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WorksheetsEverything Is Sacred - Part 4
Total questions: 35
Worksheet time: 18mins
Which of the following is NOT one of the major parts of Infant Baptism?
Welcoming
Liturgy of the Word
Profession of Faith
Liturgy of the Eucharist
Rte of Baptism and Blessing
How is the candidate for Baptism "claimed for Christ" during the welcoming?
They are anointed with holy oil
The sign of the cross is made on their forehead
They are sprinkled with holy water
The sign of peace is offered
Which part of the Mass is referred to ass the "priestly prayer of the people"?
The Creed
The Eucharistic Prayer
The Our Father
The Prayers of the Faithful
What two prayers follow the prayer of the faithful in the rite of baptism?
The creed and the our father
The prayers of blessing and profession
The prayers of exorcism and anointing
The prayers of blessing and anointing
Which symbol of baptism symbolizes rebirth and new beginnings?
The baptismal candle
The chrism or holy oil
The water
The white garment
Which symbol of baptism symbolizes purity?
The baptismal candle
The chrism or holy oil
The white garment
The water
What does the baptismal candle signify?
Purity
Rebirth or new beginnings
Healing
The light of Christ
What is the ephphetha?
The prayer over the ears and mouth
The prayer renouncing Satan and his works
The prayer in the name of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit
The prayer of exorcism
What does the use of incense during Catholic rites symbolize?
Reverence and holiness
The Blessed Trinity
The presence of Christ and His holy angels
Faith, hope, and love
Which symbol of baptism is NOT brought back at funerals?
White garment
Holy Water
Chrism or Holy Oil
The Paschal Candle
What are the two parts of the renewal of baptismal vows?
Profession of faith and expression of Trinitarian name
Expression of Trinitarians name and renunciation of sin
Submission to God and expression of belief
Profession of faith and renunciation of sin
Sign of the cross and submission of God
Moral corruption is symbolized by...
The odor of incense
The odor of sulfur
The presence of fire
The color black
What did the Romans believe about the journey after death?
They did not believe in life after death
They believed the dead traveled across the River Styx to Hades
They believed in heaven and hell just like we do
They believed that the dead person was judged by the gods and goddesses and then reborn or reincarnated
What is viatacum?
Liturgy of the Eucharist at a Baptism
The last communion a person receives before dying
The prayers of anointing at a Baptism
The city where the Pope lives
Which miracle of Jesus is the ephphetha a reminder of?
The healing of the man born blind
The resurrection of Lazarus
The healing of the paralyzed man
The healing of the man born deaf and dumb
The sacrament of baptism includes...
Immersion in water
Anointing with chrism
Wearing a white garment
Lighting a baptismal candle
All of the above
Which of the following is NOT a symbol of baptism?
Sign of peace
Chrism on the forehead
White garment
Candle
Prayers over ears and mouth
What does "ephphetha" translate to?
Rise up
You are forgiven
Sin no more
Be opened
Walk
What, according to the book, tells the story of the sacraments and of the Christian faith in a succinct and expressive form?
The Bible
Tradition
tradition
Rituals
The Gospels
According to the book, the best way to study theology is...
Through celebrating the rituals
By learning n a classroom
By reading the Bible
By praying daily
What is "little Easter"?
Palm Sunday
Pentecost
Jesus' Baptism
Sunday
The Ascension
According to the book - the best question to ask to learn theology is...
Who is God?
Why do we do this?
Why did Jesus die for our sins?
What would Jesus do?
What is the first part of an infant baptism ritual?
Liturgy of the Word
Welcome
Profession of Faith
Blessing
The baptism with water
In infant baptism, when does the Liturgy of the Word take place?
Before the profession of faith
After the profession of faith
Right before the baptism with water
Right before the blessing
Right after the baptism with water
Because baptism is a communal celebration, whenever possible it should be celebrated...
In a large group
In a private family ceremony
As part of a regular parish Mass
Only at the Easter Vigil
During which part of the Baptism is the candidate "claimed for Christ" by having a cross traced on his/her forehead?
Liturgy of the Word
Welcome
Profession of Faith
Blessing
The baptism with water
What is the purpose of the homily?
To teach theology to the people present
To ask and answer - what is the Lord saying to us today?
To address scriptural or moral topics of interest
To give the priest an opportunity to express his thoughts to the people present
Which prayer is the "congregation's response to the Word of God"?
The Our Father
The Eucharistic Prayer
The Kyrie
The Prayers of the Faithful
The Gloria
Which prayer is a reminder to us that we walk in communion with those who have gone before us marked with the sign of faith?
The Our Father
The Eucharistic Prayer
The Litany of the Saints
The Prayers of the Faithful
The Memorare
In baptism, the purpose of the exorcism is...
To drive out the evil spirit from the candidate
To warn off Satan that the candidate now belongs to Christ
To address the reality of evil
It is a tradition that dates back to the gospel stories
In baptism, which oil is used for anointing the candidate?
Chrism
Oil of Catechumens
Oil of Anointing
Sacramental Oil
The renewal of our baptismal promises has two parts, what are they?
The Trinitarian formula and the Creed
Exorcism and Ephphatha
Profession and absolution
Renunciation and profession
Jesus was anointed for 3 important roles - which is NOT one of those roles for which he was anointed?
Prophet
Redeemer
Priest
King
In the rite of Baptism, 4 symbols are given to the candidate in quick succession - which of the following is NOT one of the symbols
Anointing with oil
White garment
Candle lit at the Paschal candle
Ephphatha
Exorcism
According to the book, the Christian vocation entails the responsibility of...
Receiving the sacraments
Witness and support
Daily prayer
Praying, fasting, and almsgiving
