G12 WEEK 1-3 FORMATIVE

It is the fundamental task of the Church.

• Catechesis

• Inculturation

It is a name given to the totality of the Church’s efforts to make disciples, to help men believe that Jesus is the Son of God so that believing they might have life in his name, and to educate and instruct them in this life.

• Catechesis

• Inculturation

• Catechism

It is the most visible form of the Deposit of Faith.

• Sacred Tradition

• Sacred Scripture

• Catechism of the Catholic Church

What is the Great Commission?

• It is when Jesus commissioned the apostles to preach the gospel to the world. It also refers to several passages in the Gospel of Matthew where Jesus Christ urges his apostles to make “disciples of all the nations” and “baptize” them.

• It is usually interpreted to mean spreading the Christian message and converting others to Christ.

• All of the above

It is defined as everything that God definitively revealed through Christ for our salvation and entrusted to the Church to be proclaimed, preserved, and interpreted

• Sacred Tradition

• Sacred Scripture

• Deposit of Faith

It is referred to the teaching authority of the Church, exercised primarily by the bishops, both collegially and individually, as successors of the Apostles, and united under the Pope as successor of St. Peter.

• Sacred Tradition

• Sacred Scripture

• Magisterium

The central theme and topic of all catechesis.

• Jesus Christ

• Creation

• Early Church

What does it mean to catechize?

• to reveal in the Person of Christ the whole of God’s eternal design reaching fulfilment in that Person

• to seek to understand the meaning of Christ’s actions and words and of the signs worked by Him

  and to put people in communion with Jesus Christ

• All of the above

Who is a catechist?

• a person who provides children and adults with the teachings of the Catholic faith as found in Scripture and Tradition

• a person who teaches people about the faith;

  a witness and a teacher

• All of the above

The primary catechist in every child’s life.

• Pope

• Bishops

• Parents