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What does it mean to say that sacraments became more formalized?
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∙ 13y ago
1. they basically became more official and organized such as having a set number of sacraments (7) without changing their essential significance or the grace they convey
Roman Catholic AnswerI would *think* that this would be referring to solemnity. In other words, anyone can baptize in an emergency using any available water. A solemn baptism would be in a Church with candles, incense, and all the rites. I can pray Vespers in my bedroom at home. Solemn Vespers is led by a priest in a cope, with incense, candles, singing, etc.Wiki User
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