Christ's Passion and the Sacraments: Significance and Sanctification

The chapter explores the dual structure of material and immaterial actions in the Passion and the Sacraments, emphasizing how they signify the spiritual through sacrifice. It discusses the significance of Christ's physical suffering as a crucial aspect of his moral act and how the sacraments serve as a means for the Passion to be communicated, instilling knowledge and holiness in individuals. The connection to the passion occurs differently through faith and the sacraments, with both deriving power from the Passion of Christ for sanctification and redemption.