Chapter Six Flashcards

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Form of reconciliation.

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Prayer of absolution

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Matter of reconciliation

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Contrition and confession

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How many times should u confess sins?

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At least once a year

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Who said the sacrament of penance and reconciliation remains a spiritual rebirth which transforms the penitent into a new creature

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Pope Benedict XVI

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Also known as sacrament of conversion, confession, penance, forgiveness reconciliation

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Confession

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Continuing conversion that occurs after baptism

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Sacrament of penance

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Offers an opportunity for us to repair the relationship with the cleansing of our sins and the reception of gods mercy

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The sacrament of penance

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Revels the story of gods seeking friendship with humans

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Scripture

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Jesus reveals god primarily as

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Abba

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Focuses on our relationship w god along with his law

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New covenant

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Where will the new covenant with god be written

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Our hearts

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How did Jesus prove what real friendship is about

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Died for us

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Who did Jesus give the power to forgive sins in his name

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Apostles

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Church minsters of the sacrament

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Bishops, apostles successors

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In the early church, Christiana who committed serious sins after baptism were admitted into

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Order of penitents

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Book for confessors in the past that listed all possible sins and the appropriate penance that should be given for each one

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Penitentiary

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During the 20th century it was common belief that Catholics should go to confession before receiving

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Holy communion

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Emphasized the reconciliation aspect of the sacrament, our call to an ongoing covenant of love and friendship with god and the church

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New rite of penance

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Obeying the law is more important than being gods friend

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False vise versa

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Confession is the only ordinary way for catholic to be reconciled with god following the commission of a mortal sin

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Private individual

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Liturgical action and begins with the sign of the cross as a reminder of the connection to the sacrament of baptism

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Honest assessment of how well we have lived gods covenant of love

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Examination of conscience

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Most important act of the penitent

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Offense against god as well as fault against reason, truth, and ones right conscience

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Inclination to commit sin that can be found in human desires and appetites as a result of original sin
Concupiscence
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Include mental sins, sins of thought or attitude, as well as actual sins, hurtful actions against our covenant with god and the church
Personal sins
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Destroys our relationship with god and the church
Mortal sin
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Weaken our relationship with god and the church
Venial sin
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That Is not repented or forgive by god causes a loss of gods kingdom and the eternal death of hell
Mortal sin
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What is the difference between perfect and imperfect contrition
Perfect-sorrow for sin because we love god and want to be in relationship with him Imperfect-sorrow for sin because we fear being punished for sin
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Expresses our faith in god and is a public statement in the belief that we need god
Confession of sins
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The secrecy priests are bound to keep regarding any sins confessed to them
Sacramental seal
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In confession, who fulfills the ministry of Jesus Christ the good shepherd who seeks out those who are lost
Priest
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Prayer penitents pray at the sacrament of penance to express sorrow for their sins
Act of contrition
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"To restore to union, to rejoin, to put together again"
Reconciliation
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Partial or total wiping away of punishment due for sins that have been forgiven
Indulgence
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Unity of the all those living on earth, those being purified in purgatory, and those enjoying the blessings of heaven
Communion of saints
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Frees us from some responsibility we have for our sins
Partial indulgence
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Frees us from any of the remaining responsibility we have for sin
Plenary indulgences
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T or f just as god never gives up on us, so we are not to give up on achieving peace between others and ourselves or peace between nations
True
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7 steps in reconciliation
``` Examination of conscience Sign of cross "bless me father" Confess sins Penance Act of contrition Absolved from sins Do the penance ```
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Three ways of penance
Praying Alms giving Fasting
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Comes to terms with what we've done
Restorative justice
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In persona Christi capitas
In the person of Christ the head
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Who forgives sins?
God
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Hesed
Gods infinite mercy
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Explain why being gods friend is more important than obeying law and how this relates to the sacrament of penance
God continually calls us to have a friendship with him because of gods great love for us; real friendship-died on cross The SOP offers an opportunity for us to repair the relationship w the cleansing of our sins and the reception of gods mercy