Sjha 7 Rel 17

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conversion

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turning back to God with all one’s heart.

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prophets

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The ---- called people back to repentance and conversion.

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friendship

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All sin weakens our ----- with God.

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venial sin

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a less serious sin but doesn’t turn us completely away from God.

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mortal sin

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a serious sin that DOES completely turn us away from God because it is a choice we freely make to do something that we know is seriously wrong.

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sorry

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God will always forgive us if we are truly --------- for our sins.

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Prodigal Son

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We are lost when we turn away from God, just as the young son was lost in the parable of the -----

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contrition or sorrow

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When we sin we should have --- for our sins.

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confession

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the act of telling our sins to the priest.

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penance

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a specific act or prayer that the priest will tell us to do in order to show we are sorry.

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absolution

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Through God, the priest grants us ----- or forgiveness for our sins.

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baptism

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This frees us from original sin.

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original sin

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The first sin committed by the first humans.

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Holy Orders

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Priests are empowered to forgive sins by the authority Christ bestows upon them in the Sacrament of ----

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two

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The Sacrament of Penance is celebrated in ---- ways.

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traditional

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The --- way to celebrate the sacrament of penance is an individual meeting with a priest (Rite of Reconciliation of Individual Penitents)

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several

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Another way to celebrate penance is in a group, this is called the Rite of Reconciliation of -------- Penitents.

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ST. James

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Who taught us that those who are sick and suffering should pray?

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Church Community

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The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick is celebrated by the whole -------

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Anointing of the Sick

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This sacrament is meant to help people in living their faith during times of suffering and so can be celebrated more than once.

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grace and comfort

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In the Anointing of the Sick, God’s --- and --- are given to those seriously ill, or suffering because of old age.

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outside

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Anointing of the Sick usually occurs [during or outside] of Mass.

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faith

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In the Anointing of the Sick, the priest will read the prayer of ----

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lay his hands

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In the Anointing of the Sick, the priest will --------- on the person who is sick, a sign of blessing and a calling of the Holy Spirit upon the person

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forehead

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In the Anointing of the Sick, the priest will the person’s --- with oil.

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viaticum

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Those who are approaching the hour of death are given the body of Christ in the Eucharist as the ----

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food for the journey

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another word for viaticum is

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Last Sacrament

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When a person receives the Sacrament of Penance, Anointing of the Sick, and the Eucharist as viaticum are celebrated together, they are called the ---

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Chrism

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The ----- Mass is a special Mass celebrated by the bishops of every Parish. At this Mass the bishop blesses the oils that will be used in anointing in sacraments throughout the diocese.

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3

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How many types of oils are blessed at the Chrism Mass?

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The oil of the Catechumens

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What is the name of the oil used to anoint people in preparation for Baptism?

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The oil of the Sick

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What is the name of the oil used in the Anointing of the Sick?

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Baptism, Confirmation, and Holy Orders.

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What are the three sacraments is which Chrism oil is used to anoint?

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fragrant

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Chrism oil is a --- oil

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cancer

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St. Peregrine is the patron saint of cancer patients.

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against

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St. Peregrine lived in the 13th century and belonged to a political group that was [for or against] the Church.

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the priest forgave him instead of striking him back

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Before he found God, St. Peregrine struck a Servite priest during a rally. What did the priest do that changed St. Peregrine forever?

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He sought forgiveness, converted to Catholicism, and promised to serve God and the Church as a Servite priest.

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After the rally, what did St. Peregrine do?

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The cancer in his leg was cured and he became grateful to God.

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Why is St. Peregrine the patron saint of cancer patients?