Year 7- Baptism

What type of sacrament is baptism?

• A sacrament of healing

• A sacrament of initiation

• A sacrament of service

• A sacrament of childhood

The Oil of Chrism symbolises:

• that the child has been chosen by Christ

• strength and healing

• the peace of Christ

• the cleansing of original sin

When the priest prays over the child to set it free from original sin, we call this:

• the anointing

• the cleansing

• the exorcism

• the exercise

The first stage of the baptism will happen where in the church?

• At the altar

• In the sacristy

• At the entrance door

• At the baptismal font

The child is baptised:

• in the name of Christ

• in the name of the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit

• in the name of Jesus

• in the name of Jesus, Mary, and Joseph

One inward grace of baptism is that:

• you are forgiven of your sins

• you are elected by God to proclaim his word

• you are cleansed from original sin

• you receive the gift of the Holy Spirit

Jesus was baptised to:

• be cleansed from original sin

• show God he was his Son

• fulfill all righteousness

• be set free from the devil

Which statement is incorrect:

A godparent's duty is to....

• help the child grow in their Faith

• set an example of Christian living

• send the child to school

• show and take interest in the child's development and fulfilment

What does the white christening gown symbolise?

• Innocence

• Purity

• Cleansing from original sin

• All of the above

The Paschal candle is lit at baptisms. What other time during the church's year might it be lit?

• Christmas

• Easter

• Epiphany

• Pentecost