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    The document discusses the Catholic sacrament of marriage, including its definition as a covenant between a man and woman intended for their common good and procreation. It outlines the sacrament's key properties of unity, indissolubility, and openness to life, as well as its requirements, impediments, ministers, matter, and form. The learning objectives are to define, discuss, and illustrate situations showing respect for the sacrament of marriage.

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    Notre Dame of Kidapawan College

    Integrated Basic Education Department

    Edukasyon sa Pagpapakatao /
    Christian Living Education 5
    (Quarter 3 – Week 1)

    Gemma P. Belgira
    Teacher

    “To educate children, you


    must love them and love Monthly Theme:
    them all equally.” Gratitude and Thanksgiving
    - St. Marcellin Champagnat
    Notre Dame of Kidapawan College
    Integrated Basic Education Department

    Sacrament of Marriage
    Notre Dame of Kidapawan College
    Integrated Basic Education Department

    Learning Objectives
    Define the sacrament of Marriage.

    Discuss the sacrament of Marriage.

    Draw a situation that shows respect on the sacrament of


    Marriage.
    Notre Dame of Kidapawan College
    Integrated Basic Education Department

    Marriage is defined as follows:

    1. A covenant of love.

    2. Between man and a


    woman.

    3. Intended for their common good and for the


    procreation and education of children.
    Notre Dame of Kidapawan College
    Integrated Basic Education Department

    Christian marriage has three (3) fundamental


    properties.
    1. Unity. We Christians are monogamous, as God said: “A man leaves his father
    and mother and joins himself to his wife, and they become one body” (Genesis
    2:24).

    2. Indissolubility. It means that divorce is not allowed.

    3. Openness to Life. The spouses should accept the children that the Lord gives
    them, and bring them up in the Christian faith; as the Lord said: “Be fruitful
    and multiply” (Genesis 1: 28).
    Notre Dame of Kidapawan College
    Integrated Basic Education Department

    What are the graces of Marriage?

    1. Perpetual and Exclusive Bond


     The bond between husband and wife lasts until death, and cannot be
    broken by any human being.
     It is also exclusive, because the spouse pledge to have a special and
    unique love for each other.

    2. The Sacramental Grace


     The grace of the Marriage strengthens the human love between the
    spouses and helps them endure the difficulties of daily life.
    Notre Dame of Kidapawan College
    Integrated Basic Education Department

    What are the requirements for Marriage?

    1. Every Christian Catholic, who has no impediments, can


    contract to Marriage.

    2. Marriage should take place in the parish where one of the


    two contracting parties resides.
    Notre Dame of Kidapawan College
    Integrated Basic Education Department

    What are the requirements for Marriage?


    3. They must present to the parish office of the church the
    following documents:
     Baptism and Confirmation Certificates
     Certificate of Birth and Marriage License

    4. There cannot exist a valid marriage between Christian


    Catholic persons without being a sacrament.
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    Integrated Basic Education Department

    What are the impediments for Marriage?


    1. Abduction, Force or Grave Fear

    2. Affinity

    3. Age

    4. Consanguinity
    Notre Dame of Kidapawan College
    Integrated Basic Education Department

    What are the impediments for Marriage?


    5. Crime

    6. Deceit

    7. Disparity of Cult

    8. Error

    9. Impotence
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    Integrated Basic Education Department

    What are the impediments for Marriage?


    10. Lacking Sufficient Use of Reason

    11. Previous Religious Marriage

    12. Public Propriety

    13. Sacred Orders and Perpetual Vow of Chastity


    Notre Dame of Kidapawan College
    Integrated Basic Education Department

    The Minister

     The ministers of Marriage are the


    two (2) spouses.

     The priest is only the witness on the side of the Church.


    Notre Dame of Kidapawan College
    Integrated Basic Education Department

    The Matter
     The matter of the sacrament of Marriage is the exchange of consent.

     The consent is the act through which a man and a woman profess to
    unite themselves in marriage for the whole life.

     The consent must be complete, free, and conscious.


    Notre Dame of Kidapawan College
    Integrated Basic Education Department

    The Form
     The form of Marriage is the exchange of consent.

     It can be in the form of question-and-answer (“Yes, I do”).

     “I (name) take you (name) here present, as your lawful spouse, to


    have and to hold, from this day forward, for better and for worse,
    for richer and poorer, in sickness and in health, until death do us
    part.”
    Notre Dame of Kidapawan College
    Integrated Basic Education Department

    Activity( Please answer in ½ sheet sheet of paper.)


    1. Who are the ministers in the sacrament of
    Marriage?

    2. What is the form in the sacrament of Marriage?

    3. Based on our discussion, what are the definitions


    of Marriage?

    4. One impediment for Marriage is age. What does


    it mean?
    Notre Dame of Kidapawan College
    Integrated Basic Education Department

    Graded Activity
     Draw a situation that shows Criteria:
    respect on the sacrament of Content - 10pts.
    Marriage. Creativity- !0 pts.
    Spelling - 5 pts.
     Then, write one sentence that Total - 25 pts.
    tells about your drawing.

     Do the activity using long bond


    paper.

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