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Sacerdos |
Latin
for priest. Note: For Priests & Vocations section, click
here. For more Latin definitions, click
here
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Sacramental
Grace |
"Sacramental
grace is a special help which God gives, to attain the end for
which He instituted each Sacrament." (Baltimore Catechism) Note: For more information on grace, click
here. For 'Grace' Reflections, click
here.
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Sacramentals |
"A
sacramental is anything set apart or blessed by the Church to
excite good thoughts and to increase devotion, and through these
movements of the heart to remit venial sin." (Baltimore
Catechism) Note: For more on Sacramentals, try
here. For 'Sacramentals' Reflections, click
here. |
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Sacramentary |
Refers to "A book containing the rites for Mass and the sacraments
generally - e.g. holy orders, baptism, &c.; Also for various
sacramental rites - e.g. dedication of churches, consecration of
nuns, &c." (Catholic Dictionary) Latin: Liber Sacramentorum |
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Sacraments |
Click
here for 'What is a Sacrament?' Click
here for Sacraments Section
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Sacred
Scripture |
The
word of God. Note:
For more information, see the Scripture / Parables Section (click
here)
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Sacrifice
of the Mass |
"The
Holy Mass is the Sacrifice of the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ
offered on our altars under the appearances of bread and wine, in
commemoration of the Sacrifice of the Cross." (Catechism of
Pope St. Pius X)
The
Mass is truly a propitary sacrifice, as promised in the old Testament. As the Catechism
of the Council of Trent states,
"Should we look for figures and prophecies of this Sacrifice
in the Old Testament, in the first place Malachy most clearly
prophesied thereof in these words: From the rising of the sun even
to the going down, my name is great among the Gentiles, and in
every place there is sacrifice, and there is offered to my name a
clean oblation: for my name is great among the Gentiles, saith the
Lord of hosts. (Mal. 1:11)"
Those
who deny that the Mass is a true and propitary sacrifice fall
under various anathemas. As stated by the Council of Trent:
"If
any one saith that in the mass a true and proper sacrifice is not
offered to God; or that to be offered is nothing else but that
Christ is given us to eat; let him be anathema." (Council of
Trent)
"If
any one saith that the sacrifice of the mass is only a sacrifice
of praise and of thanksgiving; or that it is a bare commemoration
of the sacrifice consummated on the Cross, but not a propitiatory
sacrifice; or that it profits him only who receives; and that it
ought not to be offered for the living and for the dead for sins,
pains, satisfactions, and other necessities; let him be
anathema." (Council of Trent)
"The
holy council teaches that this Sacrifice [of the Mass] is truly
propitiatory, so that if we draw near to God with an upright heart
and true faith, with fear and reverence, with sorrow and
repentance, through the Mass we may obtain mercy and find grace to
help in time of need (see Heb. 4:16). For by this oblation the
Lord is appeased" (Council of Trent).
Note
that in Mass, Christ is not re-sacrificed, but rather the
Sacrifice of the Mass is the same as the Sacrifice on the Cross -
that is, the same sacrifice is made present on the Altar in an
unbloody manner. There are not many sacrifices, but one Sacrifice.
"The Mass is the same sacrifice as that of the Cross."
(Baltimore Catechism)
Note: For more information on
the Mass / The Holy Eucharist, click
here
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Sacrilege |
"A
person sins by sacrilege when he mistreats sacred persons, places,
or things." (Baltimore Catechism)
"A
sacrilege is the profanation of a place, of a person, or of a
thing consecrated to God and set apart for his worship."
(Catechism of Pope St. Pius X)
"[T]he
sin of sacrilege consists in the irreverent treatment of a sacred
thing." (St. Thomas Aquinas, Doctor of the Church and
"greatest theologian in the history of the Church")
Note: For more
'Sacrilege' Reflections, try
here
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Sacristy |
"An
[area] adjoining a church wherein are kept the sacred vessels,
books, vestments and other accessories of divine worship and where
the clergy vest for their office." (Catholic Dictionary)
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Saint |
Click
here for more information on 'Saint / Sancti' (Saints Section
/ Facts) |
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Salvation |
Refers,
ultimately, to the attainment of everlasting life with God in
Heaven. May also refer to the "freeing of the soul from the
bonds of sin and its consequences" (Catholic Dictionary)
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Sanctifying
Grace |
"Sanctifying
grace is a supernatural gift inherent in our soul, and rendering
us just, adopted children of God and heirs to Paradise."
