Junior Sacraments Test – Baptism & Sacraments of Initiation

What is the main purpose of Baptism in Christian life?

• To join a parish community

• To remove sin and begin new life in Christ

• To prepare for marriage

• To celebrate Confirmation

The Sacraments of Christian Initiation are:

• Baptism, Eucharist, and Holy Orders

• Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist

• Confirmation, Reconciliation, and Eucharist

• Baptism, Marriage, and Eucharist

The term 'mystagogy' refers to:

• The vows at Baptism

• The time after initiation when new Christians reflect on their experience

• The study of saints

• A type of prayer devotion

What is Baptism of Desire?

• Martyrdom before Baptism

• Salvation for those seeking God sincerely but not baptized with water

• The ritual use of holy oils

• The vows made at Baptism

Who are godparents?

• Parents who bring a child for Baptism

• Practicing Catholics who guide the newly baptized in faith

• Members of the parish council

• Bishops and priests

Which oil is used in Baptism, Confirmation, and Holy Orders?

• Sacred Chrism

• Olive oil

• Oil of Catechumens

• Holy Water

The 'Law of Love' given by Jesus commands us to:

• Follow all Church laws perfectly

• Love God and neighbor

• Pray at every hour of the day

• Fast during Lent

The candle in Baptism symbolizes:

• Hope for eternal life

• The light of Christ

• The fire of the Holy Spirit

• Renewal of vows

Who is St. Charles Lwanga?

• A pope who defined Baptism

• An Eastern Catholic bishop

• A Ugandan martyr who defended Christian faith and purity

• Founder of the Madonna House

What does the word 'Ephphatha' mean in the Baptism rite?

• 'Go in peace'

• 'Be opened'

• 'Be holy'

• 'Live in Christ'