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Beatitude

An attitude guiding us to follow Jesus more closely in order to achieve holiness and happiness.

Kingdom of God

  • In the Beatitudes, we learn the how of our Christian vocation.
  • The Beatitudes depict Christ; they reveal his love.
  • They teach us the goal of our very existence – to become partakers of God’s own divine nature and sharers in eternal life.
  • Our teacher for learning morality and the way to true happiness is Jesus himself.

God’s peace, justice, and love that was proclaimed by Jesus and inaugurated in his life, death, and resurrection.

It refers to the process of God reconciling all things through his Son, to the fact of his will being done on earth as in heaven.

The process has begun with Jesus and will be perfectly completed at the end of time.

Jesus as our moral norm

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Sermon on the Mount

The Our Father

Greek term for repentance, a turning away from sin with the intention of living a Christian life

Our Father – Jesus invites us to call God Abba (Daddy), to address God with childlike trust. We are God’s people and brothers and sisters to one another.

Who Art in Heaven – God’s way of being, God’s majesty. We are in union with Christ in heaven.

Hallowed Be Thy Name – We pray that everyone on earth will regard God as holy.

Thy Kingdom Come; Thy Will Be Done on Earth as it is in Heaven – We are to live, experience, and work for God’s Kingdom right now.

God Incarnate

Jesus was truly man. He was

like us in every respect , even

tempted as we are, yet he never

sinned.

The mandate of all baptized Christians to follow Jesus and participate in his role as priest, prophet, and king.

Jesus calls his followers to perform religious works

of almsgiving, praying, and fasting.

We should do these actions humbly and with the purest of motives.

Merit and Holiness

We must cooperate with the many graces God gives to us to live upright, holy lives so we can merit the reward God has in store for us.

The source of all merit is the love of Jesus Christ, whose sacrifice has won us everything.

Christ calls everyone to holiness.

Holiness requires self-denial and prayer

Justification, Grace, Merit,

and Holiness

The Holy Spirit’s grace that cleanses us from our sins through faith in Jesus Christ and baptism.

Justification makes us right with God.

  • sanctifying grace
  • actual grace
  • sacramental grace
  • charisms

The Place You

GO FROM

Grace

Jesus is the New Moses

A free and unearned favor from God, infused into our souls at Baptism, that adopts us into God’s family and helps us to live as his children.

Give Us This Day Our Daily Bread – We ask for physical life, psychological life, and spiritual life. We pray for our needs and the needs of all people.

And Forgive Us Our Trespasses As We Forgive Those Who Trespass Against Us – We ask God for forgiveness and we also forgive others.

And Lead Us Not Into Temptation – We ask God to spare us the path that leads to sin.

But Deliver Us From Evil.– We pray to God to manifest the victory Christ has already won over Satan and sin.

Amen – So be it.

The Eucharist celebrates Jesus’ Paschal mystery.

Jesus fulfills the Mosaic Law by emphasizing its spirit and intent rather than stressing a strict interpretation of the

“letter” of the law.

In the Liturgy of the Word

we are challenged to take the good news to heart and live it in the present on our journey to the Triune God.

In the Liturgy of the Eucharist

the Holy Spirit prays through us as we thank and praise God for all he has accomplished for us through Christ Jesus.

At the end of Mass,

we are sent to love

and serve the Lord.

Jesus as the moral norm

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