(Catechism of St. Pius X) Sanctifying grace is also called
"habitual grace". Note: For more information on grace, click
here. For 'Grace' Reflections, click
here.
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Sanctoral |
Traditionally,
the traditional liturgical year is considered to be comprised of
the Temporal Cycle (e.g. concerning the mysteries of our Lord)
and, simultaneously, the Sanctoral Cycle (e.g. feasts of the
Saints).
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Sanctuary |
"That
part of a church immediately surrounding the high altar"
(Catholic Dictionary). Note that the sanctuary has traditionally been separated from the nave by an altar rail. Note: For more information, try the 'Church
Talk' Section (click
here)
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Satan |
The
Devil, or Lucifer. Note:
Click
here for 'Devil / Satan' Reflections
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Savior |
Jesus
Christ. Note: For Reflections on topic 'Jesus', click
here.
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Scandal |
"Scandal
is any sinful word, deed, or omission that disposes others to sin,
or lessens their respect for God and holy religion."
(Baltimore Catechism)
"Scandal
is any word, act, or omission which is the occasion of another's
committing sin." (Catechism of St. Pius X)
"Scandal
is a grave sin because, by causing the loss of souls, it tends to
destroy the greatest work of God, namely, the redemption; it
effects the death of another's soul by depriving it of the life of
grace, which is more precious than the life of the body; and is
the source of a multitude of sins." (Catechism of St. Pius X)
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Scapular |
Click
here for information on Scapulars
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Schism |
"Schism
is the withdrawal of submission to the Supreme Pontiff or from
communion with the members of the Church subject to him."
(1983 Code of Canon Law) Note: Click
here for 'Heresy / Heretics & Schism / Schismatics' Reflections. Click
here for Heresy & Schism (Topic Page). |
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Schismatic |
"Schismatics
[are those] who have been baptized and believe all the articles of
faith, but do not submit to the authority of the Pope"
(Baltimore Catechism) Note: Click
here for 'Heresy / Heretics & Schism / Schismatics' Reflections. Click
here for Heresy & Schism (Topic Page)
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Scholasticism |
"The
philosophy that flourished during the middle ages and which is
personified in the Dominican St. Thomas Aquinas. It is the
philosophy of the Fathers reduced to a grand synthesis and
presented in a [morally instructive] form." (Catholic
Dictionary)
Scholasticism
has earned the Church's highest praise. For example consider that Pope
Leo XIII has said, "For it has come to light that there
were not lacking among the leaders of heretical sects some who
openly declared that, if the teaching of Thomas Aquinas were only
taken away, they could easily battle with all Catholic teachers,
gain the victory, and abolish the Church. A vain hope, indeed, but
no vain testimony." (Pope Leo XIII, "Aeterni Patris",
1879 A.D.)
The
system has been under relentless attack in recent years by
Modernists [Note that Pope St. Pius X called modernism "the
synthesis of all heresies" and called modernists "the
most pernicious of all the adversaries of the Church". Bl.
Pope Pius IX called liberals (modernists) "the worst enemies of the
Church"]. As indicated in Pascendi: "Whether it is
ignorance or fear, or both, that inspires this conduct in them,
certain it is that the passion for novelty is always united in
them with hatred of scholasticism, and there is no surer sign that
a man is on the way to Modernism than when he begins to show his
dislike for this system." (Pope St. Pius X, "Pascendi
Dominici Gregis", 1907 A.D.)
Note:
For more information, try the 'Latin Mass / Catholic Tradition
Section (click
here)
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Scripture |
See
"Sacred Scripture"
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Scrupulous |
May
refer to those who "imagine sin where none exists or to
regard as mortal sin what is only venial." (Catholic Dictionary)
"The
signs of scruples are chiefly: (1) To be always dissatisfied with
our confessions; (2) To be self-willed in deciding what is sinful
and what is not. The chief remedy against them is to follow
exactly the advice of [a good] confessor without questioning the
reason or utility of his advice." (Baltimore Catechism)
Note:
For more information on Penance / Confession, click
here
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Seal
of Confession |
Refers
to the confessors' grave duty of confidentiality regarding the
secrecy of information learned in confession.
