| A | B |
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| What is forgiveness? | cancelling debts, sinner, victim |
| What is NOT forgiveness? | making excuses, cancelling out a punishment, ignoring reality |
| What is your conscience? | inner voice that tells us if what we are doing or about to do is right or wrong |
| What is a lax conscience? | no or little conscience |
| What is a scrupulous conscience? | to much conscience |
| What is a healthy conscience? | the perfect conscience |
| Who does forgiveness involve? | the forgiver, the forgiven |
| sorrow | forgiveness |
| What do the penitential psalms begin with? | the miserere |
| What does the priest do during the mea culpa? | he would strike his breast and say mea culpa |
| What does mea culpa mean? | forgive me |
| What is the Jesus Prayer? | Lord, Jesus Christ, Son of God, have mercy on me, a sinner |
| lamentation | crying out or grieving |
| What does the Penitential Rite include? | Kyria/ Lord have Mercy, Lamb of God |
| What are things we do in mass that show our forgiveness? | Penitential Psalms, Liturgy |
| How do we form a healthy conscience? | following the teachings of jesus found in the Bible and the moral teachings of the Church |
| What are the four stages to forgiveness? | we feel the hurt___we are filled with hatred and anger_____we gradually heal_____we open ourselves to love again |
| What are the four sacraments of forgiveness? | Baptism___Reconciliation___Eucharist___Anointing of the Sick |
| Extreme Unction | given as death approaches |
| What do the priests anoint the sick person with | oil of the infirm |
| what is water a sign of? | cleansing |
| What is anointing of the sick a sign of? | promise |
| What are the 4 parts of Reconciliation | contrition___confession___penance___absolution |
| What are the 2 ways anointing of the sick is viewed as? | sacrament of healing___sacrament of doom and gloom |
| What are your last rights? | Reconciliation, Anointing, Communion (viaticum) |
| What is a private anointing of the sick? | 1 anointment and only close family is present |
| What is a communal anointing of the sick? | community is present and many people are being anointed |
| What is a pacifist? | peace at all costs |
| What is a conscientious objector? | object to certain wars |
| What are the Just-War Doctrine principles? | Just Cause___Declared by a competent authority___right intentions___the last resort___success is possible___excessive force not allowed___citizens cannot be targets___must not produce worse suffering |
| the forgiveness of sin | absolution |
| the sacrament of healing and forgiveness for people who are seriously ill, elderly, or in danger of dying | Anointing of the Sick |
| What is anointed during the fucking of the sick | forehead and hands |
| the internal fucking voice that helps individuals know right from wrong | conscience |
| sincere sorrow for the sins one has committed | contrition |
| a sincere change of mind, will, and heart | conversion |
| pardon for one's actions | forgiveness |
| one of the church's sacraments of healing and forgiveness | reconciliation |
| miserere | sincere contrition |
| seal of confession | seal of secrecy |
| What are the numbers of the Penitential Psalms | 6, 32, 38, 51 |
| What are the penitential parts at mass? | confiteor, kyrie, lord have mercy |
| What are the 4 parts of the anointing of the sick? | laying on of hands___everyone prays___priest prays___anoints you with the oil of the infirm |
| What encyclicle did Pope John Paul II write? | Rich In Mercy |
| What was the theme of Rich In Mercy? | to forgive always |
| Who tried to kill Pope John Paul II | Agca |
| What was Joseph Cardinal Bernardin accused of? | sexual abuse |
