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WorksheetsThe Church as the Sacrament of Communion
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
What is the greek word for the church which means mean God’s people, called, convoked, formed by
Him as the object of His designs. The word generally
means the constitution of the community of those who will
be sharers in salvation.
eeklisia
ekklesia
iglesia
qahal
What is the term that is used to denote the followers of
Jesus Christ. Acts 11:26 records that “it was in Antioch that
the disciples were called by it for the first time.”
Apostles
Catholics
Christians
Follower of Christ
What are the effects of the Sacrament of Baptism?
A.Restoration of sanctifying grace
B. Become a member of the Body of Christ
C. Spiritually nourish
D. become bold witnesses of Christ
E. Both A and B are correct
It comes from the Latin word communio, (sharing in common) and communis, (participation by all).
communication
community
commemorate
communion
One of the four marks of the church that explains that there is only one Lord, one Church, one Baptism, one Faith, one Body of Christ
Church is Holy
Church is One
Church is Apostolic
Church is Catholic
She is of divine origin, sanctified by Christ
Church is Holy
Church is Catholic
Church is Apostolic
Church is One
It means “universal.” It refers as much to the fullness of the faith she possesses as to the undeniable extension in both time and space that has characterized her virtually from the
beginning.
Church is Catholic
Church is Apostolic
Church is One
Church is Holy
The Church is founded upon the Apostles, continued authority through true Apostolic Succession.
Church is Holy
Church is Apostolic
Church One
Church is Catholic
Baptism incorporates a person into the life, Death, and Resurrection of Christ and unites him or her to the Church as a member of the Body of Christ.
True
False
Communion is at least two people united together, sharing something in common, participating in something common, or possessing a friendship. One example of communion is a married couple who create a common life united by love.
True
False
It is the work of restoring full Christian unity.
ecumenism
communion
church
salvation
How does a person enter the communion of the Church?
He or she enters by faith and Baptism.
He or she follows Jesus
He or she do good deeds
He or she prays to the Lord
According to the Magisterium of the Catholic Church, what is the proper term for Protestant denominations?
parish
ecclesial communities
diocese
christian believers
They are successors of the Apostles, ordained through the laying on of hands, possessing the fullness of the Sacrament of Holy Orders.
Preachers
Lay
Disciples
Bishops
What are separated churches?
Iglesia ni Cristo
Protestants
Anglican
Eastern and Oriental Orthodox Churches.
The Church is the Sacrament of Communion because she is God’s instrument to bring people into communion with him and with each other.
TRUE
FALSE
In the documents of Vatican II, the Council Fathers used the term “ecclesial communities” to refer to the Eastern Orthodox Churches.
TRUE
FALSE
The elements of sanctity and truth in Protestant communities permit the Holy Spirit to use them as “instruments of salvation” that can draw their members toward the fullness of the Church founded by Christ.
TRUE
FALSE
The Catholic faithful as well as her separated brethren tend to agree about the meaning of the four marks of the Church in the Nicene Creed.
TRUE
FALSE
By virtue of our common Baptism, we tend to speak of non-Catholic Christians as being in complete communion with the Church.
TRUE
FALSE
The Catholic bishops— as (a) of the Apostles— share a communion in faith with the Pope.
The four marks of the Church are One, (a) , Catholic, and apostolic .
The Protestant and Anglican communities that arose out of the Reformation either deny the need for Apostolic (a) or have redefined it in various ways that are incompatible with what the Catholic and Orthodox Churches believe.
The fullness of truth (a) in the Catholic Church.
A breach of the unity of the visible Church; the refusal to submit to the Pope or be united with the bishops in communion with him
(a)
