Catholic Sacramental Beliefs

For one thing, Jesus changed the whole concept of religion from a special religion offered only to a select group, but Jesus preached to the simple people or those not normally taught by the Pharisees. Namely, instead of continuing the “sin,” “fear,” and “violence,” Jesus brings out the message of God being a loving “source of acceptance, healing, and liberation,” (McMahon 14). As a Jewish individual, Jesus broke from common religious practices by teaching those seen as unclean, because they were not part of the religious sects. Furthermore, the miracles performed and the use of parables were used to reach more people, so that even the common person understands the message. Later, developing the Disciples who were responsible for the flock
How much patience could any one person take, having to deal with all that, waiting to die for an ungrateful people? More than any human could take, but he understood he had to fulfill God’s will, and going through that pain was for our sins. Being that Jesus was teaching his disciples they would also face “redemptive suffering,” and live like Jesus (Dulles 201). Giving them a guideline to be patient in all situation of difficult times, people, and in faith. Ultimately, being a disciple requires a strict dedication to Jesus and the new Catholic Church, and even though the levels of responsibility differs, a common theme is their generosity, and patience for all faithful Christians. The Christian Church leaders as disciples of Jesus, must live and act how he did, so that is a high standard most fall short of. Which this proves difficult in today’s busy society, because many people are more invested in the flesh. Through, a combination of strong Christian Church, disciples, and the community, the sacrament or connection with God will be