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What are the Sacraments of Initiation? |
Baptism, Holy Eucharist and Confirmation. |
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What is Baptism? |
The Sacrament of Baptism takes away Original Sin and fills our soul with sanctifying grace.It makes us Christians , that is, followers of Jesus Christ, sons of God, and members of the Church. |
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What are the different kinds of baptism? |
The Baptism of water, which was a regular Baptism, the baptism of desire, which is when someone wants to be baptized but can't, and the baptism of blood which is when someone was killed before they had a chance to be baptized. |
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What are the duties of one who is baptized? |
One who has been baptized has the duties of following the teachings of Jesus Christ as found in his Church, including believing the Faith of the Church, receiving Sacraments, and obeying the Church's pastors. |
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What is the Eucharist? |
The Eucharist is the Sacrament that contains the Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of our Lord Jesus Christ, under the appearances of bread and wine. |
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Is the same Jesus Christ present in the Eucharist who was born on earth of the Virgin Mary? |
Yes |
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When did Jesus institute the Eucharist? |
At the Last Supper. |
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Why did Jesus Christ institute the Eucharist? |
Jesus Christ instituted the Eucharist to be the permanent memorial of his Passion, death and Resurrection, spiritual food, and the means by which he is ultimately united with the faithful. |
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How long does Jesus remain with us after communion? |
Jesus Christ remains physically within us as long as the eucharist species remains (about fifteen minutes). |
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What is the Sacrament of Confirmation? |
The Sacrament of Confirmation makes us more perfect Christians and soldiers of Christ. Confirmation is the Sacrament by which God strengthens our faith through the Holy Spirit, sends us out as witnesses of Jesus, and seals our membership in the Catholic Church with the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit. |
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How does Confirmation make us more perfect Christians? |
Confirmation makes us more perfect Christians and witnesses to Jesus Christ by giving us and abundance of the Holy Spirit, his grace and his gifts, which confirm and strengthen us in the faith and in other virtues. |
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What does the sacred chrism signify? |
Sacred chrism signifies that he who is confirmed is consecrated to God and marked with the Holy Spirit. |
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What does the anointing on the forehead in the form of a cross signify? |
That the confirmed person, as a brave witness of Jesus Christ, should not be ashamed of the Cross nor fear enemies of the faith. |
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What are the duties of one who is confirmed? |
Witnessing to and defending the Faith, and continuing to live his baptismal promises. |
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What are the seven gifts of the Holy Spirit? |
The seven gifts of the Holy Spirit are wisdom, understanding, counsel, knowledge, piety, fortitude, and fear of the Lord. |
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What are the fruits of the Holy Spirit? |
The fruits of the Holy Spirit are charity, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, generosity, gentleness, faithfulness, self-control, modesty, and chastity. |
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What is a rite? |
A rite refers to a common way of worship and of practicing the Faith by a particular group of Christians. |
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What is the Roman rite? |
The Roman rite is the largest rite and is used throughout the Western world. |
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What is the Byzantine rite? |
The Byzantine rite is the second largest rite. It comes from the city of Constantinople. |
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How were the different rites made? |
The apostles had not yet settled on the precise forms for the various ceremonies. In fact, these ceremonies developed over a long period of time and reflected the cultures, languages, and history of the various places where the gospel was preached. as the Church grew, bishops celebrated the Mass according to the customs of the city where he lived. Certain cities eventually exercised more influence then others in the area. |
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What is the difference between Roman rite and Byzantine rite? |
In Roman rite, unleavened bread is used for Eucharist, they traditionally genuflect before the Blessed Sacrament, they make the sign of the cross from left to right, and they use statues along with icons. Byzantine Catholics use leavened bread, always bow as a sign of respect, make the sign of the cross from right to let, and are decorated only with icons. |
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Is there one Pope for all the rites? |
yes |
