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Part one
Question 1
Prayer is an intercession between a natural being and a spiritual deity. This is because it creates an avenue for a spiritual communication between the parties.
Question 2
The forms of Catholic prayers include the Adoration, in this form of prayer people acknowledge the prowess of God and their reliance to him. Another type of prayer is Contrition. In this prayer, people seek penitently for God’s forgiveness. Petition prayer is also called a benevolent prayer. In this prayer, people request benevolent regard from God from their transgression. Lastly is the thanksgiving prayer. This is a prayer of appreciation to God’s favor and love for the abundance of gift such that of life they have been granted freely.
Question 3
The Catholic sacramentality is inspired by the notion of Jesus love, which is demonstrated through crucifixion and resurrection (Schwaller 1). The sacrament is perceived as a tangible presence of God among the Catholic Christians
Question 4
Baptism. This is the foremost type of the sacrament. A Christian is incorporated in the church and the life in God where he or she is given a new holy name.
Confirmation. This type of sacrament is given in maturing stage. It signifies continuous supplication of strength from God to overcome various temptations.
Eucharist. It represents the body and blood of Christ. It nourishes Christians’ spiritual being.
Reconciliation. It extols God’s ability to forgive and have mercy over the Christians’ sins by rejuvenating unity with members of the church.

Anointing. It demonstrates the healing power of God. The sacrament is capable of restoring the full health status of an individual.
Marriage. It honors the human capability to love and render total consecration. The couples are expected to show love as Christ loves the church.
Holy Orders. It foretells that God raises leaders in the church to fully serve, lead and govern the church as a community of faith.
Question 5
In the film, Mystery of Liturgy something new I discovered is that the Catholic Church view on incarnational plays out as a symbol of sound sight and the smell of the incarnated God. In addition, the liturgical action is not considered generically as an act of faith
Part two
Question 1
Eucharist reminisces to me about the last moments of Christ in this world.
Question 2
In my own view, I think the ‘real presence’ captivates the mind to visualize the solemnity that the moments entails.
Works Cited
Schwaller, John Frederick. The History of the Catholic Church in Latin America : From Conquest to Revolution and beyond. NYU Press, 2011.