"[T]he
confessor is bound by the seal of confession under the gravest sin
and under threat of the severest punishments both temporal and
eternal." (Catechism of St. Pius X)
Note:
For more information, try
here (Sacraments Section - Penance / Confession)
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Seasons |
Refers
to the liturgical seasons (e.g. Advent, Lent). Note that the traditional liturgical
calendar has more seasons than the Novus Ordo (New) calendar. Note: For more information on
the traditional
liturgical calendar, try
here (Latin Mass / Catholic Tradition Section). For 'The
Traditional Liturgical Year' Reflections, click
here |
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Second
Coming |
Refers
to Jesus' glorious return at the end of the world, at which time
all persons who have ever lived will be resurrected and judged in
the general judgment. Those who are saved will enter heaven
with glorified bodies, those who are damned will suffer in hell,
along with their bodies, for all eternity. Note: Click
here for 'Second Coming' Reflections. Click
here for 'Resurrection' Reflections. Click
here for 'Judgment' Reflections.
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Second
Vatican Council |
See
"Vatican
II" |
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Seminary |
Click
here for information on topic 'Seminary' (Priests & Vocations
Section / Facts)
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Senses
of Scripture |
"In
the interpretation of the Bible the Church recognizes two senses:
(a) the literal sense, which is the objective, actual and
immediate truth which God prompted the writer to convey; (b) the
typical sense (also called mystical or spiritual), which is the
truth intended by God to be expressed by means of a figure or type
which itself must be a matter of historical fact; this must be distinguished
from any subjective sense. It is the office of the
Church to declare the sense of any given scriptural passage;
according to St. Thomas, the literal sense alone can be used for purpose
of argument from the Scriptures." (Catholic Dictionary) Note:
For more information on Scripture, click
here |
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Septuagesima |
Refers to the
third Sunday before Ash Wednesday in the Traditional Liturgical
Calendar, which begins the preparatory period for Lent. For more information on
the traditional
liturgical calendar, click
here (Latin Mass / Catholic Tradition Section)
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The
Septuagint |
"The
first Greek version of the Hebrew Scriptures (Old Testament), made
at Alexandria in the 3rd century B.C., traditionally by 70
translators. New Testament quotations from the O.T. [Old
Testament] are mostly
taken from it and not from the Hebrew. It is often referred to as
the LXX." (Catholic Dictionary) Note:
For more information on Scripture, click
here |
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Sequence |
Refers
to a type of hymn/prayer in the Traditional Latin Mass. Note:
For more information on the Traditional Latin Mass, click
here (Latin Mass / Catholic Tradition Section)
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Seraphim |
The
highest of the nine choirs of angels. Note: For 'Angels' Reflections, click
here
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Sexagesima |
Refers to the
second Sunday before Ash Wednesday in the Traditional Liturgical
Calendar. Note: For more information on the traditional
liturgical calendar, click
here (Latin Mass / Catholic Tradition Section)
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Sext |
Refers
to one of the traditional divisions of the Divine Office. Sext is
the fifth hour of the Divine Office, which is said at the sixth
hour of each day [12 p.m. (noon)].
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Shrines |
Click
here for information on topic 'Shrines' (Saints Section / Facts)
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Sign
of the Cross
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"A
confession of faith in Christ crucified and an invocation of his
blessing made by a cruciform gesture on one's body. By all Catholics,
except those of the Byzantine rite it is made by
touching the forehead, breast, left and right shoulders, with the tips
of the fingers and thumb of the right hand held together, and is usually accompanied
by the words 'In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Ghost
[Spirit].'" (Catholic Dictionary) The Sign
of the Cross traces back to the earliest days of the Church, and
it is customarily done before and after various works (praying,
eating, sleeping, etc.) and at certain times (occasions of danger,
temptation, etc.) Note: Click
here for 'Sign of the Cross' Reflections |
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Simony |
"Can.
