I. Sacrament of Reconciliation

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UNIT THREE
Sacraments of Initiation
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I. All Sacraments
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I. All Sacraments
What are sacraments?

• A.

1. Sacrament- a sign given to us by Jesus to share
   Gods life with us.

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I. All Sacraments
What they do

• B.

1. Sanctifying grace- the gift of sharing in Gods
   life that we receive in the Sacraments

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I. All Sacraments
What they do

• B.

• 2. All Sacraments strengthen us and make us more
  holy

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I. All Sacraments
Sacraments of Initiation

• C.

1. Baptism- frees us from sin and welcomes us in
to the church.
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I. All Sacraments
Sacraments of Initiation

• C.

2. Confirmation- we receive the gift of the Holy
Spirit.
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I. All Sacraments
Sacraments of Initiation

• C.

3. Eucharist- we receive the Body and Blood of
Christ.
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I. All Sacraments
Sacraments of Healing

• D.

• Reconciliation- our sins are forgiven and our
  relationship with God grows stronger.

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I. All Sacraments
Sacraments of Healing

• D.

2. Anointing of the Sick- we receive Gods grace
when we are ill or suffering.
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I. All Sacraments
Sacraments of Service

• E.

• Matrimony- a man and a woman become husband and
  wife.

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I. All Sacraments
Sacraments of Service

• E.

2. Holy Orders- men are ordained to serve as
bishops, priests, and deacons.
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II. Christian Initiation
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II. Christian Initiation
Joining the Church

• A.

1. Christian Initiation- the process of becoming a
   member of the Church.

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II. Christian Initiation
Joining the Church

• A.

• 2. Catechumenate- Time when people prepare to
  join the Church.

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II. Christian Initiation
Joining the Church

• A.

• 3. R.C.I.A- Classes taken by adults who are
  joining the Church.

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III. Baptism
How to join

• B.

• 1. Babies can join by getting baptized.

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III. Baptism
How to join

• B.

• 2. Adults who have not been baptized take
  R.C.I.A. classes, then receive all 3 Sacraments
  of Initiation.

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III. Baptism
How to join

• B.

• 2. Adults who are baptized in another Christian
  go through R.C.I.A., but are not baptized.
• Take Confirmation and receive their 1st
  Communion.

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III. Baptism
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III. Baptism
Words to know

• A.

1. Original sin- our desire to be selfish and
   sinful that we were born with.

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III. Baptism
Words to know

• A.

• 2. Chrism- Perfumed holy oil that is blessed by
  the bishop.

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III. Baptism
Words to know

• A.

• 3. Salvation- forgiveness of our sins and
  restoring our friendship with God.

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III. Baptism
Words to know

• A.

• 4. Eternal life- living in happiness with God
  forever in heaven.

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III. Baptism
Who receives it

• B.

• 1. Anyone who has not been baptized yet.

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III. Baptism
Who baptizes others

• C.

• 1. Anyone who is baptized can baptize someone
  else
• Unless its an emergency, please let your priest
  or deacon do this

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III. Baptism
What it does

• D.

• Gives us salvation from original sin and
  forgives all of our sins.

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III. Baptism
What it does

• D.

2. Brings us new life in Christ.
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III. Baptism
What it does

• D.

• Welcomes us into the Church.
• We join all others who have been baptized.

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III. Baptism
What it does

• D.

• 4. Helps us to serve like Jesus as a priest,
  prophet, and king.
• Helps you be like a little Jesus

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III. Baptism
What it does

• D.

• 5. Makes it possible for us to have eternal life.

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III. Baptism
Symbolic actions

• E.

• The person is presented and blessed with the
  sign of the cross.
• Dedicates them to God.

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III. Baptism
Symbolic actions

• E.

• 2. The person professes their faith in God.
• Profess your faith- Say what they believe
• Also say they reject the devil.
• Babies have this said for them.

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III. Baptism
Symbolic actions

• E.

• 3. Water is poured over them 3 times.
• Words of Baptism I baptize you in the name of
  the father, and of the Son, and of the Holy
  Spirit.

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III. Baptism
Symbolic actions

• E.

• 4. Anointed with chrism.

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III. Baptism
Symbolic actions

• E.

• 5. Receive a white garment and a candle.
• Shows our new life as a Christian.

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III. Baptism
Other types of baptism

• F.

• Baptism of blood- people who were martyred, but
  not baptized in life.

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III. Baptism
Other types of baptism

• F.

• 2. Baptism of intention- for people who died
  before they could be baptized.

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III. Baptism
Other types of baptism

• F.

• 3. Baptism of desire- for people who lived holy
  lives but were not baptized.

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IV. Confirmation
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IV. Confirmation
Words to know

• A.

• Holy Spirit- 3rd person of the Blessed Trinity.
• Holy Spirit God

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IV. Confirmation
Words to know

• A.

