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    The reason why i am seeking the rite of confirmation is because i have followed the catholic religion all of my life and want to be part of the catholic religion for the rest of my life. i would like to raise my children and family as catholics. I believe in jesus christ and all the teachings of the bible. I have been baptized‚ i’ve had my first communion and its only natural that i would take the next step to be confirmed. im looking forward to being seen as an adult in the eyes of the catholic

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    The Kongo

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    states that the Kongo needs aid from the Portuguese. The Kongo desires secular aid such as schools‚ and medicinal treatment. And because the Kongo is now a in an Africanized Christian state they need Wine and Flour to perform the holy sacrament‚ The Eucharist. They also seek a trained priest who can alter the form of that ordinary flour and wine into the body and blood of Christ. And of course along with the schools people to teach the students inside of them. They also want Pharmacists in order to heal

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    Theology Notes

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    * Avignon Papacy caused many people to say that councils should have more power than the pope‚ Great Schism enhanced this * Various movements and groups * Wycliff – condemned as a heretic after his lifetime * Hus – condemned as a heretic during his lifetime * Both were seen as beginnings of Reformation * Wycliff was alive during 14th century (during Avignon)‚ he was deeply troubled by the wealth and power of the pope‚ looks to the Bible for inspiration (believed it was the whole

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    What is Mystagogy? BY Walter Bradely When considering the topic of Mystagogy and the Church’s understanding of the subject it is important to recognize the complete picture‚ the scope of what is covered. Looking quite literally at Mystagogy‚ and perhaps a common view held by most‚ it is very simply the final of four stages in the RCIA process of bringing believers into the Church. However‚ the context of this paper will focus at a more in depth look at the nature of Mystagogy and its essential

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    Damien of Molokai

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    Religion Essay- Damien of Molokai Religious identity is derived from a chosen person’s personal faith that they see themselves as in the eyes of God- the meaning of their life. Religious purpose is how the chosen person lives their faith and how they put their faith into action. It is what the person has recognised as their purpose in life. Social justice is the awareness that the world has entered on a phase of social existence with potential for the greater good. This is evident in the teachings

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    together to eat of the body of Christ (bread)‚ and drink of His blood (wine) in solemn remembrance of Jesus ’ sacrificial death on the cross. This review will focus on the importance of religion in human societies‚ what is Holy Communion (the Eucharist)‚ the purpose of the Sacrament‚ misconceptions on receiving communion and who or what determines who receives it. References to church law in the review relate to "Canon Law" which is the body of laws and regulations made by or adopted by ecclesiastical

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    Christian Community

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    A description of the Service St Jude’s Anglican Church is in Randwick and I attended the 9.30am Service‚ which is a Sung Eucharist with Holy Communion. This begun with the procession of Servers‚ Choir and Clergy followed by our first Hymn (there were 4 Hymns altogether). The Service was clear to follow as it was printed in a booklet and was led by Rev Jim Le Huray who is the Associate Minister. The Bible readings‚ prayers and Collect of the day are different each week and these are printed on

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    to the front of the church in single file lines to accept Communion for the first time. Millie thought of it as her first act toward independence in her faith-walk separate from her parents. She looked forward to the day she would take the Holy Eucharist into her mouth for the first time. She had always looked on with envy as her older brother and sisters took Communion each Sunday‚ coveting the gifts they received at their First Communion party. When Molly‚ Pete‚ and Kate each made their First Communion

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    as “Mahal na Ina”. Second‚ Filipinos are meal-oriented. For us Filipinos‚ our “salo-salo” is more than just nourishment of the body. We strengthen our relationships by sharing a meal. The Filipino “handaan” is an expression of our good will. The Eucharist is our “salo-salo”‚ our family reunion. Christ is our “tinapay ng buhay”‚ the Host that throws a “piging” as a sign of his gracious love- love that sustains us‚ love that makes us one as God’s people. Third‚ Filipinos are kundiman-oriented. The

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    Open Table Definition

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    through that harm in the present‚ can sit side by side and take in the essence of the meal before them. Porter discusses the power of the open table of communion as a place to engage in conflict and find healing in which he outlays the power of the Eucharist as well as the necessary intentionality behind preparation for the table. Porter points to Matthew 5:23-34 as guidance for being intentional about our practices of approaching the table in

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