Confirmation is a sacrament of _____.

___ point to a reality greater than itself.

____ comes from the Greek word meaning "to throw together".

Sign or Symbol?

Baptism is a sacrament of _____.

Fr. John baptizes a baby, but uses sparkling water instead of flat water.

Mr. Anderson (instead of a bishop) confirms Meagan- he uses the right words and chrism oil.

You decide you want to go to confession, but with Ms. Hernandez instead of a priest. She has you read and analyze a primary source for the absolution (words the priest usually says at the end of reconciliation).

Fr. Alex is celebrating Mass and forgot to bring the right bread, so he uses wheat thins and grape juice. Same thing, right?

You are at World Youth Day and you get to go to Mass with Pope Francis! He says all of the right words and uses the correct matter.

You go to a wedding on the beach, and the bride's brother is the officiant instead of a priest. He got his license online, and wrote the whole ceremony on his own. The bride and groom wrote their own vows.

This means that a sacrament performed had the proper permissions

This means that the sacrament performed met certain basic requirements

the words used

the person celebrating the sacrament

the stuff used in a sacrament

the reason why someone does a sacrament

This principle of sacramental theology, literally translated, means "from the work performed"

This principle of sacramental theology, literally translated, means "the law of prayer is the law of belief"

Holy Orders is a sacrament of ______.

When something is __ it does what it says it's going to do.

prayer that does not use words; "resting with God"

prayer that asks for something for someone else

prayer that asks for something for yourself

prayer that uses words (your voice), can be memorized or spontaneous

prayer that expresses love for God