Introduction to Catholic Faith

What is the name of our God?

• God

• Yahweh

• Allah

• Brahman

Who is Jesus Christ?

• Jesus Christ is the Son of God and the central figure of Christianity.

• A character in a popular novel.

• A prophet in Islam.

• A historical figure from ancient Rome.

What is the Holy Bible?

• A guide to modern philosophy.

• The Holy Bible is the sacred scripture of Christianity.

• A historical document of ancient civilizations.

• A collection of poetry from various authors.

What do we celebrate on Christmas?

• The start of the new year

• The birth of Jesus Christ

• The festival of lights

• The arrival of spring

What is prayer?

• A ritual performed only in churches.

• A method of meditation without any belief.

• A way to ask for material possessions.

• Prayer is a form of communication with a higher power.

Who are the saints?

• Saints are holy individuals recognized by the Church.

• Saints are individuals who perform miracles only after death.

• Saints are people who have never sinned in their lives.

• Saints are leaders of secular organizations.

What is the significance of the cross?

• The cross represents wealth and power.

• The cross is a symbol of peace and harmony.

• The cross signifies sacrifice and redemption in Christianity.

• The cross signifies the end of suffering.

What is the church?

• A community of believers and a place of worship.

• A historical building for community gatherings.

• A place for political discussions and debates.

• A social club for recreational activities.

What is the meaning of love in our faith?

• Love is the embodiment of compassion and selflessness in our faith.

• Love is merely a feeling without any significance in our faith.

• Love is a transactional exchange of favors in our faith.

• Love is an obligation that must be fulfilled in our faith.

Why do we go to Mass?

• To socialize with friends and family.

• To listen to a sermon without participating.

• To fulfill a weekly obligation without any spiritual significance.

• To participate in communal worship and receive the Eucharist.