Sacrament of Baptism and Confirmation I

The Catechism for Filipino catholic (1597) teaches us that true Baptism means:___

• A new life in Christ

• incorporation in the family

• ministry of healing

• bearing fortitude and forbearance

When the priest pour water over the head of the infant and baptized the child in the name of the ______, it symbolizes the worship away of our sins. It signifies the life of Jesus Christ within us.

• Blessed Trinity

• Church

• Father

• Community

Through Baptism, our ____ is washed away and receive the grace of the Holy Spirit so that we can grow up in a Christian way of life.

• symbol of guilt

• mark of dirt

• original sin

• dry skin

What do we refer to when we say the word "Church"?

• Building

• Jesus

• People of God

• Infrastructure

The Baptismal symbol that reminds us that we can overcome sin if we are in Christ.

• Baptismal candle

• Water

• White garment

• Holy Chrism

In the Sacrament of Confirmation, this represents the light, warmth, and energy that the Holy Spirit is given to the newly-confirmed member of the Church.

• Laying on of hands

• Anointing of Chrism

• Dove

• Fire

In the Sacrament of Confirmation, this symbolizes the Holy Spirit overshadowing the candidate with His power and grace.

• Dove

• Anointing of Chrism

• Laying on Hands

• Fire

In the Sacrament of Confirmation, it is a symbol that the Holy Spirit is strengthening the faith of the confirmand or newly confirmed in order for him or her to live a mature, faithful life and thus witness to Christ.

• Dove

• Anointing of Chrism

• Laying on Hands

• Fire

In the Sacrament of Confirmation, this points to the peace of the soul which is imparted by the Holy Spirit to the members of the Church.

• Dove

• Anointing of Chrism

• Laying on Hands

• Fire

Who is the Holy Spirit?

• Creator

• Sanctifier

• Savior

• Redeemer