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Sacrament, define all 4 definitions Answer: 1. a visible sign of an invisible grace. 2. A sign of
a sacred reality. 3. An efficacious symbol. 4. An outward sign, instituted by Christ, to Give
grace.
What is the difference of Catholics and Christians regarding Sacraments? Answer: For
catholics, they believe Sacraments are the way to Grace, considered as essential for salvation
and growth. Christians view them merely as a tradition and a sign
Alpha Omega Answer: The beginning and the end, from a quote in Revelations in the New
Testament
Ichtys Answer: Greek for "fish". Stand for Jesus Christ, Son of God, Savior.
Chi- RO Answer: a monogram of chi (Χ) and rho (Ρ) as the first two letters of Greek Khristos
Christ, used as a Christian symbol.
Sign of the cross Answer: A symbolic sign of the Cross, made with the right hand.
IHS Answer: The first three letters in the Greek word for Jesus.
anchor Answer: Jesus is the anchor of the church
Jerusalem cross Answer: A cross whose four arms each terminate in a crossbar, often with a
small Greek cross centered in each quadrant . 5 crosses symbolize Jesus 5 wounds
ICXC NIKA Answer: From the Greek, Iesous Christos Nika. Meaning, "Jesus Christ
Conquers." He conquers through the Cross.
Patriarchal Cross Answer: Often used in the Orthodoxy
Sacrament Answer: specific 7 in the Catholic church
sacrament Answer: infinite number of items/moments where grace is revealed
Sacramental Answer: A blessed object used to help make God present to us
Sacramentum Answer: Latin for sacrament; comes from the oath Roman soldiers took for the
army
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, Sacramental Principle Answer: God is made known and working in and through creation for
our salvation.
Holy Answer: Set apart for god/ deserving veneration. Comes from Kadosh(Hebrew) and
Sacer(Latin)
Mediate Answer: Intervention that brings about an effect/the "in-between"
Sacred experiences Answer: moments where we experience sacramentality
Mysterion Answer: something hidden or secret, greek word for sacrament
Metanoia Answer: Conversion or return, Not just a shift in ones views or opinions but a
fundamental change in direction
Sign Answer: something that represents something else and has one meaning
Symbol Answer: A complex sign that participates in itself & points beyond itself to something
deeper
Ritual Answer: Symbolic action vs Routine( a sequence of actions regularly followed)
Liturgy Answer: a pattern of prayer or worship
lex orandi, lex credendi Answer: Latin phrase expressing that the law of prayer is the law of
belief; the way we pray forms what we believe, and vice versa. Prayer and belief are mutually
reinforcing.
Extra Ecclesiam Nulla Salus Answer: Outside the church there is no salvation
Paschal Mystery Answer: The work of salvation accomplished by Jesus Christ mainly through
his Passion, death, Resurrection, and Ascension.
Form of a sacrament Answer: the traditional words said for each sacrament
matter of the sacrament Answer: The traditional physical elements and/or gestures used in
each sacrament
Minister of the sacrament Answer: The person with the authority to use the matter and speak
the form to administer a Sacrament.
Form of Baptism Answer: "I baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the
Holy Spirit."
Matter of Baptism Answer: The pouring of water.
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Sacrament, define all 4 definitions Answer: 1. a visible sign of an invisible grace. 2. A sign of
a sacred reality. 3. An efficacious symbol. 4. An outward sign, instituted by Christ, to Give
grace.
What is the difference of Catholics and Christians regarding Sacraments? Answer: For
catholics, they believe Sacraments are the way to Grace, considered as essential for salvation
and growth. Christians view them merely as a tradition and a sign
Alpha Omega Answer: The beginning and the end, from a quote in Revelations in the New
Testament
Ichtys Answer: Greek for "fish". Stand for Jesus Christ, Son of God, Savior.
Chi- RO Answer: a monogram of chi (Χ) and rho (Ρ) as the first two letters of Greek Khristos
Christ, used as a Christian symbol.
Sign of the cross Answer: A symbolic sign of the Cross, made with the right hand.
IHS Answer: The first three letters in the Greek word for Jesus.
anchor Answer: Jesus is the anchor of the church
Jerusalem cross Answer: A cross whose four arms each terminate in a crossbar, often with a
small Greek cross centered in each quadrant . 5 crosses symbolize Jesus 5 wounds
ICXC NIKA Answer: From the Greek, Iesous Christos Nika. Meaning, "Jesus Christ
Conquers." He conquers through the Cross.
Patriarchal Cross Answer: Often used in the Orthodoxy
Sacrament Answer: specific 7 in the Catholic church
sacrament Answer: infinite number of items/moments where grace is revealed
Sacramental Answer: A blessed object used to help make God present to us
Sacramentum Answer: Latin for sacrament; comes from the oath Roman soldiers took for the
army
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, Sacramental Principle Answer: God is made known and working in and through creation for
our salvation.
Holy Answer: Set apart for god/ deserving veneration. Comes from Kadosh(Hebrew) and
Sacer(Latin)
Mediate Answer: Intervention that brings about an effect/the "in-between"
Sacred experiences Answer: moments where we experience sacramentality
Mysterion Answer: something hidden or secret, greek word for sacrament
Metanoia Answer: Conversion or return, Not just a shift in ones views or opinions but a
fundamental change in direction
Sign Answer: something that represents something else and has one meaning
Symbol Answer: A complex sign that participates in itself & points beyond itself to something
deeper
Ritual Answer: Symbolic action vs Routine( a sequence of actions regularly followed)
Liturgy Answer: a pattern of prayer or worship
lex orandi, lex credendi Answer: Latin phrase expressing that the law of prayer is the law of
belief; the way we pray forms what we believe, and vice versa. Prayer and belief are mutually
reinforcing.
Extra Ecclesiam Nulla Salus Answer: Outside the church there is no salvation
Paschal Mystery Answer: The work of salvation accomplished by Jesus Christ mainly through
his Passion, death, Resurrection, and Ascension.
Form of a sacrament Answer: the traditional words said for each sacrament
matter of the sacrament Answer: The traditional physical elements and/or gestures used in
each sacrament
Minister of the sacrament Answer: The person with the authority to use the matter and speak
the form to administer a Sacrament.
Form of Baptism Answer: "I baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the
Holy Spirit."
Matter of Baptism Answer: The pouring of water.
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