Chapter 15 Religion review

The sacraments of Reconciliation and

Anointing of the Sick are sacraments of

___________.

• grace

• healing

• anointing of the sick

• venial sin

________ breaks our communion with

God, the Church, and others.

• venial sin

• grace

• mortal sin

• justice

________ wounds but does not break

our communion with God, the Church,

and others.

• grace

• prayer of absolution

• venial sin

• mortal sin

In a state of ________, we live with

sanctifying grace in our souls.

• prayer of absolution

• justice

• healing

• grace

When the priest says the _____________

in Reconciliation, Jesus forgives our sins.

• prayer of absolution

• justice

• healing

• anointing of the sick

This sacrament is for those who are seriously sick or dying.

They receive graces to face the hardships of the illness.

• confirmation

• anointing of the sick

• Baptism

• confession

Giving what is due to a person is called _______.

• grace

• prayer

• justice

• healing

Jesus forgives our sins in the Sacrament of Reconciliation.

• true

• false

Sin wounds our relationship only with God, not with others.

• true

• false