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WorksheetsConscience: Vocabulary and Mixed Questions
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 14mins
Through our Baptism each of us is called to become more like Jesus.
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When we think, speak, and act as Jesus did, we become more like him.
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God is always ready to welcome us back as his children.
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Our conscience is like an inner voice that helps us choose good over evil.
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Our conscience works in three ways: 1) it works before we make a decision. It helps us to know what is good. It helps us consider our choices. 2) It works while we are making a decision. It brings about feelings of peace or discomfort depending on our choices. 3) It works after we make a decision. It enables us to judge (good/evil) the decisions we have made.
Which stage describes conscience helping us to know what is good as we consider choices?
Before we make a decision
While we are making a decision
After we make a decision
Which stage involves conscience bringing feelings of peace or discomfort during the choice?
Before the decision
While we are making a decision
After the decision
Which stage enables us to judge the good or evil of a decision already made?
Before the decision
During the decision
After the decision
Our conscience is a gift from God.
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A good conscience leads us to be truthful and fair; it guides us to make decisions that are based on the actions and teachings of Jesus.
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False
A good conscience helps us to live the way God created us to live.
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Forming a good conscience is our responsibility. This responsibility continues throughout our lives.
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A good conscience is formed by:
listening to God the Holy Spirit
asking parents/guardians, priests, teachers to help you
following the good examples of the saints
learning about God through Scripture
Way to form a good conscience
All Baptized members of the Church are called to share the Good News of Jesus. This is called.....
pentent
Confession
evangelization
Seal of Confession
The restoring of friendship and peace with God is called _______.
absolution
conscience
reconciliation
repent
The word repent means to turn away from sin and to live the way God wants us to live.
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Forgiveness was an important part of Jesus' ministry.
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If we sin, we can ask God's forgiveness in the sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation.
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In the celebration of the Sacrament of Penance, the penitent is the person seeking God's forgiveness.
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Contrition, confession, penance, and absolution are always part of the celebration of the sacrament of Penance.
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Contrition means the penitent is truly sorry for sins and firmly intends not to sin again.
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Confession — the penitent tells or confesses his/her sins to the priest and talks to the priest about ways to love God and others.
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Penance can help the penitent make up for any harm caused by sin and grow as a disciple of Christ.
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False
Who is the penitent in the sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation?
The more we examine our conscience the easier it is to hear and follow our conscience.
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How can we examine our conscience?
First, we think about how others have treated us. Next, we ask God to forgive people who have hurt us and try to forget about our mistakes.
First, we think about the ways we have loved God and others. Next, we ask ourselves whether we have sinned; either by doing what we know is wrong or by not doing the good things we could have done.
First, we list all the good things we have done this week. Next, we thank God for our blessings and promise to do even better next time.
Bonus – Saint Timothy — born in Lystra (modern Turkey); parents not Christian but grandmother was; when Timothy was around 20 years old Saint Paul came to his hometown; because of St. Paul’s preaching Timothy became a Christian; Timothy was bishop of Ephesus.
Where was Saint Timothy born?
Lystra (modern Turkey)
Ephesus
Rome
Athens
