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    Jesus Rhetorical Analysis

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    Sacrament of the Eucharist because it talks about God’s love unending love for us. The Sacrament of the Eucharist binds the love between Father‚ Son‚ and Holy Spirit. In the passage it states‚ “When he had left‚ Jesus said‚ “Now is the Son of Man glorified‚ and God is glorified in him.”(John 13:31). It talks about the communion between the Son of Man and God‚ in which they unify to display to us his unconditional love and care for us. In addition‚ the Sacrament of the Eucharist relates to this passage

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    St. Anthony of Padua Priest and Doctor of the Church Feast Day: June 13 St. Anthony of Padua was born at Lisbon‚ Portugal in 1195 as Ferdinand de Bulhões to a nobleman of Lisbon‚ Martim Vicente de Bulhões and his wife Teresa Pais Taveira‚ half-third cousin once removed of King Afonso II of Portugal. His parents sent him to the Canons of the Cathedral of Lisbon. At fifteen‚ he entered the Order of Regular Canons of St. Augustine against his parents’ will. He was moved to the convent of the Holy

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    them toward each icon at the front of the church. Then Father Marek brought out incense and shook the incense toward the icons‚ and each side of the congregation. The theological statement that can be taken from this is the preparing aspect of the Eucharist‚ and the calling upon of the Holy Spirit to enter that place. The next theological statements was a reading from the Gospel of John (John 3:16-18)‚ and how we are suppose to inherit the gift of eternal life. The next theological statement came from

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    Describe the ecclesiology of Sacrosanctum concilium Sacrosanctum concilium‚ the constitution on the liturgy of the Church‚ brought about the liturgical reform post-Vatican II. Though it was the reform of the liturgical practices of the church it had much to say about what the Church is‚ the ecclesiology. Massimo Faggioli says that “the combination of liturgical reform and ecclesiological renewal in the Catholic Church represents the beating heart of Sacrosanctum concilium” (Faggioli 59). The renewal

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    Bibliography: Akkerman‚ Jay Richard‚ Thomas J. Oord‚ and Brent D. Peterson‚ eds. "The Eucharist Renews and Remakes the Church." In Postmodern and Wesleyan?: Exploring the Boundaries and Possibilities‚ 118. Kansas City‚ Mo.: Beacon Hill Press of Kansas City‚ 2009. Gutiérrez‚ Gustavo. A Theology of Liberation: History‚ Politics‚ and Salvation

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    follows the traditional sacraments of baptism‚ the eucharist and penance during worship. 1 Corinthians 11:23-24 “I have already told you what the Lord Jesus did on the night he was betrayed. And it came from the Lord himself. He took some bread in his hands. 24 Then after he had given thanks‚ he broke it and said‚ “This is my body‚ which is given for you. Eat this and remember me.” The Catholic church follows sacraments known as baptism‚ eucharist‚ penance and marriage. 1 Corinthians 11:25 “After

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    wouldn’t have or know about much of those ancient manuscripts and musical works now. 3. How are the Mass parts organized for the sake of both newcomers to the Church‚ and for the faithful? (Make sure to explain the synaxis and Eucharist in your answer). The opening part of Mass‚ which is called the synaxis‚ included “prayers‚ chants‚ and readings” and is open to newcomers of the church. There is a specific reason behind why this part of Mass is open to newcomers: to

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    Augsburg‚ while on the flip side he can be characterized as a conservative by how he was against peasant revolts and social change‚ and his belief in Eucharist as part of the religion. These are all good reasons to believe that he was both a revolutionary‚ and conservative.

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    local farmer. By supporting those who are trying to make a living but cannot afford the market force of larger companies‚ Christians are helping to provide a living for producers who may have otherwise starved of. The Christian lifestyle in the Eucharist is a lifestyle of plenty and they do not need to worry about provision. God is their sole provider‚ they therefore are able to give freely of the materiel goods to those in need and can rest assured that God will reward them in

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    similarities in what they were trying to bring in the form of reform will be shown. After this a detailed understanding of their major 33differences will be shown. It will be discovered that these differences occur around the understanding of the Eucharist. This will lead ultimately to the discovery of their major theological differences. MARTIN LUTHER (1483-1546) Martin Luther was one of the most influential men of the German reformation. Luther began his education at Magdeburg soon followed by

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