Iglesia Filipina Independiente Sacraments

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Which of the following best encapsulates the Iglesia Filipina Independiente's (IFI) understanding of sacraments, as reflected in its Articles of Religion?

  • Sacraments are merely symbolic gestures devoid of inherent spiritual power.
  • Sacraments are exclusively reserved for ordained clergy and have no direct impact on the laity.
  • Sacraments are outward signs of faith through which God demonstrates goodwill and bestows grace. (correct)
  • Sacraments are primarily rituals designed to foster community and social cohesion.

According to the IFI Articles of Religion, all seven sacraments are considered equally necessary for salvation.

False (B)

In the context of the Eucharist, what is the significance of the bread and wine?

Represents the body and blood of Christ, respectively.

The sacrament of ___________ involves confessing sins to a priest and receiving forgiveness.

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Match the following sacraments with their primary purpose or description:

<p>Baptism = Initiation into the Christian church Confirmation = Affirmation of faith by a baptized person Holy Orders = Ordination to the diaconate, priesthood, or episcopate Matrimony = Union of a couple in marriage</p> Signup and view all the answers

Which of the following items used in the administration of Baptism symbolizes the light of Christ?

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Chrism, used in the administration of Baptism, signifies purity.

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What is the role of the 'Oil of the Sick' in the Anointing of the Sick?

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The ______ is the cup used to hold the wine during the Eucharist.

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Which of these is considered the 'very heart of Christian worship' and the 'highest form of prayer or service that the church can offer'?

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Flashcards

Sacrament

A visible sign of invisible grace, a religious ceremony providing God's spiritual blessing.

The Seven Sacraments

Baptism, Confirmation, Eucharist, Penance, Anointing of the Sick, Holy Orders, and Matrimony.

Baptism

Ritual of becoming a member of the Christian church, often performed on infants in the IFI.

Confirmation

Sacrament where a baptized person affirms their faith, usually through a bishop.

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Eucharist (Communion)

Ceremony commemorating the Last Supper, with consecrated bread and wine.

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Penance (Confession)

Confessing sins to a priest for forgiveness.

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Anointing of the Sick

Ritual of healing for the seriously ill or near death.

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Holy Orders

Sacrament through which one becomes a deacon, priest, or bishop.

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Matrimony (Marriage)

Ritual uniting a couple in marriage.

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Baptism Paraphernalia

Water represents purification, candle signifies the light of Christ, white garment signifies purity.

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Study Notes

  • A sacrament is a visible sign of invisible grace, a religious ceremony providing God's grace or spiritual blessing.
  • The Iglesia Filipina Independiente (IFI) defines sacraments as outward signs of faith through which God shows goodwill and confers grace.
  • The IFI recognizes seven sacraments, with Baptism and Holy Communion deemed necessary for salvation.

Seven Sacraments:

  • Baptism: The ritual of becoming a member of the Christian church, commonly performed on infants in the IFI.
  • Confirmation: A baptized person affirms their faith, typically as an adolescent, with the help of a bishop.
  • Eucharist (Communion): A ceremony commemorating the Last Supper with consecrated bread and wine. Considered the highest form of prayer or service.
  • Penance (Confession): Confessing sins to a priest to receive forgiveness
  • Anointing of the Sick: A healing ritual for those seriously ill or near death.
  • Holy Orders: The sacrament for becoming a deacon, priest, or bishop.
  • Matrimony (Marriage): The ritual uniting a couple in marriage

Paraphernalia for Administering Sacraments:

Baptism:

  • Water is used for pouring or immersion, signifying purification.
  • Baptismal Font: A vessel holding the water for baptism.
  • Candle: Symbolizes the light of Christ, given to the baptized or godparents.
  • White Garment: Represents purity, worn by the baptized.
  • Other items used are: Chrism, Catechumen, and Salt

Eucharist (Communion):

  • Bread: Represents the body of Christ.
  • Wine: Represents the blood of Christ.
  • Chalice: A cup used to hold the wine.
  • Paten: A plate used to hold the bread.

Holy Unction (Anointing of the Sick):

  • Oil of the Sick: Consecrated oil for anointing the forehead and hands, emphasizing healing.
  • Cotton or Cloth: Used to wipe the oil after anointing.
  • Prayer Book or Ritual Text: Contains specific prayers and readings for the sacrament.
  • Cross or Crucifix: Symbol of faith and comfort.

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