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1574
As in all
the sacraments additional rites surround the celebration. Varying greatly among
the different liturgical traditions, these rites have in common the expression
of the multiple aspects of sacramental grace. Thus in the Latin Church, the
initial rites – presentation and election of the ordinand, instruction by the
bishop, examination of the candidate, litany of the saints – attest that the
choice of the candidate is made in keeping with the practice of the Church and
prepare for the solemn act of consecration, after which several rites
syrnbolically express and complete the mystery accomplished: for bishop and
priest, an anointing with holy chrism, a sign of the special anointing of the
Holy Spirit who makes their ministry fruitful; giving the book of the Gospels,
the ring, the miter, and the crosier to the bishop as the sign of his apostolic
mission to proclaim the Word of God, of his fidelity to the Church, the bride
of Christ, and his office as shepherd of the Lord’s flock; presentation to the
priest of the paten and chalice, “the offering of the holy people”
which he is called to present to God; giving the book of the Gospels to the
deacon who has just received the mission to proclaim the Gospel of Christ.

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The Lord prescribed love
towards God and taught justice towards neighbor, so that man would be neither
unjust, nor unworthy of God. Thus, through the Decalogue, God prepared man to
become his friend and to live in harmony with his neighbor…. the words of the
Decalogue remain likewise for us Christians. Far from being abolished, they
have received amplification and development from the fact of the coming of the
Lord in the flesh.²⁶

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1930
Respect for the human person entails respect for the rights that flow from his
dignity as a creature. These rights are prior to society and must be recognized
by it. They are the basis of the moral legitimacy of every authority: by
flouting them, or refusing to recognize them in its positive legislation, a
society undermines its own moral legitimacy.³⁶ If it does not respect
them, authority can rely only on force or violence to obtain obedience from its
subjects. It is the Church’s role to remind men of good will of these rights
and to distinguish them from unwarranted or false claims.

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Hope, O my soul, hope. You
know neither the day nor the hour. Watch carefully, for everything passes
quickly, even though your impatience makes doubtful what is certain, and turns
a very short time into a long one. Dream that the more you struggle, the more
you prove the love that you bear your God, and the more you will rejoice one
day with your Beloved, in a happiness and rapture that can never end.⁹⁵

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2167 God calls each one by
name (cf Isa 43:1).

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298
Since God could create everything out of nothing, he can also, through the Holy
Spirit, give spiritual life to sinners by creating a pure heart in
them,¹⁴⁸ and bodily life to the dead through the Resurrection. God
“gives life to the dead and calls into existence the things that do not
exist.”¹⁴⁹ and since God was able to make light shine in darkness
by his Word, he can also give the light of faith to those who do not yet know
him.¹⁵⁰

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2289
If morality requires respect for the life of the body, it does not make it an
absolute value.
It rejects a neo-pagan notion that tends to promote the cult of the body, to
sacrifice everything for it’s sake, to idolize physical perfection and success
at sports.
By its selective preference of the strong over the weak, such a conception can
lead to the perversion of human relationships.

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81
“Sacred Scripture is the speech of God as it is put down in writing under
the breath of the Holy Spirit.”⁴²

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1160
Christian iconography expresses in images the same Gospel message that
Scripture communicates by words. Image and word illuminate each other:

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