Unit 2 Flashcards
Why do Christians have Sunday as their Sabbath day?
It is the day Jesus rose from the dead?
Why is the Mass the greatest act of worship?
It is Jesus’ house
What are the Holy Days of Obligation?
January 1 - Mary mother of God Assumption of Mary 40 days after Easter November 1 -- Solemnity of All Saints December 8 - Immaculate Conception December 25 -- Christmas
What is required by the 2nd Commandment?
The 2nd Commandment requires us to respect and revere God’s name
What are the spiritual works of mercy?
Instruct the ignorant Counsel the doubtful Admonish sinners Bear wrongs patiently Forgive offenses willingly Comfort the sick Pray for the living and the dead
What are the corporal works of mercy?
Feed the hungry Give drink to the thirsty Clothe the naked Shelter the homeless Visit the sick Bury the dead Ransom the captive
What are the 6 parts of the Liturgical Year?
Lent Advent Easter Christmas Tridium Ordinary Time
What are the requirements for worthy reception of Holy Communion?
fast one hour
you need to be catholic
understand who you are receiving
What does it mean that God is eternal?
God has no beginning and no end
What do parents promise during Baptism?
They promise to renounce Satan and his evil ways.
What is self-denial?
Self denial is giving up something we desire for the greater good
What is almsgiving?
giving of our resources to those in need
What is an oath?
calling God to witness the truth
Where in Church is the Word of God proclaimed?
Ambo
Other than Sundays, what days must Catholics attend mass?
Holy Days of Obligation
What is the beginning of the Liturgical Year?
Immaculate Conception
What is fasting>
eating less food
What do we call verbal abuse of God?
swearing
What vow do a couple take during marriage?
fidelity
What is the tabernacle?
Where the Eucharist is stored
What is Sabbath?
the day of rest
What kind of worship is Mass?
eternal
What does the Liturgical Year parallel?
the life of Christ
Where is the sacrifice offered?
at the altar
