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The Reciprocity Between Faith and Sacraments

The sacraments are at the very centre of the Christian life, yet many today receive them without a clear understanding of the graces they signify and contain. This study from the International Theological Commission explores the relationship between the faith of the recipient and the power and grace conferred by the sacrament. 132 pages. Product from the International Theological Commission, Holy See. 

The Reciprocity Between Faith and Sacraments

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  • Provides extensive Biblical and Theological explanations.

    The sacraments are at the very centre of the Christian life, yet many today receive them without a clear understanding of the graces they signify and contain. This study from the International Theological Commission explores the relationship between the faith of the recipient and the power and grace conferred by the sacrament, looking at what is needed for the fruitful reception of the sacraments in order for them to help the receiver grow in faith.

    There is “a profound unity between the act by which we believe and the contents to which we give our assent… In the Christian conception it is not possible to think of a faith without sacramental expression, nor a sacramental practice in the absence of ecclesial faith” [51]

    The document looks at all the sacraments but gives its most comprehensive treatment to marriage, exploring the challenges posed by the increasing number of unions in which the spouses have an incomplete understanding of marriage as a sacrament.

    • Perfect book to gain a deeper and comprehensive understanding of the Sacraments.
    • Perfect for anyone with an interest in Theology or those taking Theology courses.
    • Since the book provides its most comprehensive treatment to the Sacrament of marriage, this is a perfect book for those discerning marriage, for couples preparing for marriage, couples already married, or for anyone looking for a deeper understanding of what the Church teaches about the Sacrament of marriage. 
    • Useful for explaining the Catholic faith to others and to keep as a reference for personal use.
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