Unit 3 Review

Question 1

What is central to Christian spirituality?

Accepted Answer

Experiencing the sacred through Jesus Christ and community.

Question 2

Who gave us the Sacraments to help us grow closer to God?

Accepted Answer

Christ

Question 3

Why did Christ institute the sacrament of Penance?

Accepted Answer

To offer forgiveness and healing for sins committed after Baptism

Question 4

Which sacrament is usually the last one you will receive in your life?

Accepted Answer

Anointing of the Sick

Question 5

Murder CAN be a mortal sin (it depends on your intentions)

Accepted Answer

True

Question 6

What is a charism?

Accepted Answer

A gift from the Holy Spirit to serve and build the Church

Question 7

Which of the following are NOT one of the three levels of Holy Orders?

Accepted Answer

Monks (Monestrate)

Question 8

What are the Stations of the Cross about?

Accepted Answer

Jesus’ final journey

Question 9

What is prayer?

Accepted Answer

A wholehearted faith response to God

Question 10

What symbols/primary words are associated with Reconciliation?

Accepted Answer

Confession of sins, words of absolution

Question 11

Which of the following is NOT a Catholic Spirituality?

Accepted Answer

Magdalian

Question 12

Which of the following is one of the EIGHT characteristics of a ritual?

Accepted Answer

Rituals require wholehearted participation - cheering on a home team, Rituals are often communal actions and involve a community - Christmas, Are often repeated - visiting a grave each year, Involve movement and gestures that convey meaning- shaking hands, waving

Question 13

What is the Daily Examen used for?

Accepted Answer

To reflect on the events of the day and detect God's presence

Question 14

Where does the word “sacrament” come from?

Accepted Answer

A Latin word used in the Roman army for a special oath

Question 15

What does the sacrament of marriage celebrate?

Accepted Answer

Covenant of love

Question 16

What are the three main types of prayer?

Accepted Answer

Personal, Community, Liturgical

Question 17

What does the oil symbolize in the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick?

Accepted Answer

The ability of the oil to cure or heal, symbolizing God's healing grace.

Question 18

You CANNOT receive the sacrament of Anointing of the Sick more than once in your life.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 19

Which of the following is NOT a way of praying?

Accepted Answer

Looking to the stars

Question 20

What are symbolic actions?

Accepted Answer

Actions that carry a deeper meaning and express our beliefs and values

Question 21

What are venial sins?

Accepted Answer

A lesser sin that weakens but does not break one’s relationship with God, Not as serious and not as necessary to confess

Question 22

Which form of prayer involves focusing the mind to be better attuned to God's presence?

Accepted Answer

Meditation

Question 23

What are rituals?

Accepted Answer

Symbolic actions that express beliefs and make symbols come alive

Question 24

What is Christian spirituality?

Accepted Answer

A response to God’s loving and forgiving presence

Question 25

What are cultural symbols?

Accepted Answer

Symbols that are tied to a situation and may lose meaning outside of it

Question 26

Which of the following best describes the religious sign of the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick?

Accepted Answer

Anointing with oil and saying prayers by the minister and the whole Church.

Question 27

What are universal symbols?

Accepted Answer

Symbols that can be understood in many different cultures

Question 28

What are practical actions?

Accepted Answer

Actions done only for specific, useful purposes, with no deeper meaning

Question 29

What are mortal sins?

Accepted Answer

Very serious sins which must be confessed

Question 30

What type of sacrament is Baptism?

Accepted Answer

Initiation

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Unit 3 Review

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