religion subject

• Baptism


  A sacrament that takes away original sin and all personal sins
• Baptism


  Makes the baptized person a participant in the divine life of the trinity through sanctifying grace
• Baptism by blood


  This person is baptized by and forth their death
• Martyrdom - baptism of blood was common in the early church, when many were killed for Christ before they were baptized with water
• Baptism


  The first of the seven sacraments, door which gives us access to the other sacraments
• Baptism of blood


  Those who suffer death for the sake of faith without receiving baptism are baptized by the faith
• Catechumen


  A person preparing to receive the sacrament of baptism
• Catechumenate


  The formations of the person in preparation for their Christian Initiation
• Why we have extraordinary minister? To prevent unbaptized person.
• Sacrament of Confirmation


  Strengthens and confirms the grace we receive in baptism
• Sacrament of confirmation


  Completes the grace that we have received in baptism
• Sacrament of confirmation


  Gives us energy that we need so that the life we received in Baptism will grow to perfection
• Sacrament of confirmation


  The faithful become more perfectly bound to the church and are endowed with the special strength of the holy spirit
•   Removal of original sin and of actual sin if present
• ·       Imprinting of an indelible sign thar consecrates the person for Christian worships
• Church- Entry into Christ’s mystical body
• ·       Sanctifying grace- shares in God’s own life
• ·       Adoption by God as his child
• ·       Becoming a temple of the holy spirit, capable of worshipping God as he desires
• ·       Actual grace- assistance from God to resist sin
• ·       Theological virtues- faith, hope, and charity
• ·       Moral virtues- prudence, justice, temperance, and fortitude
• ·       Entry into paradise after a life lived in Christ
• • Baptism by blood- occurs when a person has not been baptized with water suffers death for the sake of his faith in Jesus
• Form of baptism- “I baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.”
• Ordinary minister- bishops, priests, and deacons
• Extraordinary minister- In the case of an emergency, ANY PERSON can baptize a person
• Sacrament of Confirmation

  strengthens and confirms the grace we receive in baptism
• Sacrament of confirmation

  completes the grace that we have received in baptism
• ·       Strengthens and confirms the grace of baptism

  ·       Unites us more intimately with Christ and fortifies our bond with the Church

  ·       Increases the gifts of the holy spirit

   
• Wisdom helps us see the world in its true light.
• Understanding- helps us grasp better the truths of our faith
• ·       Counsel- helps us to see and pick what is the best for God’s glory and for our salvation
• ·       Knowledge- points out to us the path to follow and the dangers to avoid
• ·       Fortitude- gives us courage and strength to overcome difficulties and temptations
• ·       Piety- helps us to embrace all that is part of God’s service because of our confidence in him
• ·       Fear of the lord- helps us avoid sin because it offends God whom we should love above all
• Matter of confirmation- imposition of hands and anointing with chrism
• Form of confirmation- be sealed with the gift of the holy spirit
• Ordinary minister- bishop