CH 18 - Lesson 2 Flashcards

1

What does Anointing of the Sick continue?

Old traditions
Jesus' work of healing
Religious celebrations
Community gatherings

2

What does the church do for the sick?

Celebrate without them
Support their fight
Ignore their needs
Only pray for them

3

What is a key responsibility of church members?

To avoid the ill
To celebrate alone
To judge their faith
To pray for the sick

4

What is the role of the community?

To avoid interaction
To judge their faith
To isolate the sick
To show concern

5

When can Anointing of the Sick be celebrated?

Anytime needed
Only once
Only on holidays
Only during mass

6

What should we do for those who are sick?

Ignore their needs
Bring them gifts
Pray and encourage
Only visit them

7

What is a common result of illness?

Feeling strong
Feeling discouraged
Feeling excited
Feeling indifferent

8

Who is responsible for supporting the sick?

Only priests
Only family members
All church members
Only deacons

9

What is a sign of community support?

Ignoring the sick
Celebrating alone
Sending cards only
Visits to the ill

10

What is the main purpose of Anointing of the Sick?

To celebrate life
To entertain the sick
To comfort the ill
To provide food

11

What does illness often lead to?

Increased energy
Strength and resilience
Joyful celebrations
Need for God's grace

12

True or false: Anointing of the Sick is a healing ritual.

True
False

13

Who can perform the Anointing of the Sick?

Priests and deacons
Only bishops
Only ministers of music
Only laypeople

14

How often can someone receive Anointing of the Sick?

Only during emergencies
Only once in life
Only on Sundays
More than once

15

Who can benefit from Anointing of the Sick?

Only the young
Only the sick
All the faithful
Only the elderly

16

What feeling might illness cause?

Excitement
Indifference
Anxiety
Joy

CH 18 - Lesson 2

Questions 16

CH 18 - Lesson 2

Questions 16