Questions and Answers
Suffering was not part of God's creation from the beginning.
True
What does Emmanuel mean?
God is with us
What should we do when we're hurting according to Fr. Gillick?
Put ourselves in a position to be found
What happens when we allow our suffering to be joined with Christ's?
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Who can receive anointing of the sick?
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Can a person receive anointing of the sick more than once?
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From whom do the biblical ties with anointing of the sick come?
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Study Notes
Vocabulary and Definitions
- True: Suffering was not originally part of God's creation, establishing that pain is a result of human experience rather than divine intention.
- Emmanuel: A term that translates to "God is with us," emphasizing God's presence in human struggles.
- Put ourselves in a position to be found: An approach advised by Fr. Gillick, suggesting that during times of pain, individuals should actively seek connection and support.
- Redeemed: The process by which individuals experience transformation of suffering when it is united with Christ's suffering, leading to healing and grace.
- Illness or old age: The appropriate circumstances to administer the anointing of the sick, recognizing the spiritual need during these vulnerable stages.
- True: Anointing of the sick can be received multiple times, highlighting its ongoing relevance and necessity in the life of the faithful.
- James: The biblical source that links to the practice and theology surrounding the anointing of the sick, referencing its scriptural roots and significance in Christian tradition.
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