By. Danny Rogers, Connor Eagan, Mike Levy, Andreas Kadel, and Hunter Whitlock.

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CHAPTER 13 THE SEVEN SACRAMENTS By. Danny Rogers, Connor Eagan, Mike Levy, Andreas Kadel, and Hunter Whitlock

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CHAPTER 13 THE SEVEN SACRAMENTS

By. Danny Rogers, Connor Eagan, Mike Levy, Andreas Kadel, and

Hunter Whitlock

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Chapter 13 Page 144 Through the Sacraments we share in God’s life and

love

Everything in creation exists because of God We reflect God’s love and goodness Through God’s gift of faith He calls us toward Him Jesus Christ is the high point of creation God’s Kingdom- the power of God’s love active in

our lives God is always with us

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Chapter 13 Page 144 Through the Sacraments we share in God’s life and

love cont. The Church recognizes certain rituals as sacred signs

that the Holy Spirit helps people These signs are called Sacraments There are seven Sacraments; Baptism, Penance,

Confirmation, Holy Orders, Eucharist, Anointing of the Sick, and Matrimony

Sacrament- an effective sign given to us by Jesus through which we are strengthened by the Holy Spirit and our relationship with God is strengthened

In Baptism we become Children of God In Penance we are forgiven from sin

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Page 145 the Grace of the Sacraments Enables us to

Respond to God’s Love In each Sacrament Jesus, trough the Holy Spirit, shares God’s

life with us and effects change in our lives. In each Sacrament we can also find particular ways that

Jesus’s life reveals God’s presence and the power of God’s love.

Through the power of the Holy Spirit the Sacraments give us grace.

The grace we receive through the Sacraments is called Sanctifying Grace. Sanctifying Grace enables us to love God, to love ourselves as God loves us ,and to love others as we love ourselves.

The seven Sacraments enable us to respond to God’s saving grace in the everyday events of life.

The sacraments reflect the values and ministries of Jesus. We are called to live out these values and continue Jesus’ work of salvation, sharing with others the good news that God is with us always.

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The 7 Sacraments

In each sacrament Jesus, trough the Holy Spirit, shares God’s life with us and effects change in our lives.

Baptism- We are welcomed into the church, becoming children of God

Confirmation- We are sealed with the gift of the Holy Spirit. The Eucharist – We receive Jesus Christ, the bread of life. Penance – We turn to God with sorrow for sin and receive

his love and forgiveness. Anointing of the sick - People who are sick and suffering

are helped and comforted. Holy Orders- Baptized men are ordained to lead and serve

the Church Matrimony- A baptized man and woman are strengthened

for family life and service by their faithful love.

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Sacraments sanctify us and build up the Body of Christ

Sacraments have a threefold purpose: Sanctify us, or make us holy, which gives

us the grace to live as disciples of Jesus and live as members of the church.

Builds up the church as the Body of Christ, which makes the Church an effective sign of the Kingdom of God in the world

To worship God, which brings us to God with thanks and praise which gives grace we need to live as God’s people.

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Sacraments

Grouped into 3 categories:

Birth and growth- Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist

Healing-Penance and Anointing of the Sick

Mission- Holy Orders and Matrimony

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God gives us many things in the sacraments

We celebrate the great gifts of Gods grace and we receive the 7 sacraments.

God prepares us to respond to him through the sacraments

The Holy Spirit helps us live with awareness of God working in our lives

God reaches out each day to us with love and his presence can help us live as disciples of Jesus

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Liturgy in Mass

The official public prayer of the church We pray together we show what we

believe Liturgy also includes the celebration of

the Eucharist also known as the Mass & the other sacraments

We bring ourselves and our relationship with God together as we celebrate the Liturgy

We proclaim the good news and celebrate the Paschal Mystery

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We are united by the sacraments

The whole church celebrates each sacrament . The sacraments join Catholics all over the world together

They unite us in the Body of Christ, the entire church united in Christ

The 7 sacraments join us together in Christ as one.

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God gives us many things in the sacraments

We celebrate the great gifts of Gods grace and we receive the 7 sacraments.

God prepares us to respond to him through the sacraments

The Holy Spirit helps us live with awareness of God working in our lives

God reaches out each day to us with love and his presence can help us live as disciples of Jesus

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What are the Sacraments?

Blessing, actions, objects that help us to respond to the god.

Blessing of people, food, places, food, and objects.

Objects such as rosaries, medals, crucifix, blessed ashes, blessed palms, and statues or images of Jesus or Mary and the other saints.

Though Sacraments do not give us sanctifying grace, they help us to respond to the grace we receive in God’s presence in our lives. Sacraments keep us focused on god and help us to grow in holiness.

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Olivier Messiaen

As a child, Olivier Messiaen the songs was awed by the songs of birds and heard music in the sounds of nature . His fascination with the music in the world around him motivates him to compose his own music.

After completing his studies, he became an organist for a cathedral in Paris.

when world war II began, Messiaen was drafted into the French army. While fighting the German forces, he was captured and sent . Yet he continued to compose music, arising from a fascination with nature and a love of God.

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Olivier Messiaen

After the war, Messiaen returned to pairs and became a professor at the Paris conservatory.

Olivier Messiaen saw the extraordinary in ordinary life . He recognized the presence of god. In Your life, how can you try to do the same.