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WorksheetsSacraments and Sacramentals
Total questions: 21
Worksheet time: 11mins
How are we made members of the Church?
Birth
Baptism
Confession
Acts of Charity
The Church is also known as the:
Mystical Heart of Jesus
Mystical Body of Unity
The Church of Christ
The Mystical Body of Christ
The Mission of the Church is to:
Make sure everyone grows in Virtue
To Lead all souls to heaven
To Draw all souls to Christ
The mission of the Church is lead all souls to heaven and growing in Virtue helps us do that, and so does drawing souls to Christ so all the options are correct--including this one.
Who is part of the Church's Mission?
Priests
Religious
All her members
Only Jesus
How can we carry out the mission of the Church?
The Spiritual and Corporal works of mercy
Carrying for those who are sick and suffering
It's not our job, it's the Church's job to carry out her missoin
Living out our identity as priest, prophet, and king
Which three Sacraments use Chrism?
Confirmation, Baptism, and Eucharist
Anointing of the Sick, Confirmation, and Baptism
Holy Orders, Baptism, Confirmation
Holy Orders, Confession, Anointing of the Sick
What is the symbolism of the smell of the Chrism in the Sacraments?
It symbolizes the aroma of Christ that Christians are called to spread.
It just makes Sr. Maria Fatima happy!!!!!
The oil is a symbol of Strength
We want people to receive the Sacraments so the smell is an added bouns
What does the candle symbolize in the Sacraments of Confirmation and Baptism?
The fruits of the Holy spirit
The light of grace in our souls
The light of Christ
The gifts of the Holy Spirit
Every Sacrament has an "epiclesis" which means:
Calling down of Grace
Calling down of the Holy Spirit
Conforming to Christ
Signs and Symbols
The Laying on of hands in the Sacraments is an outward sign of:
The calling down of Jesus to the apostles
The end of the Sacramental rite
The Calling down of the Holy Spirit
The authority of the bishop
What is the Eucharist?
The white host we receive at Mass
The Body of Jesus
The Body and blood of Jesus
The body, blood, soul, and divinity of Jesus
The Eucharist helps us venerate the dignity of the human person because:
It is the Body of Jesus who became man
Because Jesus is in the Eucharist and his incarnation (becoming man) united our human nature with his Divine nature
Because when we venerate the Eucharist we are gazing on the image of God in whose likeness all men are created.
All of these answers apply to our understanding of the dignity of the human person through our veneration of the Eucharist.
How does the Eucharist help us to become more sensitive to the suffering of others?
The Eucharist is the body of Jesus offered on the Cross for us
On Calvary, Jesus offered his body on the cross for us
Jesus's sacrifice on the Cross made the Eucharistic Sacrifice possible, so we are united with him in his suffering
In the Eucharist we are united with the suffering of Jesus on Calvary when he offered himself for us, so we become more attuned to and sensitive towards those who suffer
Which of the following is the most complete definition of a Sacrament
An outward sign of an inward reality
An outward sign that gives grace and flows from the ministry of Jesus
An outward efficacious sign, instituted by Christ, entrusted to the Church, that gives grace.
An outward sign, instituted by the Church that prepares us to receive grace
What does the word "efficacious" mean?
It does what it says it does; it is effective
It has power to transform
It is visible
It gives grace
True or False: All the Sacraments are instituted (given to us) by Christ during is earthly life.
True
False
Which of the following is the best definition of Sacramental?
An outward sign that prepares us to receive grace in the Sacraments
A sign, object, prayer, or symbol that gives grace outside the Sacraments
A sign, symbol, object, or prayer that disposes us to receive grace.
A thing that helps us get holy
The Sacraments use physical signs because:
Man is both body and soul
Physical signs help us understand with our senses what is going on at a deeper level
Man is a composite being
All of these are correct and contribute to the purpose of the physical matter/sensible matter of the Sacraments
Where do the Sacraments get their power?
The physical actions of the priest
Jesus
The person receiving the Sacrament
The words and objects that are used
Which of the following is a sacramental?
Which of the following is a Sacramental?
