Chapter 5: The Kingdom of God

What are parables?

• Catholic social teachings.

• Teachings in the Catechism.

• Stories that Jesus told to explain important things.

• Stories of the saints.

The Kingdom of God is also known as

• the Kingdom of Heaven.

• time on Earth.

• a place that Jesus made up.

Why is the Kingdom of God compared to wheat and weeds?

• To explain that there are pretty and ugly things.

• To explain that faith starts off small and grows.

• It is to be treasured.

• Good and bad live side by side, but the good will be gathered into the Kingdom.

Why is the Kingdom of God compared to a mustard seed?

• To explain that there are pretty and ugly things.

• To explain that faith starts off small and grows.

• It is to be treasured.

• Good and bad live side by side, but the good will be gathered into the Kingdom.

Why is the Kingdom of God compared to a pearl?

• To explain that there are pretty and ugly things.

• To explain that faith starts off small and grows.

• It is has greater value than any other treasure.

• Good and bad live side by side, but the good will be gathered into the Kingdom.

Which of the following is a sign of God's kingdom?

• The Church

• A mustard seed

• Jesus

• Peace

How did Jesus teach us to prepare for the kingdom?

• By treating others with love, compassion, and mercy.

• By going to Church every Sunday.

• By spreading God's word.

• By donating our clothes.

How do we bring about God's kingdom?

• By donating to the poor.

• By using our unique talents.

• By spreading the Word of God.

• By helping in shelters.

Where did Saint Damien de Veuster spend his time?

• Salinas, California

• Belgium

• Molokai, Hawaii

• Hungary

Who did Saint Damien spend his time with?

• The poor

• The orphaned

• The lepers

• The blind