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an essential part of the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation in which the priest pardons the sins of the person confessing in the name of God and in the name of the Church
absolution
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Pope, approves the ordination of a new bishop
Bishop of Rome
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the renunciation of marriage made by those who receive the Sacrament of Holy Orders. The effect of the observance of chastity.
celibacy
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the tendency of all humans toward sin as result of originial sin
concupiscence
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disclosure of our sins
confession
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heartfelt sorrow and aversion for the sin committed along with the intention of sinning
contrition
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a change of heart, turning away from sin and toward God
conversion
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professed that Marriage confers grace
Council of Trent
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the shepherd's crook that is given to a bishop as a sign of his call to model leadership after Christ
crosier
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the first of three ranks in ordained ministry
diaconate
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the order of bishops
episcopacy
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between spouses, an indespensable element that marks the marriage after us mutually give themselves to eachother
exchange of consent
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ban from receiving the sacraments for a period of time
excommunication
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last anointing of a person before death
Extreme unction
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partial or total wiping away of punishments due for sins that have been forgiven
indulgences
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ceremonial bishop hat
mitre
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sacrament through which sins committed after Baptism can be forgiven
Penance
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order of priests
presbyterate
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like Jesus' sufferring; brought humanity back into the fullness of relationship with God.
redemptive
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a priest may never reveal to anyone what he hears in the Sacrament of Penance
sacramental seal
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Penance/Reconciliation and Anointing of the Sick
Sacraments of Healing
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Holy Orders and Matrimony
Sacraments of Service
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should be confessed at least once a year; separation from God
serious sins
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to give oneself wholly
to love
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a reason for marriage
unity
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only marriage between baptized Christians can be a Sacrament
Vatican Council II
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the last communion a person receives
Viaticum
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Who confers the Sacrament for a Deacon
generally, the bishop of the new deacon's diocese
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Who confers the Sacrament for a Priest
the bishop of the new priest diocese
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Who confers the Sacrament for a Bishop
the principal bishop accompanied by at least two other bishops
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Is there anointing for deacon
no
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Is there anointing for priest
yes, hands anointed with the oil of chrism
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Is there anointing for bishop
Yes, head is anointed with sacred chrism
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Vestments given to deacon?
Yes, stole and dalmatic outer vestment
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Vestments given to priest?
Yes, stole and chasuble
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Vestments given to bishop?
Yes, mitre and crosier
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Other items given to deacon
the book of gospels
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Other items given to priest
Chalice and paten
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Other items given to bishop
the book of gospels, ring and pectoral cross
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Title given to deacon
Christ the servant
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Title given to priest
Christ the high priest
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Title given to bishop
Christ, as successor of the Apostles
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