WorksheetsPractice for my IDE quiz this coming friday
Total questions: 56
Worksheet time: 32mins
The Ignatian Way begins with God
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False
Ignatius sees God as a infinitely loving, infinitely generous giver of gifts
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False
God is communal
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False
God deals directly with each of us and gives each of us a the same set of talents, relationships, and tasks to accomplish.
True
False
These (a) are an expression of God's personal love. They call us to make a personal loving response.
God is inactive, not working in our world.
True
False
God became human in the person of (a) and thus deeply and permanently involved in our lives.
God passionately loves the world.
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False
Jesus comes into the world to bring salvation, healing, peace, abundant life, joy, and unity.
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False
Christ is calling us to serve, He needs us. We are to be the workers in the mission of healing, actors in the drama of salvation.
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False
Each of us has suffered the same place in this mission, we are to engage in helping souls in terms of Ignatius.
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False
The aim is to love and serve God.
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False
According to Ignatius, our task is to be free from (a) .
It helps us to sort through our attachments and to choose what will truly give us joy.
(a)
Through Ignatian Discernment, we still don't get in tune with God's mission.
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False
Discernment is a gradual process, we open the door, give God some time, and intimacy with God grows.
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False
The Ignatian way helps you to find God in all things.
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False
Everything is part of your spiritual life. Your friends, family, prayer, religious practices, job, relationships, and volunteer work.
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False
It is a specific set of organized beliefs usually shared by a community or groups.
Religion
Spirituality
It's all about customs, traditions, and culture
Religion
Spirituality
It is communal.
Religion
Spirituality
_______ is an "Individual practice"
Religion
Spirituality
It "has to do with that sense of purpose" and a connection to something beyond and bigger than you which is God.
Religion
Spirituality
"Every Spirituality offers you a distinctive " (a) " to God."
Spirituality connects us and provides us with a means to a destination that without this means or connection, we wouldn't be able to reach our destination.
True
False
Our ultimate goal is to be with God forever.
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False
"Away from the world"
Monastic Spirituality
Conventional Spirituality
Active Spirituality
"Away and with the world"
Monastic Spirituality
Conventional Spirituality
Active Spirituality
"In and with the world"
Monastic Spirituality
Conventional Spirituality
Active Spirituality
(a) is concerned with the actual doing of something rather than with theory or ideas.
Relates to us on a very personal and intimate level
God
Self
Others
You are someone with much potential to do good
God
Self
Others
Is very active and "present" in our world
God
Self
Others
Love others through service
God
Self
Others
It is a collection of notes, instructions, reflections, prayers, and observations written in dry proust.
(a)
Ignatius of Loyola noted that all ideas and prayer methods were not effective in fostering and experience of deep conversion.
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False
The Spiritual Exercises require a significant commitment of time and they engage at any level: intellect, emotions, memory, and will.
True
False
The book of exercises opens with 23 preliminary notes that carry an important message. The exercise must be adapted to the needs of the person making them.
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False
The (a) is an encounter with God and thus experience of a personal relationship that is to each one of us.
God’s boundless love for us and our flawed response to it. Our response is tampered with sin.
First Week
Second Week
Third Week
Fourth Week
Focuses on Christ’s mission to save and heal the world
First Week
Second Week
Third Week
Fourth Week
We reflect on scripture passages: Christ birth and baptism, His sermon on the mount, His ministry of healing and teaching, His raising Lazarus from the dead.
First Week
Second Week
Third Week
Fourth Week
We not only learn more about Jesus, we fall deeply with Him
First Week
Second Week
Third Week
Fourth Week
Contemplate on the Last Supper and Jesus Christ’s suffering
First Week
Second Week
Third Week
Fourth Week
Remember the gift of the Eucharist
First Week
Second Week
Third Week
Fourth Week
Experience and Jesus’s passion and death as the ultimate expression of God’s love for each of us.
First Week
Second Week
Third Week
Fourth Week
Brings us to the joy of Jesus’s Resurrection and His appearance to His disciples.
First Week
Second Week
Third Week
Fourth Week
We walk with Christ in a resurrected world
First Week
Second Week
Third Week
Fourth Week
We pray for a generous heart to find God in all things
First Week
Second Week
Third Week
Fourth Week
To work with Him in concrete ways as our lives unfold
First Week
Second Week
Third Week
Fourth Week
Love is better expressed in deeds rather than words.
First Week
Second Week
Third Week
Fourth Week
We use our intellect to seek insights into the ideas of Christian revelation.
Meditation
Contemplation
We ponder who God is and who we are before him.
Meditation
Contemplation
We use our imagination to place ourselves in a scene from the gospels
Meditation
Contemplation
The exercises engage our feelings as well our reasoning and aim for a whole-hearted passionate response to Christ’s invitation to know him more deeply.
True
False
The exercises are oriented toward words.
True
False
