Worksheets7.1 Intro to the Sacraments
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 25mins
What separates us from God?
Sin
Our nature
Space
Time
What bridges the gap between our sin and God?
The Pope
The Brooklyn Bridge
Ourselves- through virtue
Jesus
This is a visible sign of an invisible grace, instituted by Christ for our salvation:
Rosary
Sacramental
Sacrament
Crucifix
God's signs have the power to accomplish what they signify.
True
False
Each sacrament represents something:
(Select ALL correct answers)
Past
Present
Future
Which of these is NOT one of the reasons God instituted the sacraments?
Due to how strong our minds are which easily perceive God
As remedies for our soul
Combat pride and increase humility
To make a public profession of our faith
Which sacrament corresponds to being born?
Baptism
Confirmation
Matrimony
Anointing of the Sick
Which sacrament corresponds to our need for persons with authority to govern?
Holy Orders
Penance
Matrimony
Baptism
Which of these refers to the words spoken in the sacrament:
Form
Matter
Minister
Form and Matter
Which of these refers to the physical element of the sacrament?
Form
Matter
Minister
Form and Matter
Who is the author the sacraments?
The Pope
The Bishop
Jesus
The minister of the sacrament
How many sacraments leave a permanent seal/character on the soul?
1
2
3
4
This word means "when God became man"
Incarnation
Holy Orders
Epiphany
Inspiration
Did Jesus abandon the apostles when He ascended into heaven?
No - because He never left
No - because He empowered them with His Holy Spirit
Yes - because He rejected them
Yes - because He left them all alone
Which of these does NOT describe life for Christians around the year A.D. 250?
Christianity was illegal
They celebrated the Lord's Supper
They had large gatherings
Their communities had to be kept hidden
This person first used the word "sacramentum"
Tertullian
Augustine
Thomas Aquinas
Luther
Who first lifted the ban on Christian worship and in what year?
Emperor Nero in A.D. 275
Emperor Constantine in A.D. 313
Emperor Theodosius in A.D. 275
Emperor Caesar in A.D. 313
Who first taught that Baptism confers a permanent seal on a person?
Tertullian
Augustine
Thomas Aquinas
Luther
Which of these does NOT describe life for a Christian in the High Middle Ages?
They built huge beautiful Cathedrals
About half the population was Christian
Rituals were more formalized and rich
Christianity was the dominant culture
Who taught that the sacraments are causes of God's grace?
Tertullian
Augustine
Thomas Aquinas
Luther
What was the unfortunate result of people overemphasizing the correct form of the sacraments?
People didn't have to worry about the holiness of the priest
Some put their faith in proper performance over the meaning
They stopped practicing sacraments
It unified the universal Church
The reformation came about due to a need to correct:
(Select ALL correct answers)
Clerical abuses
Political abuses
Overly literal thinking about sacraments
Priestly ordination requirements
The Church's poor job at adapting the faith to different cultures
Which of these is NOT something the Council of Trent affirmed?
There are 7 sacraments
Proper form is not necessary for a sacrament
The Scholastic understanding of the sacraments
Sacraments are causes of grace
This term refers to holy objects used in religious practices that can be spiritually enriching:
Sacrament
Sacramental
Sacramentis
Sacramentum
What challenges did the Second Vatican Council face?
(Select ALL correct)
Keeping the teachings on sacraments true to the Jesus
Making sacraments more effective instruments of grace
working for renewal
Affirming the Catholic belief in the authority of the Pope
