Sacramental Spirituality

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STL_W01;

STL_W02;

STL_W03;

STL_W04;

STL_W06;

STL_W08;

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Basic knowledge of sacramentology in terms of biblical foundations, fundamental theology and dogmatic theology

The subject deals with the basic issues of sacraments in the spiritual development of a Christian. It discusses the general meaning of the essence of sacraments and their impact on the psycho-physical-spiritual structure of man.

1. The importance of sacraments in the dynamics of the spiritual life of a Christian.

2. Sacraments of Christian initiation.

2.1 The spirituality of the sacrament of baptism.

22. Confirmation - the sacrament of the Holy Spirit and Christian maturity.

2.3 The Eucharist - the center of spiritual life.

3. Sacraments of healing.

3.1 The sacrament of penance and reconciliation.

3.2 Anointing of the sick.

4. Sacraments in the service of communion.

4.1 The sacrament of holy orders.

4.2 The sacrament of marriage.

1. The Code of Canon Law, London: Collin Publications, 2001.

2. Catechism of the Catholic Church, Ibadan: St Paul’s Press, 1992.

3. Vatican Council II, Conciliar and Post Conciliar Documents, (Ed) Austin Flannery, Boston, Massachusetts: 1980.

4. The Catholic Encyclopedia: An International Work of Reference on Constitution, Dotrine, Discipline, and History of the Catholic Church, USA (Ed) Charles George Herbermann, Michigan: Catholic Way Publishing, 2014.

5. The New Dictionary of Catholic Spirituality (Ed) M. Downey, Minnesota: The Liturgical Press. 1993.

6. The teaching of the Catholic Church, ed. G. D. Smith, London, 1948.

7. C. J. Healey, Christian Spirituality, New York, 2008.

8. P. F. Sheldrake, Explorations in Spirituality, New Jersey, 2010.

9. J. Auman, Spiritual Theology, London, 1980.

10. J. Auman, Christian Spirituality in the Catholic Tradition, London, 1985.

11. W. Johnston, Mystical Theology, New York 1995.

12. Francis De Sales, Introduction to the devout life, London, 2006.

1. The student is able to analyze sacramental life at a general level.

2. Has knowledge about the establishment and history of individual sacraments.

3. Is able to interpret individual sacraments in the process of spiritual life.

4. Has knowledge that allows for proper diagnosis of irregularities.

5. Has the ability to practically introduce sacramental life.

Assessment:

Exam.

Prerequisites for completing the course are the achievement of all assumed learning outcomes

Positive assessment of the subject determines the number of points obtained from:

- exam: dst - dst plus - 50-60%, db- db plus 60-85%, bdb- 85-100%;

- attendance at lectures: dst - from 60%, db - 60-95%, bdb - 95-100%.

bdb (5.0). The student meets the requirements outlined in the learning outcomes and also undertakes independent analyses and studies that exceed the applicable scope.

db (4.0). Has knowledge at a good level and engages at a basic level.

dst (3.0). The student has elementary knowledge of the subject.

ndst (2.0). The student does not meet any of the designated criteria.