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    As a recently confirmed Catholic, I feel closer to God than ever. However, Confirmation wasn't what I thought it would be. I had known what was going to happen: we would be presented to the bishop, listen to the homily, renew our baptismal promises, the bishop would lay his hands upon us, and we would be anointed with Chrism. However, I couldn't have predicted the feeling of the Chrism on my forehead or the inexplicable joy that I felt afterwards. I couldn't have possibly known the understanding of my mission that I felt as I walked out of the Church and as I listened to the homily that day. The entire experience gave me a new perspective and inspired me to go out into the world and stand up for what I believe in. My Confirmation was an incredible…

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    For my creative representation of baptism I have a necklace the oil, represents the oil of chrism and the water represents the Holy water. The necklace shows us that it is important to Christians, so much so, we would wear it around our neck. The oil of chrism is important in Baptism because it means strength and the gift of the Holy Spirit. It is a fragrant balsam represents the “aroma of Christ” (2 Cor 2:15). Chrism Oil is utilized during the sacrament of baptism. It is used following an…

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    first of teachers of their children in their way of faith; may they be also the best of teachers”. Concerns arose, are the parents that are presenting their child for baptism ready to commit to the catholic education and teach their children. To alleviate these concerns parishes have support parents in processed of formation for baptism. Baptism This sacrament of Confirmation was revised in 1971 by Pope Paul VI to give a clearer path among the sacrament of initiation. Through…

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    and to cleanse the soul of the one being baptized. Water is poured over the baby’s head or one is dunked in the water to be cleansed of sin. The Paschal candle is used to receive the light of Christ. During baptism parents are told to keep the light of Christ alive in their child’s heart and this candle symbolizes that light. A white garment is worn by the one being baptized as “a sign of acceptance and belonging in the community of faith” (Holy Trinity Catholic Church). The color white is a…

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    Father, the Son, and in the Holy Spirit.” The keywords in this passage are the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. According to the Trinitarian formula, if these words are not spoken, then the baptism is not valid. Because these words are present in text 2 and not text 1, it can be inferred that the text 2 is the more relevant text to use for an adolescent's baptism. In a Catholic baptism, the symbols used are as such; water is poured over the recipients’ forehead to symbolise our sins being washed…

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    groups such as the Anglicans. Other protestant groups such as Pentecostals do not use oil during baptism. All the Christian churches, those who practice baptism, ensure that the baptised wear new clothes preferably white clothes. This accentuates the transformation that has taken place during baptism for the individual. The Roman Catholic Church is the largest Christian denomination and is headed by the Pope. The Roman Catholics support Baptism. The Roman Catholics practice both…

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    Maundy Thursday Sociology

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    $4.24 (£3) is for clothing while $2.12 (£1.50) is in lieu of provisions and $1.41(£1) is for the redemption of the Queen’s gown. How else in Maundy Thursday celebrated around the world? In addition to the distribution of alms by Queen Elizabeth II at Leicester Cathedral, the holiday is marked in unique ways by Christians all around the world. Feet washing is still a tradition held in many Christian denominations around the world, including by the Roman Catholic Church, the Eastern Catholic…

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    pleased.” There are many actions/rituals/objects that are involved during a baptism, some of which include: 1. Assembled community –This ceremony represents the welcoming of the child who is being baptised and the worshipping of the Lord Jesus Christ. 2. Baptismal promise - Parents as well the child gather around the baptismal font that hold the water in which the child will be baptised in. There they priest will ask the parents what they wish for their child and the correct response will be…

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    always using nice words when he speaks even when he gets angry he uses his mind with wisdom to act or do any reaction. Also Douglass did not just think about himself he was so moral because he thinks about all African American to get freedom. He wants to teach people how they treat people as human. A person with total professional education and no moral or ethical education would turn out to be professionally but may be moral. Education helps the people to treat each other respectfully and…

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    This is done as the infant cannot make these promises themselves. The blessed water is poured three times on the forehead of the infant; this is signifying the Holt Trinity. The priest then says “NAME, I baptize you in the name of the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit.” This is the moment where the actual sacrament of baptism occurs. The child is anointed with Chrism oil, to assist the child in the challenges they will receive during their journey of faith. It…

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