CS 1620: Kerygma Part 5: Baptism and the Holy Spirit

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🗓️ 15 July 2024

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Summary

We trust that God has a plan for our lives. Sin has come to disrupt that plan and leads to misery and death, and yet, Jesus Christ came to save us. We believe this, and we have reoriented our lives to God. Now, we must some to God to receive His grace. And we do that through the sacraments! To understand this further, this week we are discussing the 5th Truth of the Kergyma: As Christians we are called to be baptized and receive the Holy Spirit.

+ MONDAY: Baptism makes us sons and daughters of God

+ TUESDAY: God gives us the sacraments so we can be united with Him forever

+ WEDNESDAY: Visible and Invisible things happen at a Baptism

+ THURSDAY: As baptized people, we share in Christ' Royal Priesthood

+ FRIDAY: Confirmation deepens our baptismal life and calls us to be missionary witnesses of Jesus Christ to others.

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1:04.8	Hey there, sprouts.
1:06.2	Today is Monday, July 15th, 2004.
1:10.7	Today is also the feast day of a doctor of the church. His name is
1:15.8	St. Bonaventure. He lived in Italy in the 12th hundredths. He was one of the first
1:21.8	Franciscans way back right when St. Francis was founding the order, and he was a friend of St. Thomas Aquinas.
1:30.9	He was a theologian, a writer, and in all of his works, he encourages Christians to always
1:37.4	draw closer to God. For 17 years, St. Bonaventure was the Minister General, basically the leader of the Franciscans, and he is remembered today as a second founder who ended factions, united them in the mission of St. Francis.
1:57.1	And he was asked to take a leadership role in the church later on, which he did.
2:02.6	He is now named a doctor of the church.
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2:11.4	corigma to learn about how to understand our faith and also how to articulate what we believe so that others can
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