Holy Trinity Sunday may 30, 2010

[object Object],Sacramentals differ from the sacraments in the following ways: 1 st unlike the sacraments, sacramentals were not instituted by Christ but by the Church ; 2 nd unlike the sacraments in which Christ confers grace through the sacrament itself, sacramentals are forms of prayer that obtain grace through the merits of the Church and depend on the dispositions of the person who uses sacramentals; ( May 23, 2010)

3 rd unlike the sacraments which really produce the grace they signify, sacramentals are the occasion for receiving some blessing from God through the Church when a person uses them with faith. ( May 23, 2010) ,[object Object],The chief benefits obtained by the use of sacramentals are: 1 st actual graces; 2 nd the forgiveness of venial sins ; 3 rd the remission of temporal punishment ; 4 th health of body and material blessings ; 5 th protection from evil spirits.

( May 23, 2010) ,[object Object],Some of the more commonly known sacramentals are blessings normally given by priests, and blessed objects of devotion. ,[object Object],The blessed objects of devotion most used by Catholics are: holy water, candles, ashes, palms, crucifixes, medals, rosaries, scapulars, and images of our Lord, the Blessed Virgin, and the saints.

[object Object],We should make use of sacramentals with faith and devotion, and never make them objects of superstition. ( May 23, 2010)

[object Object],Prayer is the lifting up of our minds and hearts to God. ( May 30, 2010) 32 - Prayer: Conversing with God ,[object Object],God calls everyone to deal intimately with him in prayer. It is God who takes the initiative and seeks each one of us; because of this, every individual can, in turn, seek God in prayer. ,[object Object],We pray:

1 st to adore God , expressing to him our love and loyalty; 2 nd to thank Him for his favor; 3 rd to obtain from him the forgiveness of our sins and the remission of their punishment; 4 th to ask for graces and blessings for ourselves and others. ( May 30, 2010) ,[object Object],The perfect model of prayer in the New testatment is the filial prayer of Jesus.

[object Object],We pray: 1 st with attention ; 2 nd with a conviction of our own helplessness and our dependence upon God ; 3 rd with a great desire for the grace we beg of him; 4 th with loving trust in His goodness ; 5 th with perseverance . ( May 30, 2010)

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PENITENTIAL RITE Lord have mercy! Christ have mercy! Lord have mercy!

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RESPONSORIAL PSALM O Lord, our God, how wonderful your name in all the earth!

PRAYER OF THE FAITHFUL Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit, hear us!

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