Marriage 6th grade

What is the difference between a civil marriage and a sacramental marriage?

• A civil marriage is a contract, while a sacramental marriage is a covenant.

• A civil marriage is only recognized by the church, while a sacramental marriage is recognized by the government.

• A civil marriage requires a religious ceremony, while a sacramental marriage does not.

• A civil marriage is always permanent, while a sacramental marriage can be dissolved easily.

Who are the three main people involved in a sacramental marriage?

• Priest

• Groom

• Bride

• God

How many witnesses does the Church require for a sacramental marriage?

• uno

• dos

• tres

• cuatro

Where does a sacramental marriage typically occur?

• In a Church.

• At a beach.

• In a courthouse.

• In a park.

What are the four requirements for a sacramental marriage?

• Enter freely, consent to live out the covenant, exchange vows.

• Be baptized, attend church weekly, donate to charity, fast regularly.

• Live together for ten years, have children, sign a contract, celebrate a wedding feast.

• Obtain parental approval, wear special clothing, recite prayers, light candles.

Matrimony is known as a Sacrament of _________?

• Intiation

• Service

• Healing

What are the keys to a healthy marriage?

• wealth, power, and status

• constant agreement on everything

• strict rules and no compromise

• communication, consideration, forgiveness, and reconciliation

What is part of the formula in the sacrament of Marriage?

• I will.

• Until the end.

• I do.

• Forever yours.