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Rome
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The city where the apostles Peter and Paul died; one of the main churches in early Christianity.
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sacramentals
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Objects, actions, and blessings of the Church that remind us of God's presence and strengthen our faith in God.
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sacraments of initiation
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Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist.
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sacrifice
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Something precious offered to God out of love and worship; something difficult given or done for another's good.
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Sea of Galilee
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A lake located in the holy land where the apostles fished and several miracles took place.
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Second Vatican Council
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A meeting of all the bishops from around the world which was held in Rovme from 1962 to 1965.
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Sermon on the Mount
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Several teachings of Jesus, grouped together in Matthew 5, which describe the actions and attitudes of true disciples in response to the love of God.
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Sunday obligation
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The expectation that Catholics are to participate in the Eucharist every Sunday (or Saturday)
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temptation
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An invitation or desire to do something we know we are not supposed to do.
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Vatican
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The small city, located within the city of Rome, which is the headquarters of the Catholic Church and the home of the Pope.
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Sabbath
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The weekly day of the rest and worship celebrated on Saturday by the Jews, replaced with Sunday by the Christians.
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sacraments of healing
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Penance ad Anointing of the Sick.
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sacraments of service
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Holy Orders and Matrimony.
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sanctuary
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The main area in the church building where the altar is placed.
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seal of confession
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The absolute confidentiality required of a priest regarding sins revealed in confession.
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seminary
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A school which trains people to be priests or other ministers.
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sponsor
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One who helps another live according to the responsibilities of Christian life.
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tabernacle
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The special locked cabinet, often made of gold, where the Blessed Sacrament is kept in a Catholic Church.
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unlevened
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Bread baked without yeast so that it does not rise. Used by Jewish people for Passover and by Catholics for Eucharist.
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venial sin
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Sin that weakens but does not destroy our covenant with God or our relationship with others.
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