Church Unit 3

What are the four marks of the Church?

• Death, Judgment, Heaven, Hell
• United, Holy, Catholic, Universal
• One, Holy, Catholic, Universal
• One, Holy, Catholic, Apostolic

Which of the following is NOT one of the ways the Church is "one"?

• In Jesus Christ (ie. Eucharist, His spiritual body, Mass - same sacrifice)
• Through the Holy Spirit (ie. Baptism) and in God's love (sons/daughters
• We believe all the same things.
• None of these - they're all ways the Church is "one"

The New Testament makes this perfectly clear: there is only one Church, one Body of Christ, and it is characterized by oneness or _________________.

• Truth
• Unity
• Ecumenical
• Authority

The Seven Sacraments, especially the _________________, create bonds of unity within the Church.

• Truth
• Unity
• Catholic
• Eucharist

Churches in full _________________ with the Church of Rome recognize the authority of the Pope as the visible foundation for the unity of the College of Bishops and of all members of the Church.

• Church
• Communion
• Fullness
• Integrate

To be in full communion with the Church, one must...

• Be baptized
• Accept the authority of the Pope/bishops and believe in what the Church teaches.
• Believe in the power of the 7 sacraments and participate in the sacramental life.
• All of the above.

_________________ results when a person or group consciously and deliberately rejects a dogma of the Church.

• Schism
• Unity
• Ecumenical
• Heresy

Three mistaken teachings that were embraced by Protestants during the Protestant Reformation that were seen as heretical by the Catholic Church were...

• Scripture, Tradition, Magisterium
• Faith, Hope, Charity
• Sola Scriptura, Sola Gratia, Sola Ecclesia
• Sola Scriptura, Sola Gratia, Sola Fide

A Christian community in _________________ with the Catholic Church is one that does not recognize the supreme authority of the Pope or otherwise is not in communion with the Church.

• Schism
• Unity
• Eastern Orthodox
• Ecumenical

Although the _________________ Church is not in full communion with the Catholic Church, these two Churches are especially close because both have maintained Apostolic Succession.

• Catholic
• Protestant
• Eastern Orthodox
• Ecumenical