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Thinking Thursday You are trapped in a room. There is only a mattress and a calendar. How do you survive? You drink from the springs of the mattress and eat the dates from the calendar.
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First Commandment
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You shall worship the Lord your God and Him only shall you serve
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Commands us to DO Demands that we accept God and worship Him
Embraces faith, hope, and charity. Necessitates worship Rejection of other deities.
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Remember our Theological Virtues!
Faith, Hope, Charity Remember our Theological Virtues! - We follow and worship God our creator with faith, hope, and love, grateful to Him for creating and loving us. - Nothing else should be put in God’s place.
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1 Kings 18
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Virtue of Religion The proper worship of God.
Obliges one to believe in, trust, and love God.
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Commands us NOT to DO Sins against Faith Sins against Hope
Sins against Charity Sins Against Religion
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Practical Atheism Sin against faith Rejecting God’s existence.
- Militant or New Atheism seeks to destroy religion as compared to simply disagree. - Pascal’s Wager
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Schism Sin against faith. The rupture of ecclesiastical union and unity. The Great Schism of 1054 – Eastern Church splits from the West. Eastern Orthodox Christians do not recognize the Pope as leader of the Church.
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Heresy Any belief that opposes, deviates from, or rejects established tradition or dogma. Arianism Nestorianism Monophysitism
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Apostasy A complete and voluntary rejection or abandonment of the religion or faith. Julian the Apostate
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How can we respond to these?
Round Robin with your team as how you might respond to this sins?
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Despair To cease to believe in God’s goodness and mercy to the extent one no longer thinks his own salvation is possible
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Presumption One expecting salvation and forgiveness without personal effort of living one’s faith out, taking His grace for granted
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Teambuilding Tuesday Share your favorite super hero and why OR share what super power you would want to have and why
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Lack of commitment in the exercise of the Catholic Faith.
Indifference Lack of commitment in the exercise of the Catholic Faith.
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Ingratitude Not acknowledging and returning God’s love
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Lukewarmness Hesitation in responding to God’s call, putting Him off Ex. Agnosticism – one does not know if God exists or believes that it is unknowable. “I know your deeds, that you are neither cold nor hot; I wish that you were cold or hot. 16 So because you are lukewarm, and neither hot nor cold, I will[l]spit you out of My mouth” Revelation 3:15-16
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Hatred of God Often is felt due to great tragedy or sin that one blames for God. Can lead to atheism.
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Novena Prayer for the Beatification and Canonization of Fr
Novena Prayer for the Beatification and Canonization of Fr. Kapaun Lord Jesus, in the midst of the folly of war, your servant, Chaplain Emil Kapaun, spent himself in total service to you on the battlefields and in the prison camps of Korea, until his death at the hands of his captors. We now ask you, Lord Jesus, if it be your will, to make known to all the world the holiness of Chaplain Kapaun and the glory of his complete sacrifice for you by signs of miracles and peace. In your name, Lord, we ask, for you are the source of peace, the strength of our service to others, and our final hope. Amen. Chaplain Kapaun, pray for us.
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All Souls Day Heavenly Father, in union with the merits of Jesus and Mary, I offer to You for the sake of the poor souls all the satisfactory value of my works during life, as well as all that will be done for me after death. I give You my all through the hands of the Immaculate Virgin Mary that she may set free whatever souls she pleases, according to her heavenly wisdom and mother's love for them. Recieve this offering, O God, and grant me in return an increase of Your grace. Amen.
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Idolatry Putting something else in the place of God. Not just about pagan worship or golden calves. What are things within our society that are “worshipped?”
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Superstition Either gives disordered worship to God (treating Him like a machine to be controlled with certain numbers of prayers) or believes certain objects or ritual actions to have supernatural power in themselves. Friday the 13th superstition, etc.
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Occultism Resorting to supernatural powers other than God.
Divination – attempting to reveal the future or the unknown by paranormal means. This includes: palm reading, horoscopes, astrology, psychics, tarot cards, etc. Magic - the desire to know and control occult forces –sometimes described as “nature” and passed off as not that bad. This commonly is found in Witchcraft, recognized in modern-day Wiccans many of whom claim to be “healers”.
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Irreligion This includes testing God which is really trying to control Him (if you really exist, Lord, save me when I jump off of this roof) and sacrilege which is disrespect for sacred persons, places, or things
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