Chapter 14 Religion review

The sacraments of ___________ begin our life in the Church.

These sacraments are Baptism, Confirmation, and the Eucharist.

• baptism

• indelible

• initiation

• fortitude

Through pouring or immersing in water and the specific words of

this sacrament, God washes away Original Sin in the Sacrament of ____________.

• witness

• sacred chrism

• confirmation

• baptism

The perfumed oil that is blessed by the bishop is called __________.

It is used to anoint those receiving certain sacraments.

• fortitude

• initiation

• sacred chrism

• gifts

A ___________ is someone chosen by God to proclaim the

Good News of Jesus Christ.

• witness

• gifts

• indelible

• confirmation

The sacrament of ___________ deepens the graces of

Baptism.

• confirmation

• baptism

• initiation

• indelible

Through the __________ of the Holy Spirit, we are

open to following the Holy Spirit’s guidance.

• witnesses

• gifts

• fortitude

• confirmation

An __________ mark is a permanent mark made by the Holy

Spirit. We receive one in both Baptism and Confirmation.

• sacred chrism

• fortitude

• initiation

• indelible

Through Confirmation, we are especially strengthened in the cardinal

virtue of ___________.

• sacred chrism

• baptism

• confirmation

• fortitude

The laying on of hands is not involved in calling the Holy Spirit

down on those who are confirmed.

• true

• false

Fortitude empowers us to be witnesses.

• true

• false