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The Baltimore Catechism No. 1
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The Baltimore Catechism No. 1
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Lesson 1: On The End of Man
Lesson 2: On God & His Perfections
Lesson 3: On The Unity & Trinity of God
Lesson 4: On The Angels & Our First Parents
Lesson 5: On Sin & Its Kind
Lesson 6: On The Incarnation & Redemption
Lesson 7: On Our Lord's Passion, Death, Resurrection, & Ascension
Lesson 8: On The Holy Ghost & His Decent Upon The Apostles
Lesson 9: On The Effects Of The Redemption
Lesson 10: On The Church
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Lesson 11: On The Sacrements In General
Lesson 12: On Baptism
Lesson 13: On Confirmation
Lesson 14: On The Sacrement of Penance
Lesson 15: On Contrition
Lesson 16: On Confession
Lesson 17: On Indulgence
Lesson 18: On The Holy Eucharist
Lesson 19: On The Ends For Which The Holy Eucharist was Institued
Lesson 20: On The Sacrifice Of The Mass
Lesson 21: On Extreme Unction & Holy Orders
Lesson 22: On Matrimony
Lesson 23: On The Sacramentals
Prayer
Lesson 24: On Prayer
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Lesson 11: On The Sacrements In General
Q. 136. What is a Sacrament?
A. A Sacrament is an outward sign instituted by Christ to give grace.
Q. 137. How many Sacraments are there?
A. There are seven Sacraments: Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Eucharist, Penance, Extreme Unction, Holy Orders, and Matrimony.
Q. 138. Whence have the Sacraments the power of giving grace?
A. The Sacraments have the power of giving grace from the merits of Jesus Christ.
Q. 147. Do the Sacraments always give grace?
A. The Sacraments always give grace, if we receive them with the right dispositions.
Q. 148. Can we receive the Sacraments more than once?
A. We can receive the Sacraments more than once, except Baptism, Confirmation, and Holy Orders.ModifyRows(thisRow, [Weekly checklist].[Done?], "Yes"
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