Chapter 6 Summary (Part I)

Chapter 6

Chapter 6

• Our Need for Signs and Symbols

• Baptism

• Confirmation

• Eucharist

• The Liturgical Year

✠ Our Need for Signs & Symbols

• Humans need signs and symbols to express and deepen the mysteries of life. It is natural for us. Baptism, Eucharist and Confirmation are some of those signs

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to express and deepen the mysteries of ​

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. It is natural for us.​

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are some of those signs.

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signs and symbols

life

Baptism, Eucharist and Confirmation

Open Ended

What traditions does your family, sports team, school or society in general have?

(For example a visible sign of academic accomplishment is a Graduation Ceremony)

I read these so please be thoughtful

Word Cloud

When you hear the word sacrament what comes to mind?

From Previous Lessons

​✠ The Need for Signs & Symbols

Sacraments are a visible sign of an invisible reality/grace

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Sacraments are a ​

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of an ​

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Multiple Choice

Are sacraments visible signs of an invisible reality/grace?

• Yes

• No

From Previous Lessons

​✠ The Need for Signs & Symbols

Sacraments make the invisible, visible

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Sacraments make the ​

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, visible

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invisible

tangible

audible

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Sacraments make the invisible, visible

• True

• False

From Previous Lessons

​✠ The Need for Signs & Symbols

Sacraments become the reality they represent

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Sacraments ​

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the reality they represent

Multiple Choice

Do sacraments ignore the reality they represent?

• Yes

• No

Multiple Select

What is a sacrament?

• A visible sign of an invisible reality/garce

• A weather phenomena observed on the day of Pentecost

• They make the invisible, visible

• They become the reality they represent

Open Ended

What is a sacrament?

Human Beings Study (Anthropology)

​✠ The Need for Signs & Symbols

Catholics believe that human beings are both spiritual and corporeal, meaning immaterial and material.

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Catholics believe that human beings are both ​

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, meaning immaterial and ​

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spiritual and corporeal

material

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Do Catholics believe we are both body and soul (i.e. corporeal and spiritual)?

• Yes

• No

Human Beings Study (Anthropology)

​✠ The Need for Signs & Symbols

Because we are both spiritual and corporeal, we depend on our bodies to experience the world.

• Therefore, we need our eyes to see and believe. We need symbols and signs that help us see the invisible. We need the sacraments.

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Because we are both ​

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and corporeal, we ​

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our bodies to ​

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the world.

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Therefore, we need our eyes to ​

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. We need ​

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and signs that help us ​

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. We need the ​

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.

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see and believe

symbols

see the invisible

sacraments

Multiple Choice

Why do we need our bodies to experience the world?

• I lost creativity here (This is a wrong answer)

• To control the four elements fire, water, earth, air

• So that we may be able to eat pizza

• Because we are both body and spirit

Multiple Choice

Why do we as humans have a need to see to believe?

• Because we are body and spirit and our eyes need to confirm the reality they see

• Because we have a genetic predisposition to doubt everything

• The need to see to believe because of community pressure

• It is a bad habit that we should all leave behind

Open Ended

Why do you think we as humans - according to catholics - need the sacraments based on what you learnt in this lesson?

Be thoughtful!!!

Poll

Are self-paced Quizizz lessons helping grow in knowledge?

• Yes

• No

• Not Sure

• If I put effort yes

• Help!

New Vocabulary

• Catechumen

• Neophyte

• RCIA

• Essential Rites

• Sacraments of Initiation

Catechumen

​✠ The Need for Signs & Symbols

• An unbaptized person who is preparing to receive all of the Sacraments of Christian Initiation

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A Catechumen is an ​

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person who is preparing to ​

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of the Sacraments of ​

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Multiple Choice

Who is a catechumen according to Catholics?

• A baptized person who is a member of the clergy
• An unbaptized person who is preparing to receive all of the Sacraments of Christian Initiation

• An individual who has completed all the Sacraments of Initiation
• A person who has renounced their faith

Multiple Choice

An unbaptized person who is preparing to receive all of the Sacraments of Christian Initiation is called a:

• novice
• candidate
• catechumen
• apprentice

Open Ended

Who is a catechumen?

Neophyte

​✠ The Need for Signs & Symbols

• Those newly received into the Catholic Church through the Sacraments of Initiation

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Neophytes are those ​

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into the ​

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through the ​

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newly received

Catholic Church

Sacraments of Initiation

Multiple Choice

Who is a neophyte according to catholics?

