Chapter 14 and 15 - Reconciliation and Living God's Commandments

The Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick more closely unites a person to _____.

• his or her family

• health

• Jesus

• the Church

It is called _____ when we tell our sins to a priest.

• absolution

• confession

• penance

• contrition

The Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick is for members of the _____ who are dying, seriously ill, or suffering because of old age.

• Church

• hospital

• parish

• community

A _____ is any thought, word, or action that turns us away from God's law.

• confession

• ritual

• sin

• habit

Reconciliation is the sacrament that celebrates God's loving _____.

• justice

• mercy

• healing

• forgiveness

The priest prays the prayer of _____ and forgives us in the name of Jesus Christ.

• confession

• absolution

• blessing

• penance

Through the Sacrament of _____, we receive God's forgiveness for any sins we commit after our Baptism.

• Anointing of the Sick

• Confirmation

• Reconciliation

• Eucharist

The Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick and Sacrament of Reconciliation are called ______.

• Sacraments of Initiation

• Sacraments of Healing

• Sacraments of Community

• Sacraments of Service

The sorrow we feel for our sins is called _____.

• confession

• penance

• absolution

• contrition

Before receiving _____ for the first time, Catholics must receive forgiveness in the Sacrament of Reconciliation.

• Baptism

• Confirmation

• a blessing

• Holy Communion