Sacraments

In Holy Communion, we receive

• a symbol of Jesus

• Jesus

• blessed bread

• a memento of Jesus

We must go to Confession before receiving Holy Communion if we have

• deliberately missed Mass on Sunday.

• forgot to do a daily chore.

• have done homework on Sunday.

• have been tempted to steal.

The person who is called to lead each Diocese of the Church is called a:

• preist

• presbyter

• deacon

• bishop

Which was NOT a result of the sin of Adam and Eve?

• Death entered the world.

• People are born without sanctifying grace.

• People needed a Savior to reunite God and humanity.

• People enjoyed perfect freedom.

Which of the following actions actions is most directly associated with the Holy Spirit?

• restricting access to Heaven so that sinners cannot get in

• creating us and holding us in existence

• redeeming us from our sins

• guiding us and giving us the strength to be faithful disciples

The Mystery by which Jesus is present in the lives of all who a are part of His Church today is known as the

• Mystical Body of Christ

• Mystical presence

• Incarnation

• Ascension

In the Sacrament of Reconciliation, the priest forgives sins through

• his own personal holiness.

• the sorrow of the person seeking forgiveness.

• the power of Christ passed on from His Apostles.

• the prayers of all the faithful asking forgiveness.

Which of the following BEST defines the Sacraments of the Church?

• They are ceremonies widely used in the Church.

• They are ancient reminders of Christ's presence.

• They are tokens of God's mercy, which in themselves have no effect.

• They are signs given by Christ to heal and strengthen us by conferring grace.

WHich statement is NOT correct about the grace we receive in the Sacraments?

• We earn grace as a reward for receiving the Sacrament.

• We receive sanctifying grace in the Sacraments.

• Each Sacrament strengthens us to follow Christ.

• Sacramental grace is necessary for living a Christian life.

WHo are the Leaders in the Catholic Church who take the place of the Apostles?

• all bishops, priests, and deacons

• all priests and deacons

• the pope and the bishops

• all who follow Christ