CH 16 - LS 1 - Penance

What is a conscience?

• A device the church gives you that helps you live a good life.

• Our ability to know the difference between good and evil.

• The sacrament of the Church that allows your sins to be forgiven.

• None of the Choices

What are we doing when we examine our conscience?

• We determine whether the choices we have made showed love for God

• We determine whether the choices we have made showed love for ourselves and others

• We think about the ways we are living as disciples of Jesus

• All of the Choices

When we examine our conscience, what do we ask ourselves?

• Have we sinned?

• Have we sinned against God's Law?

• Have we sinned by failing to do something God's law tells us to do?

• All of the Choices

When we examine our conscience, what do we ask the Holy Spirit?

• To help us judge the goodness of our thoughts, words, and actions.

• To help us judge the goodness of our thoughts only.

• To help us judge the goodness of our words only.

• None of the Choices

How often should we examine our conscience

• Yearly

• Monthly

• Daily

• Whenever we can

Why is reflecting on our choices a good thing?

• It helps us to make future decisions that bring us closer to God and his people.

• It helps us to grow as the Body of Christ.

• Both choices

• Neither choice

What is another name for the sacrament of Reconciliation?

• Conversion

• Confession

• Forgiveness

• All of the Choices

What is the first major part of Reconciliation?

• Absolution

• Penance

• Confession

• Contrition

What is the 2nd part of the sacrament of Reconciliation?

• Penance

• Confession

• Absolution

• Contrition

What is the 3rd part of the sacrament of Reconciliation?

• Confession

• Absolution

• Penance

• Contrition