• 2. Gifts of the Holy Spirit- 7 special gifts God
  gives us to live a holy life

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IV. Confirmation
Words to know

• A.

• 3. Age of reason- when you are old enough to
  understand what you are doing.

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IV. Confirmation
Gifts of the Holy Spirit

• B.

• 1. Wisdom

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IV. Confirmation
Gifts of the Holy Spirit

• B.

• 2. Understanding

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IV. Confirmation
Gifts of the Holy Spirit

• B.

• 3. Right Judgment

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IV. Confirmation
Gifts of the Holy Spirit

• B.

• 4. Courage

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IV. Confirmation
Gifts of the Holy Spirit

• B.

• 5. Knowledge

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IV. Confirmation
Gifts of the Holy Spirit

• B.

• 6. Reverence

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IV. Confirmation
Gifts of the Holy Spirit

• B.

• 7. Wonder and Awe

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IV. Confirmation
Who receives it

• C.

• 1. Baptized Catholics who are at the age of
  reason.
• In Baltimore, most Confirmations are in 8th-10th
  grade or higher.

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III. Baptism
Who Confirms others

• D.

• 1. Bishops give people Confirmation.
• A priest can give Confirmation if the Bishop
  gives him permission.

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IV. Confirmation
What it does

• E.

• Seals us with the gifts of the Holy Spirit.

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IV. Confirmation
What it does

• E.

• 2. Completes the graces you received in
  baptism.
• We become a bigger part of the Church.

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IV. Confirmation
What it does

• E.

• 3. Makes you spiritually STRONGER!
• Marks your soul, and is good for the rest of your
  life.

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IV. Confirmation
Symbolic actions

• F.

• Profess your faith.
• Like baptism, but this time you make the
  promises.

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IV. Confirmation
Symbolic actions

• F.

• Bishop lays his hands on you and prays that you
  receive the Holy Spirit.
• Same blessing passed down from Jesus.

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IV. Confirmation
Symbolic actions

• F.

• 3. Anointing with Chrism
• Words Be sealed with the gift of the Holy
  Spirit

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IV. Confirmation
Other Facts

• G.

• Used to be the same Sacrament as Baptism.
• Many ways they are similar.

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IV. Confirmation
Other Facts

• G.

2. Like Baptism, you only receive this once.
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IV. Confirmation
Other Facts

• G.

• 3. Choose a sponsor to prepare and present you.
• Many people choose their godparents.

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IV. Confirmation
Other Facts

• G.

• 4. In some Churches, you choose a confirmation
  name.
• Like a 2nd middle name.

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V. Eucharist
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V. Eucharist
Words to know

• A.

• Passover- Jewish feast celebrating when God
  saved them from Egypt.
• Jesus celebrated this at the Last Supper.

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V. Eucharist
Words to know

• A.

• 2. Sacrifice- a gift offered to God by a priest.
• Jewish people did this in Jesus time.
• Jesus became our sacrifice.

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V. Eucharist
Words to know

• A.

• 3. Real Presence- How Jesus is fully present in
  the Eucharist.

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V. Eucharist
Words to know

• A.

• 4. State of grace- to be free from mortal sin.
• If you commit a big sin, go to Reconciliation
  first.

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V. Eucharist
The Real Presence

• B.

• The bread and wine become the Body and Blood of
  Jesus
• Keeps the look and taste of bread and wine.

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V. Eucharist
The Real Presence

• B.

• 2. This is the MOST IMPORTANT Sacrament!
• AKA Source and Summit
• AKA The Big Cheese!

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V. Eucharist
The Real Presence

• B.

3. Eucharistic Adoration- worshiping Jesus in the
Eucharist.
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V. Eucharist
Who receives it

• C.

• 1. Baptized Catholics who are in a state of
  Grace.
• You dont want to receive if you are not Catholic
  (or Orthodox).

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III. Baptism
Who Gives Eucharist.

• D.

• 1. Bishops and priests preside over the Mass and
  consecrate the Eucharist.
• Everyone else participates.

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V. Eucharist
What it does

• E.

• We directly receive Jesus.

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V. Eucharist
What it does

• E.

2. Nourishes our bodies, minds, and souls.
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V. Eucharist
What it does

• E.

• 3. We are joined together with all of the Church
• Become the Body of Christ

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V. Eucharist
Symbolic actions

• F.

• Introductory Rites- Welcomes us in and unites us
  as a community.

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V. Eucharist
Symbolic actions

• F.

1. Liturgy of the Word- we listen and respond to
   the Bible.

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V. Eucharist
Symbolic actions

• F.

3. Liturgy of the Eucharist- we transform and
receive the Eucharist.
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V. Eucharist
Symbolic actions

• F.

4. Concluding Rites- Blesses us and sends us out
to serve God.