CHF_4TH QTR_Chapt 12_Lesson 1-4

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Sacrament of Penance 
Calls us to conversion.
Sacrament of Confession 
We confess our sins to the priest.
Sacrament of Forgiveness 
By the absolution of the priest, our sins are forgiven.
Sacrament of Reconciliation  
We are reconciled with God and to one another. cf. CCC 1423-1424
Confession 
Admitting and telling all your sins or wrongdoings.
Penance 
Act showing how a person is sorry for his sins or wrongdoings.
Vatican 2 
Presents the purpose of the Sacrament of Penance or Reconciliation in the life of the Church.
God in His infinite mercy
The Church, the Christian community
Personal conversion and heartfelt repentance for sin 
What are the 3 basic realities of the sacrament?
Charity 
Acts of good work motivated by love.
Infinite 
Without limit or boundaries.
Conversion 
The whole lifelong process of moving toward a closer union with Christ our Savior, in His community, the Church, away from sinful ways and habits. CCC 1430-31
Real conversion of heart.
Strong demand for radical change in behavior.
Sharp realization that God effects true conversion. 
What are the 3 themes predominate in the Old Testament?
Change 
Make things good or better.
Convert 
A change in belief or action.
Moral Conversion
Affective Conversion
Intellectual Conversion
Religious Conversion 
What are the 4 Dimensions of Christian Conversions?
Moral Conversion 
Turning away from the self-centered pursuit.
Affective Conversion  
Feelings, emotions, and imagination to support an outgoing love.
Intellectual Conversion  
Shift in the ways we understand and judge the basic meaning and value of our lives.
Religious Conversion 
Means "falling in love with God". This happens through God's grace.
Egotistical  
Being a self-centered person.
Conversion 
Change of heart.
What are the 4 Dimensions of the Sacrament?
SacramentOfPenance SacramentOfReconciliation SacramentOfConfession SacramentOfContrition