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1
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an initiative from God who calls us to a particular way of life

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vocation

2
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Whatever vocation we may have…

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We are always called to spread the Gospel

3
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Jesus has his own —— vocation

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divine

4
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Events before Jesus began His public ministry

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Jesus’ Baptism
Temptation in the Desert
The call of the first disciples

5
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precursor/forerunner of the Messiah

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John the Baptist

6
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3 phenomena were allusions to OT’s description of the Messiah

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opening of the heavens
the descent of the dove
proclamation of the voice from heaven

7
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God has come through his Son-made-man, Jesus

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opening of the heavens

8
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God’s spirit anointing Jesus with power He needed for public ministry

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the descent of the dove

9
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God has affirmed Jesus as the messiah who would save all from sin

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proclamation of the voice from heaven

10
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Where did Jesus’ Baptism take place?

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Jordan (came from Galilee)

11
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What happened after Jesus’ baptism?

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A voice came from the heavens saying, “This is my beloved Son, with whom I am well pleased.”

12
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Jesus’ baptism was his ————

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“missioning”

13
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served as Jesus’ anointing for a special mission

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coming of the Holy Spirit (dove)

14
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What is the significance of our own baptism?

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It made us Christians.

It brings us the Holy Spirit through whom we share God’s own life.

15
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Elements of the Sacrament of Baptism

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  1. pouring of water on the forehead
  2. anointing with chrism
  3. the lighted candle
  4. *imposition of the white cloth
16
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signifies new life of grace and cleansing form sin

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water

17
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by this sacramental action, we become adopted children of the Father, brothers and sisters of Jesus and temples of the Holy Spirit

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pouring of water on the forehead

18
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by this sacramental action, the newly baptized is set apart as God’s anointed people, sharing in Jesus’ mission

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anointing with chrism

19
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consecrated oil mixed with perfume

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Chrism

20
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stands for Christ who is the light of the world

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candle

21
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by this action, the newly baptized must also be a light for the world

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the lighted candle

22
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by this action, the newly baptized is called to let Jesus Christ live in and through his life

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imposition of the white cloth

23
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meaning of Jesus’ Temptation

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After His Baptism, Jesus was led to the desert to contemplate on His divine vocation

The devil came to tempt Him so that He would give up on His mission and settle for some compromise

24
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1st Temptation: Devil’s Proposal

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If you are the Son of God, tell these stones to become bread

25
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1st Temptation: Jesus’ Response

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“Man shall not live on bread alone, but on every word that comes from the mouth of God.”

26
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The temptation was for Jesus to bring material wealth to people

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1st Temptation

27
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Jesus’ mission was to offer divine forgiveness and —- ——–, not material prosperity

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life eternal

28
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2nd Temptation: Devil’s Proposal

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“If you are the Son of God,” he said, “throw yourself down”

29
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2nd Temptation: Jesus’ response

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“Do not put the Lord your God to the test.”

30
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The temptation was Jesus to prove that He was the Son of God by doing impossible and strange things.

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2nd Temptation

31
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Jesus’ mission was not —- a name for Himself but to bring people to His Father

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seek

32
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3rd Temptation: Devil’s Proposal

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All this I will give you if you will bow down and worship me

33
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3rd Temptation: Jesus’ Response

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Away from me, Satan! “Worship the Lord your God, and serve Him only.”

34
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The temptation was for Jesus to gain all the powers of the world

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3rd Temptation

35
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Jesus’ mission was to ——— God’s Kingdom of love here on earth

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establish

36
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What does the story reveal about Jesus?

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He relied totally on his Father.

He opt to follow God’s will.

37
Q

not yet a sin

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temptation

38
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A good — does not justify evil means

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end

39
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What will help us reject Satan’s proposition?

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Our conscience and the grace of Spirit

40
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What is Satan’s proposition?

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He tempts us to rationalize that the evil we do is “good.”

41
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the twelve apostles

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Andrew, Bartholomew, James, James son of Alphaeus, John, Judas, Matthew, Peter, Philip, Simon, Thaddaeus, Thomas

42
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He is known as the ‘rock’ upon which Jesus will build his Church.

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Peter

43
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He is known as the ‘Doubter’

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Thomas

44
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He is known as the Zealot

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Simon

45
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He is the beloved and the youngest of all the apostles.

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John

46
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He betrayed Jesus.

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Judas

47
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Who replaced Judas after his betrayal?

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Matthias

48
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relationship between a teacher and a student

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temporal

49
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Nature of the Calling of the 12 apostles

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Jesus chose and called them to a lasting personal relationship with him and work for the kingdom that Jesus started.

50
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‘one who is sent’

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apostle

51
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‘learner’ ‘follower’

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disciple

52
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We all have our own personal —-

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vocation