Rel7-Unit 3-4- sacraments and salvation

What is a sacrament?

• A symbol of Jesus

• An outward sign or action representing God’s love and saving grace.

• A checklist to complete to go to Heaven

• One of the aspects of holiness

Which of the following IS NOT a sacrament of initiation?

• Baptism

• Confirmation

• Communion (Euchratist)

• Reconcilitaion

What are the two sacraments of healing?

• Marriage, Holy Orders

• Anointing of the Sick, Eucharist

• Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick

• Confirmation, Holy Orders

Who is chosen in the sacrament of baptism to help raise the child in the Catholic faith?

• Grandparents

• Parents

• Parents

• Godparents

In what sacrament do we receive the body and blood of Christ?

• Anointing of the Sick

• Reconciliation

• Marriage

• Eucharist

What is the purpose of the sacrament of Confirmation?

• When the Holy Spirit comes to us to strengthen the gifts that we received at Baptism

• When the Holy Spirit comes to us to strengthen the gifts that we received at Birth

• A calling to dedicate your life to God and His teachings

• A man and woman make a lifelong commitment to each other

Who normally administers the sacrament of Confirmation?

• Nun

• Bishop

• Deacon

• Priest

What is the meaning of the word “Salvation”?

• A promise between God and his people.

• The first official day of the Lenten season.

• The first official day of the Resurrection.

• Repairing and healing of  broken relationships.

Which summary best explains the “First Stage of Salvation”?

• Salvation is promised→ Adam and Eve create Original Sin

• Salvation is accomplished through Jesus’ life, death and resurrection.

• Salvation continues with the Holy Spirit.

• Salvation will be completed with us. 

Which summary best explains the “Second Stage of Salvation”?

• Salvation is promised→ Adam and Eve create Original Sin

• Salvation is accomplished through Jesus’ life, death and resurrection.

• Salvation continues with the Holy Spirit.

• Salvation will be completed with us.