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Recognize that in the Philippines, worship has unfortunately been often separated from the totality of life. |
Second Plenary Council |
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Is turning the heart toward God |
Prayer |
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What prompts a person to pray? |
We pray because we are full of an infinite longing and God has created us for Himself. We also pray because we need to. |
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How to pray? |
• Vocal Prayer • Meditation • Offering • Ask the Holy Spirit to ask you pray |
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Includes the usual recitations of traditional prayers, singing songs for God, chants etc. |
Vocal Prayers |
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Is to allow God to speak in the silence of our Hearts. |
Meditation |
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Type of prayer that accompanied with silence. |
Scriptural Prayer |
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Is when we dedicate to God everything that we do. |
Offering |
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Is also a precious gift to us by the Holy Spirit according to St. Paul |
Prayer |
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To pray like Jesus means |
• Entering into His boundless trust • Joining in His prayer • And being led by Him, step by step to the Father |
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Elements of Christian Prayer |
• Christ • Trinitarian • Comes from the Heart |
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It is the Heart of the Christian Prayer |
Christ |
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Addressed to the Father through the Son in the Holy Spirit |
Trinitarian Prayer |
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Prayer should be sincere, prayer should bear fruit: compassion, love etc |
Comes from the Heart |
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Levels of Prayer |
• Personal Prayer • Communal Liturgical Prayer |
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The Eucharist |
Communal Liturgical Prayer |
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Includes devotions to Mary and the Saints |
Personal Prayer |
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An inner attitude of reverence and homage in an outward expression in signs, words, actions, songs and dances enacted in a public ritual. |
Worship |
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Consist not in words on the lips but in deeds of the heart |
Authentic Worship |
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Are symbols that include actions and words. A short definition of a ritual is "a symbolic action" |
Rituals |
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Help us become aware of Christ's grace-filled presence around us or liberate us from the presence of the Evil One. |
Sacramentals |
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This is the honor and recognition which we accord to the saints. |
Dulia |
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This is the very special honor we accord to Mary. |
Hyperdulia |
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This is the true worship and is given only to God. |
Latria |
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It means to give honor. |
Venerate |
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Live holiness in their own "little way" |
Therese of Lisieux |
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God preserved Mary from any inclination to sin. |
The Immaculate Concepcion of Mary |
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Mutual Hatred between Mary and sin, between Christ and sin. |
Enmity |
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Judge of Israel |
Samson |
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The belief of the Immaculate Concepcion of Mary says nothing about Mary and Personal sin |
Romans 3:23 |
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God is revealed as a perfect interior holiness. |
Isaiah 6:3 |
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The request for the mother to be pure is repeated for emphasis |
Judges 13: 3 & 7 |
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Catholic Christians believed that if Mary was preserved from sin by the free gift of God, she would not be bound to experience the consequences of sin -- death. |
The Assumption of Mary |
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Declared infallibly |
Pope Plus XII |
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Immaculate Conception |
December 8 |
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Mary, Mother of God |
January 1 |
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Was first associated with rubrics what the priests do around the altar or ceremonial worship |
Liturgy |
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Is the divine worship of the Church |
Liturgy |
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Official public worship of the Church |
Liturgy |
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Are precise reality physical objects, events or human actions which points towards another reality |
Signs |
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They come from the nature of the things themselves such as smoke, fire, etc. |
Natural Signs |
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Signs whose meaning are different based on culture. |
Social/Cultural Free signs |
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Signs based on personal interest. Speaks about how a person expresses his/her inner self or the personality to others. |
Personal Signs |
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Two-fold functions of signs. |
1. That it reveals the hidden reality 2. Puts us into contact within that reality |
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Are specific materials, things that represents a general invisible things. |
Symbols |
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Greek word of symbol |
Sumbaleon |
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To throw together or compare |
Sumbaleon |
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Is a symbol of passion and human emotions such as anger, fury or hatred which can also be captured by the Heart |
Fire |
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Means object (visible or tangible) that make a reality present. |
Liturgical Symbols |
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It becomes our guide as Christians as we follow the birth, death and resurrection of Christ from womb to womb. |
Sacraments |
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Are efficacious signs, instituted by Christ and Entrusted to the Church to give grace. |
Sacraments |
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Sacraments from the Latin word Sacramentum which means |
Solemn oath or allegiance |
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A supernatural gift from God to help us overcome sin said St. Augustin |
Grace |