727 § 1 By divine law, simony is the studied will to buy or sell
for a temporal price an intrinsically spiritual thing, for
example, Sacraments, ecclesiastical jurisdiction, consecration,
indulgences, and so forth, or temporal things so connected with
spiritual things that without the spiritual they cannot exist, for
example, ecclesiastical benefices, and so on, or a spiritual thing
that is, even in part, the object of a contract, for example, the
consecration of a chalice consecrated in sale. § 2 By
ecclesiastical law, simony is to give temporal things that are
attached to spiritual ones for other temporal things that are
attached to spiritual, or spiritual things for spiritual things,
or even temporal for temporal if, in so doing, there is a danger
of that irreverence toward spiritual things that is prohibited by
the Church." (1917 Code of Canon Law) Note: Click
here for 'Simony' Reflections
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Sin |
Click
here for information on Sin & Vice. Click
here for 'Sin' Reflections |
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Sinner |
One
guilty of sin, i.e. all persons except Jesus Christ and the
Blessed Virgin Mary. Note: For information on Sin & Vice, click
here. For 'Sin / Sinner' Reflections, click
here
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Sloth |
"Sloth
is a laziness of the mind and body, through which we neglect our
duties on account of the labor they require." (Baltimore
Catechism) Sloth
is one of the seven deadly sins. Note: For more information on
deadly sins, try
here
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Son
of God |
Jesus
Christ, the second Person of the Blessed Trinity
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Soul |
"The
soul is the noblest part of man, because it is a spiritual
substance, endowed with intelligence and will, capable of knowing
God and of possessing Him for all eternity." (Catechism of
Pope St. Pius X)
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Spiritual
Communion |
"A
spiritual communion is an earnest desire to receive Communion in
reality, by which desire we make all preparations and
thanksgivings that we would make in case we really received the
Holy Eucharist. Spiritual Communion is an act of devotion that
must be pleasing to God and bring us blessings from Him."
(Baltimore Catechism) Note: For 'Spiritual Communion' Reflections,
click
here. For more information on Holy Communion, click
here.
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Spiritual
Works of Mercy |
Click
here for information on Spiritual Works of Mercy. Note: For 'Good Works' Reflections, click
here. |
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Spy
Wednesday |
Refers
to Wednesday in Holy Week, the day in which Judas, according to
tradition, is believed to have arranged to
betray Jesus
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St.
Peter, the First Pope |
Click
here for information on St. Peter, the First Pope (Vatican
View Section / Facts)
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State
of Grace |
"The
state of the soul which is free of original sin and actual mortal sin. Its negative aspect is this absence of sin; its positive
aspect, the presence of sanctifying grace, with the virtues and
gifts of the Holy Ghost, implying the friendship of God and the
personal indwelling of the Holy Ghost." (Catholic Dictionary).
The state of grace is lost upon committing a single mortal sin and
recovered, sacramentally, by a good Confession (or, non-sacramentally, by perfect contrition). Note: For 'Mortal Sin' Reflections,
click
here. For 'Penance / Confession' information, click
here. |
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Stations
of the Cross |
Click
here for 'Stations of the Cross'
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Stigmata |
Click
here for information on 'Stigmata / Stigmatist' (Saints
Section / Facts) |
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Subreption |
"[S]ubreption,
that is, the withholding of the truth" (1983 Code of Canon
Law) |
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Supreme
Pontiff |
Synonym
for Pope. For more information on
the Pope, see the Vatican View Section (click
here)
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Symbol |
May
refer to a "sign by which something is known." (Catholic
Dictionary). May also refer to a creed (e.g. the Apostles' Creed). |
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Tabernacle |
"[Traditionally,
the] Tabernacle is the house-shaped part of the altar where
the sacred vessels containing the Blessed Sacrament are kept."
(Baltimore Catechism) Note: Click
here for 'Tabernacle' Reflections |
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Temperance |
"The
virtue which enables the man to control his natural appetite for
sensual pleasure. It includes the subsidiary virtues of modesty,
chastity, and abstinence as opposed to gluttony and
drunkenness." (Catholic Dictionary) Temperance is one of the
four Cardinal Virtues.
