During the Rite of Ordination, a priest will say prayers invoking the Holy Spirit to empower the candidate with the gifts needed for ministry, consecrate their hands for the celebration of the sacraments, and offer blessings for their future service to the Church.
Attached below is the entire rite or Ordination taken from the 1962 Sancta Missa containing all the responses.
During the sacrament of Holy Orders, the candidate is asked questions by the bishop about their commitment to serving the Church, adherence to its teachings, and willingness to fulfill the duties of their ordained role. The candidate then promises obedience to the bishop and his successors, as well as to the teachings of the Church.
If you are asking this question in regards to the priesthood I would say that Jesus Christ being the first priest instituted the priesthood at the Last Supper when he uttered the words "Do this in memory of me". He was instructing His disciples to go forth into the world and repeat the consecration of the bread and wine transforming them into the Body and Blood of our Lord at every Mass.
Holy Orders is what makes a person a deacon! The Diaconite is one type of ordained priesthood, the lowest kind.AnswerI wouldn't say "lowest form" more like the most constrained or limited. It is in itself a vocation and level of priesthood, especially in the case of permanent deacons.
Roman Catholic AnswerWhen the Bishop is ordaining a man to the priesthood, he says: Almighty Father, grant to this servant of yours the dignity of the priesthood. Renew within him the Spirit of holiness. As a co-worker with the order of bishops may he be faithful to the ministry that he receives from you. Lord God, and be to others a model of right conduct.
Attached below is the entire rite or Ordination taken from the 1962 Sancta Missa containing all the responses.
Women's Orders are in ascending order: Deacon (Deaconess), Priest, and Bishop. They are exactly the same as the Holy Orders for men. The only difference is gender titles, whether you say she or her; he or him. For example: He is a deacon in our church. His role as Priest is very demanding on his time.
The priest will say "be sealed with the gifts of the Holy Spirit" and the candidates will reply "Amen" :)
Roman Catholic AnswerWhen the priest actually gives you Holy Communion, he says, "The Body of Christ".
During the sacrament of Holy Orders, the candidate is asked questions by the bishop about their commitment to serving the Church, adherence to its teachings, and willingness to fulfill the duties of their ordained role. The candidate then promises obedience to the bishop and his successors, as well as to the teachings of the Church.
In the name of the father, son and holy ghost.
Holy orders is another word for repentance. We say sorry to God for sinning against him and he welcomes us into his home again. That good enough??
Roman Catholic AnswerNuns can't "give" the sacraments because they are nuns not priests. However, nuns can be Extraordinary Ministers of the Eucharist and distribute communion at mass or take it to the sick and shut-ins. Any trained lay person can do this. Also, nuns can baptize (as can any lay person) in the case of an emergency when a priest is not available.
If you are asking this question in regards to the priesthood I would say that Jesus Christ being the first priest instituted the priesthood at the Last Supper when he uttered the words "Do this in memory of me". He was instructing His disciples to go forth into the world and repeat the consecration of the bread and wine transforming them into the Body and Blood of our Lord at every Mass.
(Name) I baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit
After the priest reads from the Holy Gospel, the congregation typically responds with "Praise to you, Lord Jesus Christ." This response acknowledges the significance of the Gospel reading and expresses reverence for the words of Jesus.
Yes, he is. If it is not a Sunday or Holy Day, he may choose to omit the Mass if unable to get another priest.