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WorksheetsOur Journey of Salvation (Part 1)
Total questions: 34
Worksheet time: 17mins
As a boy, Jesus travelled with Mary and Joseph to Jerusalem every year to celebrate...
Holy Week
The Passover festival
The Ascension
The Journey of Salvation
When the time came for Joseph and Mary to perform the ceremony of purification, as the Law of Moses commanded, they took the child to where to present him to the Lord?
Galilee
Bowral
Jerusalem
All of the above
When Mary and Joseph were looking for Jesus in Jerusalem, they searched for how many days?
1
3
5
7
When Mary and Joseph found Jesus in the temple, Jesus said "Didn't you know I would be here in my..."
Father's House
Mother's House
My House
God's House
When Jesus journeyed into the desert, the Devil tempted Him with false promises. Jesus answered, "Go away, Satan! The scripture says, Worship the Lord your God and..... "
give me a drink of water!
serve him dinner!
pray only to him!
serve only him!
Jesus was tempted three times by the Devil. What was the first temptation?
If you are the Son of God, throw yourself off this wall."
"If you are really the Son of God, turn these stones into bread."
"I will give you everything if you worship me."
They are many milestones on our 'track' towards heaven. What must we discover and learn about Jesus?
To celebrate the sacraments together as a parish community.
To live according to the teachings of Jesus.
To share God's love with one another.
All of the above.
The destination of our own spiritual journey is...
the desert where Jesus was tempted.
life with God in heaven.
Gumnut Patisserie.
the road to Emmaus.
When we talk to God regularly we...
grow closer to Jesus.
talk to ourselves.
get to eat dinner afterwards.
think of questions to ask.
There are many things we need to do to help us on our spiritual journey. These might be...
giving to the poor.
fasting on certain occasions.
celebrating Mass each Sunday.
All of the above.
There are many milestones on our 'track' towards heaven. An example might be...
living according to the teachings of Jesus.
we share God's love with one another.
winning a race at the school athletics carnival.
celebrating the sacraments together as a parish community.
One thing we need for our Spiritual Journey is
to wear sunglasses to cope with the glare of the sun.
to read and study textbooks.
to celebrate Mass each Sunday.
to record the information that we learn in class.
The Church's liturgical journey begins with...
Advent
Easter
Ordinary Time
Lent
Our spiritual journey is linked to...
Advent
the Church's liturgical journey
Jesus being tempted in the desert
the journey to the moon
The Church's liturgical journey is one year long. It begins with the First Sunday of Advent and ends with...
the celebration of the kingship of Jesus.
the New Year firework celebration.
Christmas.
Pentecost.
What are some important milestones along the Church's liturgical journey.
Lent
Holy Week
Easter Sunday
All of the above.
Confirmation is one of the important milestones in the Catholic life journey. Before Confirmation, you go through...
at least seven birthdays.
a period of instruction.
a glass door into a quiet room.
All of the above.
The Confirmation liturgy is a milestone because it marks readiness to commit to Jesus.
True
False
The Confirmation Liturgy is a journey because in the celebration of Confirmation, we proceed through the many parts: the rites and rituals of the sacrament.
True
False
Lent and Easter are important milestones our faith journey. But they are also...
chocolate egg time.
a time for almsgiving.
celebrations of accomplishment.
journeys in themselves.
Lent is a journey to Easter. It is a period that lasts for forty days. However, there are actually forty six days in Lent. Six of these days are Sundays. Sundays are not included and not counted as part of the Lenten season
True
False
Traditionally, the day before Lent is set aside as a day of preparation. It is the day before we begin the very holy time of fasting and repentance. This day is called...
Shrove Tuesday.
Ash Wednesday.
Holy Thursday.
Good Friday.
On Ash Wednesday we begin our long period of preparation for Easter. We receive ashes on our foreheads in the form of a cross. This signals the beginning of...
Advent
Lent
Easter
Pentecost
Why are certain days of Lent are marked with the sign of a fish?
We get a ash cross on our head on Ash Wednesday.
Fish is a substitute for meat during Lent.
Catholics do not eat meat on Fridays.
50% off fishing gear at BCF.
Holy Thursday evening, Good Friday, Holy Saturday and Easter Sunday are especially important milestones. We call these three days the...
Holy Trinity
The Father, Son and Holy Spirit
The Three Kings
Easter or Paschal Triduum
Holy Week occurs in the...
second week of Lent
week before Lent
last week of Lent
week after Lent
The word 'Holy' means...
a plant with green spiky leaves and red berries used at Christmas.
to be merry and loving.
separated and set upon for God's use.
can let air and water through easily.
On Holy Thursday, Jesus...
offers His blood and body in the last supper.
cleanses the temple and curses a fig tree.
is betrayed by Judas.
dies on the cross.
The Easter season lasts for...
30 days
40 days
50 days
60 days
The Easter Season is a journey to...
Advent and Pentecost
Pentecost and Annunciation.
the Ascension and to Pentecost.
Christmas and Easter.
The Ascension marks the day when Jesus was...
killed on the cross.
taken up to heaven, body and soul.
betrayed by Judas.
born.
We celebrate the ascension on the fortieth day. Because the Ascension is celebrated forty days after Easter, it always occurs on a...
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
For forty days after Jesus' death, he appeared to the apostles. During one of these times, He told them not to leave Jerusalem until...
Healed the sick.
He had travelled to Emmaus.
He had risen.
the Holy Spirit had come upon them.
On which feast day do we honour and celebrate Mary who was chosen to be the Mother of God?
Mother's Day
The Ascension
The Annunciation
St Patrick's Day