• An experienced church member

• The non-believers

• Those confirmed priests that were ordained by their bishop, according to the order of Levite

• Those newly received into the Catholic Church through the Sacraments of Initiation

Multiple Choice

Those newly received into the Catholic Church through the Sacraments of Initiation are called:

• Clergy

• Neophytes

• Converts

• Parishioners

Open Ended

Who is a Neophyte?

RCIA

​✠ The Need for Signs & Symbols

• The acronym that designates 'Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults.' It is the process of preparation for those willing to join the Catholic Church as adults

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RCIA is the ​

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that designates '​

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.' It is the ​

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for those willing to join the ​

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Church ​

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Multiple Choice

What does the acronym RCIA stand for according to Catholics?

• Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
• Religious Ceremony for Initiation of Adults
• Roman Catholic Institute of America
• Rite of Christian Incentives for Agnostics

Multiple Choice

What is RCIA?

• An ancient Roman instruction for those who do not believe in God

• The process of preparation for those willing to join the Catholic Church as adults

• A type of Religious Ceremony for Individual Adults

• Rite of Christian Invitations for those who want to Happy

Multiple Choice

The process of preparation for those willing to join the Catholic Church as adults is called:

• CCD
• Baptism
• Penance
• RCIA

RCIA

​✠ The Need for Signs & Symbols

• This process of initiation has 4 periods or stages:

1. Precatechumenate

2. Catechumenate

3. Purification & Enlightenment

4. Mystagogy

Categorize

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Precatechumenate

Catechumenate

Purification & Enlightenment

Mystagogy

Scrutinies

Creed

What are the 4 stages of RCIA

True

False

Multiple Choice

What are the four stages of RCIA?

• Initiation, Formation, Celebration, Reflection
• Precatechumenate, Catechumenate, Purification and Enlightment, Mystagogy

• Exploration, Study, Dedication, Communion
• Introduction, Learning, Purity, Insight

Multiple Select

What are the four stages of RCIA?

• Precatechumenate

• Catechumenate

• Purification & Enlightment

• Mystagogy

Sacraments

​✠ The Need for Signs & Symbols

• For a sacrament to be effective it needs to be:

• Valid

• (i.e. It needs to be rooted in scriptures and follow the authority of Christ given to His church)

Essential Rites

​✠ The Need for Signs & Symbols

• The portion of the liturgical celebration of a sacrament that is strictly necessary in order for the sacrament to be valid

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The essential rites is the portion of the ​

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of a sacrament that is strictly ​

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in order for the ​

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to be ​

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liturgical celebration

necessary

sacrament

valid

Multiple Choice

The portion of the liturgical celebration of a sacrament that is strictly necessary in order for the sacrament to be valid is called the:

• Excommunicated matter

• Extraordinary ritual

• Essential substance

• Essential Rites

Sacraments of Initiation

​✠ The Need for Signs & Symbols

• These are the sacraments that initiate a Catholic into their faith. They are:

  1. Baptism

  2. Confirmation

  3. Holy Communion (Eucharist)

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Sacraments of Initiation are the ​

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that ​

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a ​

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into their ​

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.

Multiple Choice

The sacraments that initiate a Catholic into their faith are called:

• Sacraments of Initiation
• Rites of Admissions

• Sacred Ceremonies of Induction
• Sacred Introduction

Multiple Choice

What are the three sacraments of initiation?

• Baptism, Marriage, Priesthood

• Confession, Anointing of the Sick, Matrimony
• Baptism, First Communion, Last Rites
• Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist

Multiple Select

What are the three sacraments of initiation?

• Marriage

• Baptism

• Confirmation

• Eucharist (First Holy Communion)

End of New Vocab

• Catechumen

• Neophyte

• RCIA

• Essential Rites

• Sacraments of Initiation

Review Time

Drag and Drop

Humans need ​

Placeholder

to express and deepen the mysteries of ​

Placeholder

. It is natural for us.​

Placeholder

are some of those signs.

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

signs and symbols

life

Baptism, Eucharist and Confirmation

Dropdown

Sacraments are a ​

Select answer

of an ​

Select answer

Multiple Choice

Are sacraments visible signs of an invisible reality/grace?

• Yes

• No

Drag and Drop

Sacraments make the ​

Placeholder

, visible

Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

invisible

tangible

audible

Multiple Choice

Sacraments make the invisible, visible

• True

• False

Dropdown

Sacraments ​

Select answer

the reality they represent

Multiple Choice

Do sacraments ignore the reality they represent?

• Yes

• No

Multiple Select

What is a sacrament?

