4.6 Salvation

What is the significance of Jesus' death and resurrection for humanity?

Jesus' death and resurrection made salvation possible, defeating the power of sin and death.

How do Catholics view the process of salvation?

Catholics believe salvation is ongoing, starting with Jesus' sacrifice and culminating at the end of time.

What must individuals do to accept salvation according to Catholic belief?

Individuals must choose to accept salvation by resisting temptation and seeking forgiveness.

What will happen at the end of time regarding salvation?

The Kingdom of God will be fully established, eliminating sin and death, allowing believers to share in Christ's glory.

What role does the Holy Spirit play in salvation

The Holy Spirit guides individuals towards salvation and helps them resist sin.

How is the sacrifice of Christ represented in the Mass?

The Mass reenacts Christ's sacrifice, allowing Catholics to unite their offerings with His.What is the significance of Holy Communion in Catholic belief?

What is the significance of Holy Communion in Catholic belief?

Receiving Holy Communion allows Catholics to partake in the Body and Blood of Christ, strengthening their journey towards salvation.

How does the Mass reflect the concept of the heavenly banquet?

The Mass symbolises the future celebration in heaven, where believers unite in joy with Christ.

What does the Catholic Church teach about the existence of sin despite salvation?

While Jesus defeated sin, the Church teaches that sin continues to exist, and believers must actively combat it.

How do Christians express the idea of redemption during Mass?

hrough liturgical practices, Catholics offer themselves alongside Christ, participating in His redemptive work.