When we ask God for things for ourselves we call it prayers of ___________.

When we ask God for help for our friends, family or our world, we are using prayers called ________?

In the words of the Lord’s Prayer, Jesus invites us to share in a filial relationship of intimacy and love as adopted sons and daughters through Baptism. Filial means?

Praying the Lord’s Prayer reminds us that as God’s own adopted children, we must speak and act in a way that is worthy of this _________.

Like the man who boldly knocks on a friend’s door at midnight, asking for food, we can be __________ with God and share our needs, concerns, and problems with him anytime.

Even when our prayers seem to go _____________, we will come to believe that God never fails to embrace us in our time of need, offering us gentle mercy and abundant compassion.

1. A prayer to Mary is really a prayer asking that she interceed for us and offer our prayers to God on _______behalf.

Although Catholics worship God alone, we venerate Mary and the saints. To venerate means to show _____________________

Prayer involves your mind and heart. It includes insight and affection, just like a good __________ does.

A _____________ is a two-step form of prayer. First God gives us a gift, and then we respond with joy and gratitude.

________ is closely related to blessing. When we adore God, we acknowledge that we are creatures before the One who created us.

Praying memorized prayers and praying in our own words are both important forms of __________prayer.

In a prayer of __________________, we remember that we are creatures and that God is our Creator.

_____________ embraces all other forms of prayer and carries them to God who is our source and goal. It is the form of prayer that expresses our love for God simply because God is .

______________ is form of prayer involving a variety of methods and techniques, in which one engages the mind, imagination, and emotions to focus on a particular truth, Scripture passage, or other spiritual manner.

A form of wordless prayer in which one is fully focused on the presence of God

•Sometimes defined as “resting in God”.

Although Christian prayer can take many forms, it is always rooted in the example and teachings of ___________ as found in the Gospels and in the sacramental life of the church.

"Alleluia" literally means: Praise the Lord! It is a prayer of _________.

Our Prayer doesn't change God, it changes_______!

1. Dedication of our whole selves to God, who has revealed himself to us through both words and deeds is called:

God reveals himself to us through:

Which of the following is NOT a form of evangelization?

The word evangelization means:

Which of the following is NOT an examples of what we can do to fulfill Jesus’ mission.

Pope Saint John Paul II’s encyclical Redemptoris Missio suggests that the Church must reach out to cultures, communities, and groups where Christ and the Gospel message are not known, are inactive or consider themselves not part of the Church.

Inculturation must:

The Four Principles of Evangelization are:

A state of eternal life and union with God in which one experiences full happiness and the satisfaction of the deepest human longing

The state of permanent separation from God, reserved for those who die in a state of mortal sin, that is, who freely and consciously choose to reject God to the very end of their lives.

A state of final purification or cleansing, which one may need to enter following death and before entering heaven.

Miracles can be proven/disproven with science.

Miracles go against the natural laws of the universe and can only be explained by the existence of a divine power (God).

Which of the following is NOT true? Through miracles, God . . .

Beleiving in miracles gives us hope when we feel lost or helpless.

Which of the following in NOT a type of synoptic gospel miracle?