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   Apr 23, 2010 · Sacred signs. by. Guardini, Romano, 1885-1968. Publication date. 1956. Topics. Sacramentals. Publisher. St. Louis : Pio Decimo Press.

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   Nothing Sacred — 4 Schuller taught that “mantras with the ‘M’ sound” work best. Note that some of the brainwashing cults of the ’60s and ’70s specically required the chanting of phrases like “thank you, Jesus.” This repetition of a sacred word is supposed to be a way to get closer to God. A practical observation: Would

3. www.ewtn.com › catholicism › librarySigns & Symbols: A Reflection | EWTN

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   Because we are not pure spirit but body and soul, the use of signs and symbols appeals to the mind via our physical senses. It is a yearning to express the faith that cannot be put into words, thus integrating both the material and spiritual in an act of worship and reverence towards God. THE SIGN OF THE CROSS.

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   Signs and Words: Directed by Robert Allan Ackerman. With Kevin Anderson, Ann Dowd, Bruce Altman, Scott Michael Campbell.

   • Director: Robert Allan Ackerman
   • Release Date: 1998-01-17

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   • Runtime: 60

5. www.brepolsonline.net › doi › pdfThe Theory of Signs in St. Augustine's De doctrina christiana

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   Moreover, Augustine’s use of this theory can be fully appreciated only if the theory itself is clearly understood. In this article I shall, therefore, interpret the theory of signs in De doctrina II. 1-5 apart from Augustine’s application of it. First, I shall carefully analyze the text.

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   What is a sacramental sign?

   • “Sacramentals are sacred signs which bear a certain resemblance to the Sacraments, and by means of which spiritual effects are signified and obtained through the prayers of the Church.” (Glossary of the Catechism, page 898) Prayer is a vital necessity. Prayer and Christian life are inseparable.

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   How is the Holy Spirit portrayed in sacred art?

   • The Holy Spirit is portrayed in Sacred Art by Biblical symbols such as the dove. Likewise, the Holy Spirit is a Divine Person, pure spirit, without a body. The Sign of the Cross is a most important prayer that you will want to have good understanding before you decide to go deeper with another prayer.

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   What does Augustine say about a class of signs?

   • xxiv. 37, 10-12 and ff.)27. Thus in De doctrina, at least, Augustine holds that an important class of signs (letters and sounds) has significance by convention. Although he does not here speak of the will, he obviously presupposes its presence in the agreement made within a society.

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   What does De Magistro say about knowing a sign?

   • In De magistro he says that we do not have knowledge of a sign so long as we do not know of what it is a sign ( . . . signi . . . noti- tiam, qua caremus profedo, quamdiu cuius signurn est ignoramus, x. 34).

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   What does De Trinitate say about a sign?

   • Again in De trinitate he says that no sign is known perfectly unless it is known of what thing it is the sign (Neque ullum perfecte signum noscitur, nisi cunts rei signum sit cognoscatur. X. 1. 2 ad init.) Hence a sign is not known just by sensing it ; it must also be understood (intellegam, intelle- gere, X. x. 2 ad fin.).

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   Who interpreted the theory of signs in De Doctrina Christiana?

   • Already several Batin authors have been found useful in interpreting the theory of signs in De doctrina Christiana. These come from different fields. Cicero and Quintilian represent rhetoric, at least in the works of theirs cited. Varro, although a man of wide learning, writes as a grammarian in De lingua Latina, one of his two surviving works.

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   The Sign of the Cross is a sign in the form of a cross made by a Christian as a prayer honoring the Blessed Trinity, “In the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.” (Glossary of the Catechism, p. 899)