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| "faith-seeking understanding", "reflection upon experience" |
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| ex) Marian Prayer (Rosary), prayers to the Saints, asking someone to pray for someone else |
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| ex) Examen, Spiritual Exercises, talking directly to God |
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a concrete something, when you bump into it, it puts you in contact with a divine reality
ex) Eucharist |
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| having multiple layers of meaning |
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| an experience that eludes words; it is so profound, that no words will suffice |
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| common, ordinary, everyday time |
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| extraordinary, sacred, God time |
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| One object that represents one meaning, 1:1 meaning (allegory), monovalent |
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| multiple meanings, observable phhysical realities that represent invisible qualities or elements, polyvalent, discover meanings of symbol, evoke more tan one kind of response from us |
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| basic, real, invariable; the essence of a thing; reality that lies beneath the accidents; a person's "truest-self"; accidents do not impact |
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| gives us words when we can't find out own, links us together with fellow believers across the world and across the centuries |
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| Sacred Scripture (Bible), Sacred Tradition |
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| Baptism, Reconciliation, Eucharist, Confirmation, Holy Orders, Holy Matrimony, Anointing of the Sick |
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| Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation |
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| Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick |
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| Sacraments of Vocation/Ministry (Service) |
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| Holy Orders, Holy Matrimony |
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1. Materialist (5 senses)
2. Spiritualist/Idealist (mind and spirit)
3. Sacramental Sense (Material & Spiritual) |
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| Functions of Symbol & Ritual |
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| reminders, definitions, teachers |
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| Things that give rise to ritual and symbol |
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| desire to remember, desire to honor |
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| Jacob's epiphany -> symbol & ritual |
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| place is sacred to us; uses something natural, concrete and lasting (stone) to honor a supernatural, incorporeal and fleeting experience |
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| How are the senses invoked in a ritual? |
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| pouring oil: natural, concrete object -> sense of regality, richness, healing and light; perfumed; through visual, tactile and olfactoral means; symbol invoked -> vow & ritual ensue; symbol becomes meaningful to all; veneration -> epiphany |
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