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SLIDE: The Marriage of Adam and Eve This shows how integral marriage is to God's creation. It is as much a part of his creation as the rest of the universe and all it contains.SLIDE: Marital Love and Conjugal Act "D"Consummating the marriage : Marital bond is not complete until the marriage has been consummated, performing the conjugal act.ANNULMENT: A marriage that is not consummated can be annulled for that very reason.SLIDE: Marital Love and Conjugal LoveThe conjugal act is the highest expression of marital love. The intrinsic unitive purpose is the one-flesh expression of love between husband and wife.SLIDE: The Original Meaning of MarriageGOD himself is the author of marriage. Gaudium et Spes. 48SLIDE: Living the SacramentPrayer for parents, relatives, and all who are married.Praying for our lives ahead, asking God to helpus know his will and to follow it in faithCareful preparartion for marriage, remote, proximate, and immediateOngoing marriage enrichmentReflective prayer on married life as witness to Christ's love.SLIDE: Christ Restored and Elevated MarriageGrace is needed to overcome the effects of Original Sin, which can make marriage fall into discord, jealousy, and disunion.Slide: Christ Restored and Elevated MarriageBy prohibiting divorce, Jesus Christ restored marriage to the indissolubility that God had willed from it from the beginning. By raising marriage to a sacrament , he provided the graces that a baptized couple needs to achieve the ends of marriage in total, self-giving love.Each of the following is true of the election of 1800 EXCEPT A) Alexander Hamilton intrigued to keep his own party's candidate from winning. B) the Federalist Party was hopelessly split. C) the electoral college chose Thomas Jefferson to be the third president. D) John Adams refused to attend Jefferson's inauguration. E) it led to changes in the presidential electoral process.Slide: Historical Development Human communion is confirmed, purified , and completed by communion in Jesus Christ which is deepened by lives of the common faith and by the Eucharist received together.In the election of 1800, Thomas Jefferson almost lost to A) Aaron Burr. B) Thomas Knox. C) Henry Adams. D) George Washington. E) Alexander Hamilton.SLIDE: MatrimonyChrist gives spouses the grace...A) to love each other with the love with which Christ has loved his Church.B) Perfects the human love of the spousesC) Strengthens their indissoluble unityD) sanctifies them on the way to eternal lifeSlide: Divorce and RemarriageIf the individuals are remarried civilly to someone else, the consequences are they cannot receive Eucharistic CommunionSLIDE: The Nuptial CelebrationThe Celebration normally takes place during Holy Mass because of the connection of all sacraments with the Paschal Mystery of Christ.According to the Kentucky Resolutions, A) ultimate power always remained with the federal government. B) states had the right to nullify federal law under certain circumstances. C) the Sedition Act was worthy of enforcement by the states. D) the state of Kentucky chose to remain neutral in the contest between Hamilton and Jefferson. E) the "general welfare" of the nation should be the guiding principle in state decisions.SLIDE: The Matrimonial Consent If free consent is lacking, there is no marriage .As a result of the actions taken by John Adams while president, A) he was overwhelmingly reelected in 1800. B) the United States had harmony with France. C) the Federalist Party remained the major party. D) France compensated the United States for ships taken. E) the French added even more restrictions on U.S. commerce.The election of 1796 was complicated by A) changes in the nation's voting laws. B) interference from British diplomats. C) behind-the-scenes manipulations by Alexander Hamilton. D) Washington's refusal to stay out of politics. E) confusion over the differences between Federalists and RepublicansWorking behind the scenes to inform the British of John Jay's intentions in treaty negotiations was A) Thomas Jefferson. B) Edmund Genet. C) Alexander Hamilton. D) John Adams. E) Ben Franklin.The Whiskey Rebellion took place in A) Massachusetts. B) South Carolina. C) Kentucky. D) Rhode Island. E) Pennsylvania.One consequence of the XYZ affair was that A) Adams declared war with France. B) France suffered diplomatic humiliation. C) Adams supported the idea of a strong army. D) Adams and Jefferson reached a political impasse. E) High Federalists used the tensions it created as an excuse for military expansion.
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