CL 10

• Sacrament of Holy Orders


  a man can be ordained as a bishop, priest, deacon
• The Ministry of ordained priests and bishops is centered mainly on:


  preaching the Word of God

  celebrating the Holy Eucharist in the Holy Sacrifice of Mass

  forgiveness of sins in the Sacrament of Reconciliation
• Lumen Gentium #28


  teaches us that through the Sacrament of Holy Orders, men are consecrated to preach the Gospel, shepherd the faithful, celebrate divine worship
• when the Bishop lays his hand on the head of the candidate for priesthood


  he is passing on to the candidate the power that Jesus gave the Apostles
• when the Bishop anoints the candidate's hands with chrism


  it signifies that the newly ordained priest shares the role of Jesus in sanctifying the people
• when the bishop hands the chalice to the new priest 


  the latter now has a very important role of celebrating the Eucharist
• Symbols of the office of the priest


  chasuble, Stole, chalice
• Symbols of the office of the deacon

  dalmatic, stole, book of Gospels
• symbol of the office of the bishop

  mitre
• Duties of bishops


  officiate sacraments of Confirmation and Holy Orders

  dedicate churches and altars

  administer welfare of diocese
• duties of deacons


  read the Gospel and give Homily

  distribute communion

  conduct marriages, baptisms, anointing of the sick
• duties of priests


  take care of assigned parishes

  administer mass, confession, anointing of the sick, and marriages
• symbols used in sacerdotal ordination


  laying of hands

  anointing of chrism

  handing of chalice
• Gift of Wisdom


  loving knowledge of God
• Gift of Understanding


  better knowledge of God
• Gift of Counsel


  directs, teaches, and instructs us
• Gift of Fortitude


  gives us the strength to overcome challenges
• Gift of Knowledge


  helps us to understand spiritual matters
• Gift of Piety


  the teacher of divine filiation
• the gift of Fear of the Lord


  gives us holy fears and not worldly fear
• Corporal


  20 inches linen cloth where chalice, paten, and ciboria are placed
• Pall


  square linen with starch, cardboard, or plastic, set on the chalice to prevent dirt or insects from falling into it
• Paten


  plate on which the big Host is placed
• Purificator


  small piece of absorbent linen, 8x16 in
• Chalice


  a cup with a 'node' used to hold holy blood
• Ciborium


  a paten in the form of a chalice that holds eucharist in the Tabernacle
• Cruets


  to hold the wine and water
• Pitcher and Basin


  used to hold the water to wash hands after offertory
• Finger Towel


  small cloths used by the celebrants
• Communion Plate


  used during communion held by a server
• 4 Marks of the Church

  One, Holy, Catholic, Apostolic
• One


  single, united, with a global Church basis on Jesus Christ
• Holy


  Jesus as head, church and sacraments keep the faithful holy
• Catholic


  Universal, to spread the word of God across the world
• Apostolic


  Origins of the Church started with the apostles at Pentecost
• Matter


  Symbols used
• Ring


  solemn promise of forever or eternal love
• White Wedding Dress


  purity and virtue
• Veil


  deep level of agreement, symbolizes union who vow love
• Wedding Chord


  strength, placed over veil, strengthens couples union