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107.
4 Dimensions of the Sacrament: 1.
Each sacrament is a sign of demonstrative of the present invisible realities. 2. Each sacrament is a moral sign
obligating even now in the present to he future actions in the life of him. 3. Each sacrament is a sign
commemorative of Christ’s saving action, especially in his Passion and Death. 4. Each sacrament is prophetic of the
heavenly glory and of the worship in the future Jerusalem.
108
Absolution: formal release of guilt or punishment.
109
Venial Sin: a slight sin that does not entail
damnation of the soul.
110.
Apostasy: an abandonment of a religious belief.
111.
Interior Repentance: obtaining forgiveness of sins.
112.
Heresy: a denial of a revealed truth by a baptized member of the
Roman Catholic Church.
113.
Restitution: the act of restoring a rightful owner
something has been taken away.
114.
Community: a social group of any size who reside in
a local area/region.
115.
Fornication: consensual sexual intercourse between
tow people not married to each other.
116. Free
Consent: to permit or
agree.
117. Chasuble: a sleeveless outer vestment worn by the
official priest at mass.
118. Conditional
Baptism: a “Christian
Baptism” administered when there is doubt whether a person has already been
baptized of a former baptism is valid.
119. Similarity
to Judaism: Both employ
liturgical language and are used for public worship. Hebrew is to Jew as Latin
is to Catholic. Religious teachings are the same. Religious leaders in both
Judaism and Catholicism are teachers. Both religions trace their roots back to
Abraham and share the prophet Moses.
120. Eucharist
is Memorial: making present
and sacramental offering Christ’s sacrifice.
121. Requirements
for Reception: the appearance
of bread and wine in a sacramental way, the Blessed Eucharist.
122. Excommunication: a religious censure used to deprive or
limit membership in a religious community to restrict certain rights within it.
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