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Question 1 of 10
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The characteristics of Christian worship are: trinitarian, ecclesial, eschatological, and cosmic.
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2. Question
The word “mystery”, from the Greek, mysterion, means that which is hidden in God and only can be known by God revealing it.
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The tria munera of the hierarchical priesthood is priestly, prophetic, and political.
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The liturgical vestments of the clergy symbolize the Incarnation of Christ.
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5. Question
The epiclesis is the moment in the Divine Liturgy when the Holy Spirit is called down to transform the bread and wine to the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ.
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6. Question
Chrismation is the Holy Mystery by which we are sealed with the gift of the Holy Spirit and this is revealed in the anointing with the Oil of Gladness before Baptism.
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Matins is the early morning service where we are watchful and waiting for the Lord.
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8. Question
In the Holy Mystery of Anointing, as we pray for healing of soul and body of the person(s)
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Our corporate worship is mostly recited with only a few things that are sung.
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Question 10 of 10
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Personal prayer is always ecclesial.
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