英語 での Sacraments の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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But now since Christ the true Messiah is exhibited unto us, and the abundance of grace is poured forth upon the people of The New Testament, the sacraments of the old people are surely abrogated and have ceased;
There are only two sacraments are: Baptism, which means that it becomes a part of God's Community and a member of the church, and then the fair, then the Eucharist where they receive the bread and wine.
They have seven sacraments, but I am particularly busy with baptism and the Eucharist, which they did not hesitate to teach in these sacraments seemed miracle.
On this point the language of the twenty-fifth article("commonly called sacraments") is more logical and straightforward than the terminology of recent Anglican writers.
Our seven sacraments were all mentioned in the Sacred Scriptures, and we find them all mentioned here and there by the Fathers(see THEOLOGY; and articles on each sacrament). .
Therefore it is fitting that Divine Wisdom should provide means of salvation for men in the form of certain corporeal and sensible signs which are called sacraments.
Since the external rite(matter and form) of itself cannot give grace, it is evident that all sacraments properly so called must originate in Divine appointment.
All Catholics who are divorced and remarried and who are in conscience reconciled to the Church have the right to the same ministries, including all sacraments, as do other Catholics.
Liturgy often means the whole complex of official services, all the rites, ceremonies, prayers, and sacraments of the Church, as opposed to private devotions.
That Christ was satisfied to lay down the essential principles from which, after a more or less protracted development, would come forth the fully developed sacraments?
The first sweeping proposition is this:"The sacraments had their origin in this that the Apostles, persuaded and moved by circumstances and events, interpreted some idea and intention of Christ",(Demzinger-Bannwart, 2040).
communion of saints and sacraments.
Within Catholic mass liturgy the encounter with the son of God is represented by the Eucharistic elements of Christ's blood and body, which are stored in the tabernacle in the form of bread and wine(blessed sacraments).
The grace I had received from being baptized in the Holy Spirit nearly 40 years earlier, the support of a vibrant charismatic community, and the sacraments of the Church had prepared me to trust in God and embrace suffering.
St Thomas Aquinas explains that the first five sacraments were necessary for each individual in the Church and the last two sacraments(Holy Orders and matrimony) are necessary for the common good of the Church.
For Christ's first institution and consecration of the sacraments remains always effectual in the Church of God, so that these who do not celebrate the sacraments in any other way than the Lord himself instituted from the beginning still today enjoy that first and all-surpassing consecration.
On 21 January, 1549, the first Act of Uniformity was passed imposing upon the whole realm of England"The Book of the Common Prayer and Administration of the Sacraments and other Rites and Ceremonies of the Church after the Use of the Church of England".
Some theologians such as Becanus, Bellarmine, Vasquez, Gonet thought the words of the council(Sess VII, can 1) were explicit enough to make the immediate institution of all seven sacraments by Christ a matter of defined faith.
The other five he adds are placed in a lower class because,"they are not necessary to salvation in the same sense as the two other sacraments, since they are not necessary for everyone" loc.
The spiritual kingship of Christ is essentially characterized by its final object which is the supernatural welfare of men, its ways and means which are the Church and the sacraments, its members who are only such as, through grace, have acquired the title of adopted children of God.