Penance & Anointing of the Sick Review

(a)   is turning back to God with all one’s heart.

(a)   is a less serious sin that does not turn us completely away from God.

(a)   is a very serious sin that completely turns us from God because it is a choice that we freely make to do something that we know is wrong.

God (a)   stops loving us, and will always forgive us if we are truly sorry.

(a)   is the sacrament of forgiveness.

(a)   is a specific prayer or act of service that a priest will tell us to do in order to show that we are sorry.

Another word for a heartfelt sorrow for sins, with a desire to sin no more is (a)   .

Telling our sins to the priest, and therefore, taking responsibility for our bad choices and showing the desire for God’s forgiveness is called (a)   .

(a)   takes place when, through the person of a priest, God forgives us of our sins and absolves us.

The (a)   continued Jesus’ call to conversion.