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30 Cards in this Set
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God is present in suffering and Death.
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True
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Anointing of the Sick is meant to bring physical and emotional healing.
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False. physical and spiritual healing.
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Physical illnesses affect not only our body but our mind and spirit as well.
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True
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The state of our mind is mostly psychosomatic.
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False, The state of our health is mostly psychosomatic.
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The healing offered in the sacrament of Anointing takes place in the context of the person.
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False, The healing offered in the sacrament of Anointing takes place int he context of a caring community.
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The Anointing of the sick is the central part of the church's pastoral care of sick and dying persons.
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True
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The symbolic actions used in Anointing are used in other sacraments.
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True.
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The Gospels tell us that Jesus experienced suffering.
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True
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Illness is a completely personal experience.
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False, Illness is not a completely personal experience.
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By the sixth century, the sacrament of anointing was called Extreme Unction because it was seen more as a preparation for death than as an act of healing.
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False, By the twelfth century, the sacrament of anointing was called Extreme Unction because it was seen more as a preparation for death than as an act of healing.
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For ill church members, the sacrament of Anointing is a connection to their community.
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True
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Suffering is not a step to new life.
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False, Suffering is often a step to new life.
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The Second Vatican Council restored Anointing's original purpose of healing.
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True.
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Suffering is something we want.
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False, Suffering in itself is not in itself something to be sought after.
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Anointing of the Sick does not always cure the person receiving it.
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True
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In the parable of the lost sheep, Jesus said curing one member helps bring only them healing.
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False, In the parable of the lost sheep, Jesus said curing one member helps bring about the healing of all.
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Anyone can administer the sacrament of Anointing.
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False, Only a Bishop or a Priest may administer the sacrament of Anointing.
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The cirucumstances dictate which rite is sued for celebrating the sacrament of Anointing.
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True
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People can experience helaing simply by being reminded that God cares about them.
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True.
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Jesus healed people to show them he could perform miracles.
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False, Jesus healed people to show them God's compassion.
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Anointing of the Sick can only be received once in someones life.
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False, Anointing of the Sick can be received more than once in a person's lifetime.
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The best way for sick people to experience healing is to share the burden of their illness with their community.
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True.
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Anointig is a sacrament for those who are close to death as well as those who are sick.
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True.
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"Wounded healers" are people who help people become healed.
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False, "Wounded healers" are people who transform their own suffering into healing for others.
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The hopeful message of the paschal mystery is life, not death, will prevail.
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True.
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The sacrament of Anointing can be celebrated with the whole faith community as a part of Mass and that is the only option.
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False, The sacrament of Anointing can be celebrated with the whole faith community as part of Mass and/or as a separate healing service.
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Holy communion offered to a dying person is called viaticum.
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True.
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A common but not essential element of the sacrament of Anointing is anointing the person's forehead and hands.
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False, An essential (not just common) element of the sacrament of Anointing is anointing the person's forehead and hands.
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If death is near, Anointing includes special prayers of commendation that entrust the person to Christ.
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True.
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Anointing sick persons with oil and the laying of hands on them today can be done by any person.
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False, In the early church, anointing sick persons with oil and the laying of hands on them were done by any Christian.
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