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What is Sacred Chrism?
What is Sacred Chrism?
What is an important sign in the Sacrament of Baptism?
What is an important sign in the Sacrament of Baptism?
Water
Who is referred to as the celebrant?
Who is referred to as the celebrant?
The bishop, priest, or deacon who celebrates the sacrament
The anointing with Sacred Chrism is a sign of the Gift of what?
The anointing with Sacred Chrism is a sign of the Gift of what?
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In the name of whom is a person baptized?
In the name of whom is a person baptized?
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What does the white garment of the newly baptized symbolize?
What does the white garment of the newly baptized symbolize?
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The _____________________ symbolizes that Christ enlightens the newly baptized.
The _____________________ symbolizes that Christ enlightens the newly baptized.
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What do godparents promise to do for their godchildren?
What do godparents promise to do for their godchildren?
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Why is Sunday an ideal day to celebrate Baptism?
Why is Sunday an ideal day to celebrate Baptism?
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The Church welcomes all to be baptized.
The Church welcomes all to be baptized.
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The parish community participates in the celebration of Baptism.
The parish community participates in the celebration of Baptism.
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Water is an important sign of Baptism.
Water is an important sign of Baptism.
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The baptized begin their new life as children of God.
The baptized begin their new life as children of God.
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What is catechuminate?
What is catechuminate?
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Study Notes
Sacred Elements of Baptism
- Sacred Chrism: Perfumed oil blessed by the bishop, symbolizing the Holy Spirit.
- Water: Essential element in the Sacrament of Baptism, representing cleansing and new life.
Roles in Baptism
- Celebrant: The bishop, priest, or deacon who leads the sacramental celebration on behalf of the community.
- Godparents' Promise: Vow to support and guide their godchildren in faith, serving as positive role models.
Baptism Significance
- Baptismal Formula: Performed in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit, emphasizing the Holy Trinity.
- The White Garment: Represents new life in Christ, indicating purity and being reborn.
- Lighted Candle: Symbolizes that Christ enlightens the newly baptized, representing the light of faith.
Community and Celebratory Context
- Ideal Day for Baptism: Celebrated on Sunday, the Lord's Day, commemorating Jesus' Resurrection and the new life believers receive.
- Parish Involvement: The entire parish community participates in the baptism celebration, fostering communal spirit.
Affirmations about Baptism
- Welcoming Church: The Church invites all individuals to be baptized, signifying inclusivity and acceptance.
- Baptismal Transformation: The act marks the beginning of a new life as children of God, highlighting the spiritual rebirth.
Formation for Initiation
- Catechuminate: A preparatory period encompassing prayer, liturgy, religious education, and community service aimed at readying candidates for Christian initiation.
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Explore key concepts from Chapter 5: The Celebration of Baptism in the WeBelieve curriculum for 5th grade. These flashcards cover important terms such as Sacred Chrism, water, and the role of the celebrant, providing a foundation for understanding the sacrament of Baptism. Enhance your learning and retention of these significant religious elements.
