the **Weapon of Prayer** and what does it mean spiritually for you?
* Remember that prayer is powerful * Include various forms of prayer, such as the rosary and Divine Mercy chaplet st Michael prayer ## Footnote Prayer is essential for spiritual strength and connection with God.
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