Confirmation is a sacrament of _____.

___ point to a reality greater than itself.

____ comes from the Greek word meaning "to throw together".

This means that a sacrament performed had the proper permissions

This means that the sacrament performed met certain basic requirements

the person celebrating the sacrament

the stuff used in a sacrament

the reason why someone does a sacrament

This principle of sacramental theology, literally translated, means "from the work performed"

This principle of sacramental theology, literally translated, means "the law of prayer is the law of belief"

What is the form of reconciliation?

What is the matter of reconciliation?

Who is the minister of reconciliation?

To ___ is to eliminate or control a disease which disrupts the healthy functioning of someone’s mind, body, or behavior

To ___ is to make whole that which was broken

What is the third, essential characteristic of marriage other than a lifelong commitment and permanence?

Which ecumenical council made Matrimony an official sacrament?

Which of the following must those who are being married be open to and accept as gifts from God?

What is the Church declaration of nullity of a marriage called?

Which of the following terms describes the line that extends back to St. Peter, which each bishop is ordained in?

Which of the following is the sacrament by which baptized men are ordained for permanent ministry in the Church as priests, bishops, or deacons?

Which term is often confused with, but is not the same as, a declaration of nullity of marriage declared by the Church?

Which of the following words comes from the Greek word that means "service"?

Through Baptism, God calls everyone to all except which of the following?

Who are the ministers of matrimony in Roman Catholicism?

What are the common elements of the rites of ordination?

True or false: the rite of Ordination for priests, bishops, and deacons, is the same.

This sacrament of initiation has the spotlight on God the Father.

This sacrament of initiation has the spotlight on the Holy Spirit.

This sacrament of initiation has the spotlight on God the Son (Jesus).

The ____ of Baptism is "I baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit."

The ____ of baptism is water and Sacred Chrism.

What is a catechumen?

Once someone is newly initiated through the sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist, they are called ____.

Jesus and the Church are referred to as ______ sacraments.

When we live out our baptism, we become mediators. This relates to being a ____.

Which sacraments of initiation are only done once?

This sacrament of initiation incorporates people into the Body of Christ.

This sacrament of initiation works to bring the Body of Christ to its fullness.