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Temptation |
"A
temptation is anything that incites, provokes, or urges us to
offend God." (Baltimore Catechism) Note: Click
here for 'Temptations' Reflections
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Ten
Commandments |
Click
here for the Ten Commandments
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Terce |
Refers
to one of the traditional divisions of the Divine Office. Terce
is the fourth hour of the Divine Office, which is said at the
third hour of each day (9 a.m.).
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Theological
Virtues |
Click
here for information on 'Theological Virtues' |
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Theophanes |
"Manifestations
of God to Man" (e.g. in the Old Testament, to Moses) |
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Theotokos |
Click
here for information on 'Theotokos' (Misc. Marian Facts)
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Thomism |
"The
system of philosophy and theology of St. Thomas Aquinas"
(Catholic Dictionary) Note: Also see 'Scholasticism'
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Thrones |
The
third of nine choirs of angels. Note: For 'Angels' Reflections, click
here
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Tradition |
"The
sum of revealed doctrine which has not been committed to sacred
Scripture (though it may have appeared in uninspired writing) but
which has been handed down by a series of legitimate shepherds of
the Church from age to age. As revelation it must have come to the
Apostles directly from the lips of Christ or been handed down by
the Apostles at the dictation of the Holy Ghost. More broadly the
term is used for the sum of doctrine revealed either in Scripture
or by word of mouth; so in 2 Thes. ii, 14: 'Hold by the traditions
you have learned, in word or in writing, from us.'" (Catholic
Dictionary)
"We
must attach to Tradition the same importance as the revealed word
of God which Holy Scripture contains." (Catechism of Pope St.
Pius X)
Note:
Click
here for 'Tradition / Traditions' Reflections
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The
Transfiguration |
"By
the transfiguration of Our Lord we mean the supernatural change in
His appearance when He showed Himself to His Apostles in great
glory and brilliancy in which 'His face did shine as the sun and
His garments became white as snow.' (Mk. 9:2-9)" (Baltimore Catechism)
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Transubstan-
tiation
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During
Mass, at the consecration, the bread and wine are entirely changed
into the Body and Blood of Christ. The change is so complete that
none of the substance of bread and wine remains, leaving only the
appearance of bread and wine [that is, the 'accidents' - e.g. the
appearance, smell, "the figure, the color, the taste, and
whatever appears to the senses" (Baltimore Catechism)]. This
miraculous change is called 'transubstantiation'. Although the
transubstantiation is not perceptible to the eyes, it can be - and
must be - perceptible "with the eyes of faith". Note: For
more information, click
here (Sacraments - Holy Eucharist / Mass) |
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Treasury
of the Church |
Also
called "Treasury of Merits". Refers to the
"superabundant store of the merits and satisfactions of
Christ, which were beyond the needs of our salvation, to which are
added the excess of merits and satisfactions of our Lady and the
saints. It is from this treasury that the Church grants
indulgences." (Catholic Dictionary) Note: For
'Treasury of the Church' Reflections, click
here. For Indulgence information, click
here
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Trental |
Click
here for 'Gregorian Masses / Trental'
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Tridentine
Mass |
A
'shorthand' term generally used to refer to the Traditional Latin
Mass. Note that the Traditional Latin Mass is often called the
'Tridentine' Mass, since its codification is tied to the Council
of Trent. In contrast to the Novus Ordo (New Order) Mass of the
1960's however, the 'Tridentine' Mass was not fabricated by
men. Rather, most of its central elements are said to trace back -
nearly without change - to apostolic times. Therefore, although it
is convenient to refer to the Traditional Latin Mass as the
"Tridentine" Mass, it is somewhat misleading. Note: For more information on the Traditional
Latin Mass, click
here
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Triduum |
"Three
days" - "A time frequently chosen for prayer or for
other devout practices, whether by individuals in private, or in
public by congregations or special organizations in parishes, in religious
communities, seminaries, or schools. The form of prayer or
devotion depends upon the occasion or purpose of the triduum. The
three days usually proceed some feast, and the feast then determines
the choice of the pious exercises." (Catholic Encyclopedia)
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Trinity |
See
"Holy
Trinity"
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