• A visible sign of an invisible reality/garce

• A weather phenomena observed on the day of Pentecost

• They make the invisible, visible

• They become the reality they represent

Open Ended

What is a sacrament?

Multiple Choice

Why do we need our bodies to experience the world?

• I lost creativity here (This is a wrong answer)

• To control the four elements fire, water, earth, air

• So that we may be able to eat pizza

• Because we are both body and spirit

Multiple Choice

Why do we as humans have a need to see to believe?

• Because we are body and spirit and our eyes need to confirm the reality they see

• Because we have a genetic predisposition to doubt everything

• The need to see to believe because of community pressure

• It is a bad habit that we should all leave behind

Multiple Choice

Who is a catechumen according to Catholics?

• A baptized person who is a member of the clergy
• An unbaptized person who is preparing to receive all of the Sacraments of Christian Initiation

• An individual who has completed all the Sacraments of Initiation
• A person who has renounced their faith

Multiple Choice

An unbaptized person who is preparing to receive all of the Sacraments of Christian Initiation is called a:

• novice
• candidate
• catechumen
• apprentice

Open Ended

Who is a catechumen?

Drag and Drop

Neophytes are those ​

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into the ​

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through the ​

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Drag these tiles and drop them in the correct blank above

newly received

Catholic Church

Sacraments of Initiation

Multiple Choice

Who is a neophyte according to catholics?

• An experienced church member

• The non-believers

• Those confirmed priests that were ordained by their bishop, according to the order of Levite

• Those newly received into the Catholic Church through the Sacraments of Initiation

Multiple Choice

Those newly received into the Catholic Church through the Sacraments of Initiation are called:

• Clergy

• Neophytes

• Converts

• Parishioners

Open Ended

Who is a Neophyte?

Multiple Choice

What does the acronym RCIA stand for according to Catholics?

• Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults
• Religious Ceremony for Initiation of Adults
• Roman Catholic Institute of America
• Rite of Christian Incentives for Agnostics

Multiple Choice

What is RCIA?

• An ancient Roman instruction for those who do not believe in God

• The process of preparation for those willing to join the Catholic Church as adults

• A type of Religious Ceremony for Individual Adults

• Rite of Christian Invitations for those who want to Happy

Multiple Choice

The process of preparation for those willing to join the Catholic Church as adults is called:

• CCD
• Baptism
• Penance
• RCIA

Multiple Choice

What are the four stages of RCIA?

• Initiation, Formation, Celebration, Reflection
• Precatechumenate, Catechumenate, Purification and Enlightment, Mystagogy

• Exploration, Study, Dedication, Communion
• Introduction, Learning, Purity, Insight

Multiple Choice

The portion of the liturgical celebration of a sacrament that is strictly necessary in order for the sacrament to be valid is called the:

• Excommunicated matter

• Extraordinary ritual

• Essential substance

• Essential Rites

Multiple Choice

The sacraments that initiate a Catholic into their faith are called:

• Sacraments of Initiation
• Rites of Admissions

• Sacred Ceremonies of Induction
• Sacred Introduction

Multiple Choice

What are the three sacraments of initiation?

• Baptism, Marriage, Priesthood

• Confession, Anointing of the Sick, Matrimony
• Baptism, First Communion, Last Rites
• Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist

Multiple Select

What are the three sacraments of initiation?

• Marriage

• Baptism

• Confirmation

• Eucharist (First Holy Communion)

End of Review Time

Coming up Next

✠ Baptism

• Baptism is the gateway to the Church and the other sacraments

New Vocabulary

• Essential rites

• Chrism

Essential Rites

​✠ The Need for Signs & Symbols

• The portion of the liturgical celebration of a sacrament that is strictly necessary in order for the sacrament to be valid

Chrism

​✠ The Need for Signs & Symbols

• Blessed by the Bishop, this perfumed oil is used for anointing, in the sacrament of baptism, confirmation and Holy Orders. Anointing oil represents the Holy Spirit

End of New Vocab

• Essential rites

• Chrism

✠ Confirmation

• Confirmation completes the sacramental grace of Baptism

New Vocabulary

• Chrism

• Rite

Chrism

​✠ The Need for Signs & Symbols

• Blessed by the Bishop, this perfumed oil is used for anointing, in the sacrament of baptism, confirmation and Holy Orders. Anointing oil represents the Holy Spirit

Rite

​✠ The Need for Signs & Symbols

• The manner or form 0f celebrating a particular sacrament and performing other Church rituals.

End of New Vocab

• Chrism

• Rite