Baptism

What is Baptism?

• the sacrament of regeneration through water

• the sacrament that is an important path to confirm the outpouring of the Holy Spirit

• the sacrament of all sanctifying grace

• the sacrament of natural, human path of love

Which of the following is NOT a symbol of Baptism?

• Candle

• White Garment

• Holy Chrism

  (oil)

• Eucharist

What does the candle symbolize?

• Fire of the soul

• that Christ has enlightened one's life so that they might be "the light of the world"

• that Christ is present in the Baptism

• that the Baptism will last as long as the flame is lit

What does the White Garment symbolize?

• that the individual is welcomed into that Catholic Church

• that the family has a tradition of wearing the same outfit

• that the individual has "put on Christ" and is washed clean of sin

• that Church welcomes only individuals who wears clean clothes

What does the Holy Chrism symbolize?

• the grace of redemption won by Christ

• the ability to be "born of water and the spirit"

• the act to "put on" Christ, and share in Jesus' priestly and prophetic, and kingly roles

• the important teaching of faith

What is an Indelible Mark?

• a permanent, spiritual mark on one's soul

• a birthmark

• a mark that can be deleted

• a sign that is placed at the family's home

Who are the ministers of Baptism

• a baby and priest

• deacon or priest

• anyone willing to be Baptized

• unbaptized person and deacon

Who are the recipients of Baptism?

• Deacon or priest

• Unbaptized person and priest

• Unbaptized person or baby

• baby and priest

What is the Form of Baptism?

• The words spoken

• The items that you can touch

• The water and candle

• The clothes worn by the priest

What is the Matter of Baptism?

• The words spoke

• The items you can touch

• The indelible mark

• The gifts brought to the person being baptized