T3 Sacraments 7RE

What is the purpose of Baptism in Christianity?

• To receive forgiveness for sins

• To symbolize cleansing and becoming part of the Christian community

• To strengthen a person's faith

• To unite a man and a woman for life

Which sacrament remembers the Last Supper of Jesus?

• Baptism

• Confirmation

• Eucharist (Communion)

• Holy Orders

What does the sacrament of Confirmation involve?

• Being anointed with holy oil and receiving a blessing from a bishop

• Confessing sins to a priest

• Exchanging vows in front of God and witnesses

• Being sprinkled with holy water

Which sacrament allows people to confess their sins and receive forgiveness?

• Baptism

• Reconciliation (Penance)

• Anointing of the Sick

• Marriage (Matrimony)

What is the purpose of the Anointing of the Sick?

• To unite a man and a woman for life

• To provide comfort and spiritual healing for those who are very ill

• To symbolize cleansing and becoming part of the Christian community

• To allow people to confess their sins

Which sacrament unites a man and a woman for life?

• Holy Orders

• Confirmation

• Marriage (Matrimony)

• Eucharist (Communion)

What is the purpose of the Holy Orders sacrament?

• To allow people to confess their sins

• To ordain priests, deacons, or bishops to serve the Church and its community

• To provide comfort and spiritual healing for the sick

• To symbolize cleansing and becoming part of the Christian community

How many sacraments are there

• 2

• 3

• 7

• 77

The character sacraments are

• Marriage and Holy Orders

• Baptism, Confirmation and Holy Orders

• Anointing of the Sick and Reconciliation

• Baptism, Eucharist, Confession

Sacraments that are never repeated are

• Baptism, Holy Orders, Confirmation

• Marriage, Eucharist and Confirmation

• Anointing of the Sick, Reconciliation

• Holy Water, Incense and Religious Medals