CL3_T3_C3_REVIEW LESSON

Review Lesson

T3_C3_D1

Multiple Choice

What is sin?

• a good and in accordance to God's wil

• any thought, word, or action that goes against God’s will and His commandments.

  
  

• God's commandment

Multiple Choice

What is original sin?

• a sin of commission

• a sin that you have committed

• sinful nature inherited by all human beings as a result of the disobedience of Adam and Eve.

SIN- any thought, word, or action that
goes against God’s will and His
commandments.
● We break the law of God
● We destroy our relationship with God

and others

● We disobey our moral conscience

● Original Sin- sinful nature

inherited by all human beings
as a result of the
disobedience of Adam and
Eve. This sin is present in all
of us from birth.Fades after
Baptism.

Multiple Choice

Which is NOT a type of sin?

• sin of omission

• youthful sin

• venial sin

Multiple Choice

Which type of sin is the most grave and big?

• personal sin

• mortal sin

• venial sin

Multiple Choice

Which type of sin that is a small sin, an excusable or forgivable sin but can lead to mortal sin if it is not corrected.

• personal sin

• mortal sin

• venial sin

Types of Sin

1.

Mortal Sin- big sin or deadly sin. It is a result of our
free choice and action. It is big and deadly because,
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We lose the reward of eternal life and excluded
from the kingdom of heaven

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We are separated from God because we reject
His love, the foundation of our relationship with
Him

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We freely reject God’s law and grace by living a
life that is opposite to the will of God

Types of Sin

● Venial Sin- a small sin, a

lesser sin, an excusable or
forgivable sin but can lead to
mortal sin if it is not
corrected.

Multiple Choice

What is a sin of omission?

• • what we did not do that we should have

• • what we did that we should not

• our personal sin

Multiple Choice

What is a sin of commission?

• • what we did not do that we should have

• • what we did that we should not

• our personal sin

Types of Sin

● Sins of Commission- what we do that

we shouldn't

● Sins of Omission- what we did not do

that we should have

● Social Sin- i.e. Corruption
● Personal/ Individual Sin

Multiple Choice

Why do we have to go to confession?

• to ask God's forgiveness and the grace to sin no more

• to ask the priest's forgiveness since it the priest who forgives us

• because we are required to do so

Multiple Choice

Why is confession important?

• it is not important at all

• it is our way of returning to God and reconcile with Him

• it is just a way of life

Why do we have to go to Confession and ask
God’s forgiveness?

When Adam and Eve disobeyed God by touching and eating the
fruit of the tree of knowledge of good and evil, sin entered
into the world and its consequences and destroyed the
relationship of God and man.
Because of God’s unconditional love, He did not let us be
saturated with sin. Instead, He established the Sacraments to
restore our relationship with him and for us to attain eternal
salvation. One of these sacraments is the Sacrament of
Reconciliation.

Multiple Choice

What is Reconciliation?

• a sacrament of initiation which we receive after baptism

• a sacrament of service where we are called to be a priest

• a sacrament of healing for it heals our souls

Multiple Choice

When did Jesus give us the Sacrament of Reconciliation?

• It is the priests who gave the sacrament to us

• Easter- when He showed himself to the apostles and told them to “receive the Holy Spirit.

• Christmas- when He was born

What is Reconciliation?

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One of the Sacraments of Healing because it frees us
from our sins which weakens us.

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There are different terms for the Sacrament of
Reconciliation but it is all the same sacrament and has
the power to bring us back to God. This sacrament may
be called the sacrament of Penance, the sacrament of
Reconciliation, the sacrament of Forgiveness, the
sacrament of Confession, and the sacrament of
Conversion.

What is Reconciliation?

● Jesus gave us the sacrament of Reconciliation on

Easter when He showed himself to the apostles and
told them to “receive the Holy Spirit. If you forgive
the sins of any, they are forgiven; if you retain the
sins of any, they are retained.” (John 20:22- 23).
Jesus forgives sins through the power of the Holy
Spirit and passed on that power through the
apostles, our first priests.

What is Reconciliation?

● Jesus gave us the sacrament of Reconciliation on

Easter when He showed himself to the apostles and
told them to “receive the Holy Spirit. If you forgive
the sins of any, they are forgiven; if you retain the
sins of any, they are retained.” (John 20:22- 23).
Jesus forgives sins through the power of the Holy
Spirit and passed on that power through the
apostles, our first priests.

Reorder

Rearrange the steps in going to a good confession.

• Examination of Conscience

• Contrition

• Confession

• Absolution

  Penance

• Act of Contrition

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2

3

4

5

• 1
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5

STEPS TO MAKING A GOOD CONFESSION:

E
C
C
A
P
A

STEPS TO MAKING A GOOD CONFESSION:

Examination of Conscience
C
C
A
P
A

STEPS TO MAKING A GOOD CONFESSION:

Examination of Conscience
Contrition
C
A
P
A

STEPS TO MAKING A GOOD CONFESSION:

Examination of Conscience
Contrition
Confession
A
P
A

STEPS TO MAKING A GOOD CONFESSION:

Examination of Conscience
Contrition
Confession
Absolution
P
A

STEPS TO MAKING A GOOD CONFESSION:

Examination of Conscience
Contrition
Confession
Absolution
Penance
A

STEPS TO MAKING A GOOD CONFESSION:

Examination of Conscience
Contrition
Confession
Absolution
Penance
Act of Contrition

Congratulations!

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