Religion Flashcards

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A Christian is someone who follows?

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Jesus

This reflects the core belief of Christianity.

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When did you become a Christian?

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at Baptism

Baptism is traditionally viewed as the initiation into the Christian faith.

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What is a sacrament an outward sign of?

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God’s grace

Sacraments are considered means by which believers receive God’s grace.

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Which of the following is NOT one of the purpose of the sacraments?

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give worship to God

The primary purposes of sacraments include forgiveness, building up the body of Christ, and sanctification.

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What is something that would stop us from receiving the sacraments with the right dispositions?

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mortal sin

Mortal sin is a serious violation of God’s law that requires repentance.

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How do we witness to Jesus in our lives after receiving the sacrament of Confirmation?

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in word and deed

Confirmation empowers believers to live out their faith actively.

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Which person of the Blessed Trinity is the Holy Spirit?

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3rd

The Holy Spirit is recognized as the third person of the Trinity.

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Is the Holy Spirit God?

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YES

The Holy Spirit is fully God, equally divine as the Father and the Son.

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Is the Holy Spirit equal to the Father and the Son?

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YES

The Holy Spirit shares the same divine nature as the Father and the Son.

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What event does our Confirmation remind us of?

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Pentecost

Pentecost is significant as it marks the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the apostles.

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When is the Chrism that we use at Confirmation blessed?

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Holy Thursday

The blessing of Chrism occurs during the Mass of the Lord’s Supper.

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What does the Bishop say when he annoints us at Confirmation?

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Be sealed with the Gift of the Holy Spirit

This phrase emphasizes the impartation of the Holy Spirit.

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In what form does the Bishop anoint the forehead with Chrism?

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cross

The sign of the cross symbolizes belonging to Christ.

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What does Confirmation help us to do with our Catholic faith?

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profess and defend it

Confirmation strengthens our commitment to the faith.

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How often may we receive Confirmation?

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once

Confirmation is a sacrament that is received only once.

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What special preparation should we make to receive Confirmation?

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pray, go to Confession, know our obligations as Catholics

Preparation involves spiritual readiness and understanding of faith.

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What is the minimum amount of Sacraments a person must have received to be a sponsor at Confirmation?

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1

A sponsor must have received Baptism and Confirmation.

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What is a sponsor’s role on the day of Confirmation?

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present the person to be Confirmed to the bishop

The sponsor represents the community and supports the candidate.

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Which of the following is NOT one of the Sacraments of Initiation?

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Holy Orders

The Sacraments of Initiation are Baptism, Eucharist, and Confirmation.

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When does someone become a fully initiated member of the Catholic Church?

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After receiving all of the Sacraments of Initiation

Full initiation involves Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist.

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In which sacrament are we reborn?

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Baptism

Baptism signifies the new birth in Christ.

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In which sacrament are we strengthened?
Confirmation ## Footnote Confirmation empowers believers with the Holy Spirit.
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In which sacrament are we sustained?
Eucharist ## Footnote The Eucharist nourishes and sustains the spiritual life.
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What is the name of someone who knows and follows Jesus?
Christian ## Footnote A Christian is someone who adheres to the teachings of Jesus Christ.
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A sacrament is an action of ...?
Jesus ## Footnote Sacraments are seen as actions instituted by Christ.
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How do you need to receive the sacraments in order to get the grace that comes with them?
with the right disposition ## Footnote Proper disposition is essential for receiving sacramental grace.
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We receive the Holy Spirit for the first time in the sacrament of Confirmation.
FALSE ## Footnote The Holy Spirit is received at Baptism and confirmed in Confirmation.
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What does the Bishop anoint with at Confirmation?
Chrism ## Footnote Chrism is a consecrated oil used in various sacraments.
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What is Chrism a sign of?
the strength of the Holy Spirit ## Footnote Chrism symbolizes the empowerment by the Holy Spirit.
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What kind of power is the grace that we receive in Confirmation?
an active power ## Footnote The grace of Confirmation enables active participation in the faith.
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How often are we to go to Mass as Catholics?
every Sunday ## Footnote Attending Mass weekly is a fundamental obligation for Catholics.
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How often (at least) are we to receive Penance and Eucharist as Catholics?
once a year ## Footnote Catholics are required to receive Penance at least annually.
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To be a sponsor, one must be a ______________ Catholic
practicing ## Footnote A practicing Catholic actively participates in church life and sacraments.
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Your sponsor's job continues past the day of your Confirmation and lasts for your whole life.
TRUE ## Footnote The sponsor's role is ongoing, providing spiritual guidance.
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