lesson 3

Question 1

CCC

Answer 1

catechism of the Catholic Church

Question 2

ACTS Prayer Model

Answer 2

Adoration, Confession, Thanksgiving, and Suplication

Question 3

is when
Christians pray on their own
*Christians may pray aloud
they may pray silently

Answer 3

Personal Prayer

Question 4

Asking questions, talking about
your family and friends,
wondering about the future,
saying sorry, saying thank you,
listening to what they have to
say and not worrying about
silent moments, just being glad
to be with them.

Answer 4

personal prayer

Question 5

When Christians meet together, they will
often make time to pray. This is because
Jesus said that when Christians gather to
pray in His name, He is there; God hears
and answers.

Answer 5

public prayer

Question 6

is performed by Roman Catholics
and some Anglican denominations.

Answer 6

liturgical worship

Question 7

are night prayers; during his
ministry Jesus often like to pray at
night because it is quiet and
peaceful. Churches may organise a
vigil if it is a special time in
the Church year or if they are
praying for something very
important. For example; if
someone is very ill or harmed in their
community

Answer 7

vigils

Question 8

is an essential element of the
Christian life. To his disciples, drawn by their
Master’s silent prayer, Jesus teaches a vocal
prayer, the Our Father.

Answer 8

vocal prayer

Question 9

During this,
Christians will sit quietly, normally
alone, and focus on God.
Some Christians will use words of the
Bible to help them concentrate their
mind on God.

Answer 9

meditative prayer

Question 10

2709 St. Teresa answers: “is nothing else
than a close sharing between friends; it
means taking time frequently to be alone
with him who we know loves us.”6
Contemplative prayer seeks him “whom my
soul loves.”

Answer 10

contemplative prayer

Question 11

expressions of prayer

Answer 11

vocal prayer, contemplative prayer, meditative prayer