The Sacrament of the Holy-orders-theo.pptx

It talks about the Sacrament of Holy Orders pertaining to Priesthood

1. Holy orders

2. What is sacrament? A sacrament is generally understood as a visible sign of an invisible grace. It's a way for believers to experience and receive God's grace. Different Christian denominations hold varying beliefs about the number and nature of sacraments.   The Catholic Church, for example, recognizes seven sacraments: Baptism   Confirmation   Eucharist (Holy Communion)   Penance (Reconciliation or Confession)   Anointing of the Sick   Holy Orders   Matrimony (Marriage)  

3. Sacrament of Holy Orders Holy Orders is a sacrament through which men are marked with an indelible character and constituted Sacred ministers-bishops, priests and deacons- to teach, sanctify, and govern the faithful in the person of Christ the Head. 3

4. Minister and Matter of holy order 4

5. The bishop - The minister is the bishop, who administers the sacrament by laying hands on the candidate, 5

6. The matter - The matter consists of the physical action of the laying on of hands, which signifies the transmission of the Holy Spirit and the conferment of the ordained ministry. 6

7. Biblical Basis History of Holy Orders

8. This delves into the scriptural foundations for Holy Orders, examining passages in the Bible that Describe the roles and responsibilities of leaders in early Christian communities (apostles , deacons, elders). Illustrate Jesus' commissioning of his disciples to continue his ministry. Provide evidence for the laying on of hands as a symbolic act for conferring authority and spiritual gifts. 8

9. symbols, effects and rites of holy orders

10. Symbol of the Holy Order 10 - The symbol of the Holy Order is usually tied to the deity or divine power the character follows. It serves as a badge of faith, often granting divine protection and powers.

11. Effect of holy orders 11 - The effect of holy orders configures the recipient to Christ by a special grace of the Holy Spirit, so that he may serve as Christ’s instrument for His Church Enabled to act as a representative of Christ, Head of the Church, in his triple office of priest, prophet, and king.

12. Rites of holy orders 12 The rites of holy order is the Bishop’s imposition of hands on the head of the ordinand and the consecratory prayer

13. Thank you Nichole Dela Cruz Julie Ann Canapi Jomar Pillar Eco Gazzingan Irish Gulapan