Sacraments & Eucharist

True or false: the sacrament of taking Holy Orders (becoming a priest, bishop or deacon) is a commitment for life

• True

• False

The Catechism of the Catholic Church describes the eucharist as the "..?... and summit of the Christian life."

The Catechism of the Catholic Church describes the eucharist as the "source and ...?... of the Christian life."

How many sacraments do Catholics believe exist to communicate God's grace directly to humans?

• 10

• 7

• 4

• 2

Which of these things do Catholics believe about the sacrament of anointing the sick? (can be more than one)

• Through this, the Holy Spirit renews a person's faith

• The person receives strength to cope with their illness & accept their suffering

• Anointing them links their suffering to Christ's suffering

• Anointing them allows their sins to be forgiven & for them to be healed if that is God's will

Which of these are NOT reasons why the eucharist is important to Anglican Christians? (can be more than one correct answer)

• It joins people together in their faith

• It strengthens them in their Christian life

• They receive the saving power of Jesus into themselves through the bread & the wine

• In remembering Jesus' sacrifice, they are helped to be more grateful to God

Which of these is NOT seen as a sacrament by the Roman Catholic Church?

• Funerals

• Marriages

• Baptisms

• Confirmations

What is a Requiem Mass?

• A special communion held at a funeral as part of praying for the soul of the person who has died

• A special musical service at weddings and special church holidays

• Anointing the sick with a special healing service

• A service held on Tuesdays

Which denomination serves believers the bread and wine together on a special spoon?

• Roman Catholic

• Baptist

• Methodist

• Orthodox

Which denomination would be most likely to offer the bread and the wine from person to person, rather than the priest distributing it from the front of the church?

• Roman Catholic

• Anglican

• Baptist

• Orthodox