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    - The Holy Eucharist, also called Holy Communion, comes from Greek meaning "thanksgiving" and is the summit of Christian life where Christ is truly present in body, blood, soul, and divinity under the appearances of bread and wine which is consecrated by validly ordained priests. - Reconciliation, also known as confession, involves three acts: contrition for sins, confession of sins to a priest, and performance of the penance given by the priest in order to receive forgiveness and be reconciled with God and the Church. - Both sacraments involve receiving grace and forgiveness from God, strengthening one's faith and union with Christ, and reinforcing the unity of the Church as

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    - The Holy Eucharist, also called Holy Communion, comes from Greek meaning "thanksgiving" and is the summit of Christian life where Christ is truly present in body, blood, soul, and divinity under the appearances of bread and wine which is consecrated by validly ordained priests. - Reconciliation, also known as confession, involves three acts: contrition for sins, confession of sins to a priest, and performance of the penance given by the priest in order to receive forgiveness and be reconciled with God and the Church. - Both sacraments involve receiving grace and forgiveness from God, strengthening one's faith and union with Christ, and reinforcing the unity of the Church as

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    - The Holy Eucharist, also called Holy Communion, comes from Greek meaning "thanksgiving" and is the summit of Christian life where Christ is truly present in body, blood, soul, and divinity under the appearances of bread and wine which is consecrated by validly ordained priests. - Reconciliation, also known as confession, involves three acts: contrition for sins, confession of sins to a priest, and performance of the penance given by the priest in order to receive forgiveness and be reconciled with God and the Church. - Both sacraments involve receiving grace and forgiveness from God, strengthening one's faith and union with Christ, and reinforcing the unity of the Church as

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    - RELIGION (3RD PT) Biblical Basis:

    “If you forgive the sins of any, they are forgiven, if you retain
    HOLY EUCHARIST the sins of any, they are retained.” (Jn 20:22-23)
    - Can be called ‘Holy Communion’ Matter: 3 Acts of Penitent
    - Comes from the Greek word ‘Eucharistein’ which 1. Contrition
    means “thanksgiving” - Perfect Contrition
    - It is the SUMMIT of our Christian life, we will not - Imperfect Contrition
    grow in our faith without the Eucharist. 2. Confession
    - Is the very sacrifice of the Body and Blood of the 3. Penance
    Lord Jesus which he instituted to perpetuate the Form: Prayer of Absolution
    sacrifice of the cross throughout the ages until his God the Father of mercies, through the death and
    return in glory. resurrection of his Son, has reconciled the world to himself
    - Is the most special sacrament, in which Christ and sent the Holy Spirit among us for the forgiveness of sins;
    himself is contained, offered, and received, and by through the ministry of the Church may God give you pardon
    which the Church constantly lives and grows. and peace, and I absolve you from your sins in the name of
    - Another sacrament of initiation and can be the Father, and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
    received daily if desired.
    I absolve you from your sins in the name of the Father, and
    ACCORDING TO THE DEGREE OF AUTHORITY of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit. Amen.
    1. Sacred Species Recipient: One who desires to obtain reconciliation with God
    2. Word of God and with the Church
    3. Priest Ministers:
    4. Congregation Ordinary = Bishop, Priest (Only Priests who have received
    the Faculty of Absolving)
    Biblical Basis: “Do this in memory of me” Extra Ordinary = Priest (Priest without Faculty of Absolving
    Matter: Bread and wine = Unleavened Wheat and Grape and in emergency times)
    Form: Consecratory Prayer Effects:
    Reconciliation: Any person who desires to receive the body - Reconciliation with God and with the Church
    of Christ must be in a state of grace - Remission of Eternal Punishment
    Minister: - Peace and serenity of conscience, and spiritual
    Ordinary = Bishop, Priest (Validly ordained priest for consolation
    consecration) - An increase of spiritual strength for the Christian
    Extra Ordinary = None or those who are servers in the mass battle
    (deacons)
    Effects: VENEREAL SINS
    - Increases union with the Lord - Confessed out of devotion.
    - Forgives venial sins
    - Preserves him from grave sins MORTAL SINS
    - It reinforces the unity of the Church as the Mystical - Acknowledged during reconciliation.
    Body of Christ
    - It helps us bear witness to the Christian faith in
    words accompanied by deeds.

    ~ Almost 2,000 years ago Jesus Christ died on the cross but
    he left us a gift that will make us remember his love, the holy
    eucharist ~
    ~ Our Sundays must not be a mere obligation but rather a
    concrete manifestation of our love for Jesus ~

    Prayer:
    O sacrament most holy, O sacrament divine, All praise and
    all thanksgiving, be very moment thine

    RECONCILIATION
    - Makes sacramentally present Jesus’ call to
    conversion, the first step in returning to the Father
    from whom one has strayed by sin.
    - The faithful receive reconciliation with the Christian
    community and forgiveness for sins committed
    after baptism.

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