Sacraments and Sacramentals

How are we made members of the Church?

• Birth

• Baptism

• Confession

• Acts of Charity

The Church is also known as the:

• Mystical Heart of Jesus

• Mystical Body of Unity

• The Church of Christ

• The Mystical Body of Christ

The Mission of the Church is to:

• Make sure everyone grows in Virtue

• To Lead all souls to heaven

• To Draw all souls to Christ

• The mission of the Church is lead all souls to heaven and growing in Virtue helps us do that, and so does drawing souls to Christ so all the options are correct--including this one.

Who is part of the Church's Mission?

• Priests

• Religious

• All her members

• Only Jesus

How can we carry out the mission of the Church?

• The Spiritual and Corporal works of mercy

• Carrying for those who are sick and suffering

• It's not our job, it's the Church's job to carry out her missoin

• Living out our identity as priest, prophet, and king

Which three Sacraments use Chrism?

• Confirmation, Baptism, and Eucharist

• Anointing of the Sick, Confirmation, and Baptism

• Holy Orders, Baptism, Confirmation

• Holy Orders, Confession, Anointing of the Sick

What is the symbolism of the smell of the Chrism in the Sacraments?

• It symbolizes the aroma of Christ that Christians are called to spread.

• It just makes Sr. Maria Fatima happy!!!!!

• The oil is a symbol of Strength

• We want people to receive the Sacraments so the smell is an added bouns

What does the candle symbolize in the Sacraments of Confirmation and Baptism?

• The fruits of the Holy spirit

• The light of grace in our souls

• The light of Christ

• The gifts of the Holy Spirit

Every Sacrament has an "epiclesis" which means:

• Calling down of Grace

• Calling down of the Holy Spirit

• Conforming to Christ

• Signs and Symbols

The Laying on of hands in the Sacraments is an outward sign of:

• The calling down of Jesus to the apostles

• The end of the Sacramental rite

• The Calling down of the Holy Spirit

• The authority of the bishop