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Question 1

is a personal
calling from God

Answer 1

vocation

Question 2

This is God’s offer for His people. People need to accept it
wholeheartedly.

Answer 2

vocation

Question 3

The need to recognize and accept the calling of God
must come from the person himself. A person can
choose what kind of vocation or calling that he or she
wants. This is a process in one’s journey of life.

Answer 3

discernment

Question 4

is, essentially, an occupation.

Answer 4

vocation

Question 5

In a religious context, it implies that someone has had a divine call to live a religious life.

Answer 5

vocation

Question 6

Through the Sacrament of Baptism, we all have one calling in our lives:

Answer 6

holiness

Question 7

This means following Jesus to the best of our abilities.

Answer 7

holiness

Question 8

Vocation comes from the Latin word ______ which means _________

Answer 8

vocare and to call

Question 9

This call is found in Scripture as it
states

Answer 9

“Hear, O Israel! The Lord is our God, the Lord alone!
Therefore, you shall love the Lord, your God, with your whole heart,
and with your whole being, and with your whole strength” (Dt 6:4-5
NABRE)

Question 10

four distinct types of vocations in
the Church

Answer 10

religious life
married life
priesthood
single life

Question 11

Commitment in life to live as
Christ lived through vows of
poverty, chastity and obedience.

Answer 11

religious life

Question 12

Faithful commitment to each
other is consecrated by the
Sacrament of Holy Matrimony,
they strive to please God through
their devotion to each other and
building a faith-driven family.

Answer 12

married life

Question 13

Conformed to Jesus Christ
through the Sacrament of Holy
Orders, priests are called to be
chosen instruments in the world.

Answer 13

priesthood

Question 14

The Church confers the Sacrament of Holy Orders only on __________, whose
suitability for the exercise of the ministry has been duly recognized.

Answer 14

baptized men

Question 14

is conferred by the laying on of hands followed by
a solemn prayer of consecration asking God to grant the ordained the graces of
the Holy Spirit required for his ministry.

Answer 14

the sacrament of holy orders

Question 15

Commit their lives to
serve others in their
work and prayer.

Answer 15

single life

Question 16

It is _______ who confers the sacrament of Holy Orders
in the three degrees.

Answer 16

the bishop

Question 17

The fullness of the sacrament of orders by which a man becomes a bishop and
acquires the power to ordain other bishops and priests, to confirm, and to
become part of the episcopal community with the power of jurisdiction according
to the canons of ecclesiastical law and the provisions of the Holy Sea

Answer 17

episcopate

Question 18

The priesthood, as the second rank of holy orders above the
diaconate and below the episcopate; Greek ________, elder.

Answer 18

presbyterate

Question 19

A deacon is a member of the ___________, an office in Christian churches that is
generally associated with service of some kind, but which varies among
theological and denominational traditions

Answer 19

diaconate

Question 20

The word deacon is derived from the Greek word _______.

Answer 20

diakonos

Question 21

The word deacon is derived from a Greek word which is a standard ancient Greek word meaning

Answer 21

“servant”
“waiting-man”
“minister”
or “messenger”

Question 22

The word________ refers to the person’s state of life, and their status in the church,
which ultimately defines what responsibilities and rights apply to them.

Answer 22

life

Question 22

means set apart solely for God.

Answer 22

consecrated

Question 22

is a calling to give oneself to the Lord
in the service of the Church. It is
about accepting the invitation to
consecrate yourself to a particular
way of living the Christian vocation
in poverty, chastity, and obedience
in the service of God, the Church,
and the world

Answer 22

consecrated life or religious life

Question 23

While life differs for each consecrated brother and sister, the religious
lifestyle can be best summed up in three vows:

Answer 23

chastity
poverty
obedience

Question 24

is the promise to love God
and the people of God
through the service of one’s
life. It is the joyous
affirmation of someone who
knows how to live a self-giving life without thinking
about what they can get in
return.

Answer 24

vow of chastity

Question 24

is about living simply. Consecrated
men and women have few
possessions, and what they do
have, they share in common with
their community. In living out this
vow, men and women in religious
life simply want to detach
themselves from possessing or
being possessed by anything.

Answer 24

vow of poverty

Question 24

is the fidelity of spouses to each other and is concerned with the avoidance of all extra marital affairs

Answer 24

marital chastity

Question 24

Is observed by people who opted not to marry. Some keep this chastity simply
because they believe that marriage is not for them. Other observe this chastity for a religious motive.

Answer 24

celibate chastity

Question 25

It refers to the avoidance of sexual intercourse before marriage.

Answer 25

marital chastity

Question 25

Is the physical and spiritual intregrity that must be kept before marriage

Answer 25

pre-marital chastity

Question 25

is a profound “yes”: to God, to the
people of God, to a religious
community and to a specific way
of life. This “yes” allows the
consecrated person to follow
God’s call wherever and whatever
it may lead them to.

Answer 25

vow of obedience

Question 26

3 forms of Chastity

Answer 26

pre-marital chastity
marital chastity
celibate chastity

Question 27

3 Characteristic of Intergral love in Marital state of Life

Answer 27

fruitfulness
union
freedom of fear

Question 28

bearing children out of love after marriage

Answer 28

fruitfulness

Question 29

two becoming ine because they love each other

Answer 29

union

Question 29

doing marital act in freedom and love within marriage

Answer 29

freedom from fear