Chapter 6 Test: The Holy Spirit: Third Person of the Blessed Trinity

Name for the Holy Spirit; from Greek meaning calling to one’s aid.

Paraclete

Sin of buying or selling ecclesiastical office, sacraments, graces, etc.

Simony

Doctrinal formulation that explains the Holy Spirit proceeds from the Father and the Son.

Nicene Creed

The practice of sexual purity in accordance with any given state in life.

Chastity

Greek for speaking in tongues.

Glossolalia

Grace and assistance afforded by the Holy Spirit to the human authors of Sacred Scripiture.

Inspiration

Effects of the Holy Spirit to help attain the fullness of Christian life.

Gifts of the Holy Spirit

Jewish feast celebrated fifty days after Passoever; the Holy Spirit descended upon the Apostles on this day, ten days after Christ’s Ascension.

Pentecost

This is given at Baptism, which is the very life of the Blessed Trinity in a Christian’s soul.

Sanctifying Grace

This is given at specific occasions to assist people become committed disciples of Christ.

Actual grace

The gift of the Holy Spirit by which the presence of God is enjoyed

Wisdom

The Sacrament of Initiation during which the gifts and seal of the Holy Spirit are received.

Confirmation

Faith, hope, and charity.

Theological virtues

The Deposit of Faith handed down by the Church under the guidance of the Holy Spirit.

Sacred Tradition

Twelve virtues that result from the presence of the Holy Spirit

Fruits of the Holy Spirit

Having been filled with the Holy Spirit at Pentecost, the Apostles proclaimed the Gospel the performed many miracles.

True

The Holy Spirit is described not in the Gospels but only in the Acts of the Apostles, where in he descended at Pentecost.

False

The Holy Spirit allows each person to perceive the reality of sin in his or her life so he or she can embrace Christ’s redemption.

True

The Sacrament of Confirmation is intended only for those who are to be confirmed in their vocation to the priesthood.

False

The Holy Spirit comes through the reception of the Sacraments.

True

The Holy Spirit has splayed a central role in the institution and transmission of both Sacred Tradition and Sacred Scripture.

True

Fortitude is the gift by which God is known at Abba, Father.

False

Fear of the Lord is an outmoded and unnecessary concern with a vengeful “God of the Old Testament.”

False

The Fruits of the Holy Spirit are directed toward love of neighbor.

True

The lives of the saints exhibit the powerful assistance provided by the Holy Spirit.

True

The descent of the Holy Spirit on the Apostles at ___ occured in the ___ in the city of ___.

Pentecost; upper room; Jerusalem

The Holy Spirit allows each person to perceive the presence of ___ especially in the ___.

God; Sacraments

Three symbolic representations of the Holy Spirit are ___, ___, and ___.

a hand; fire; a dove

By the Sacrament of ___ a person becomes “a ___ of the Holy Spirit.”

Baptism; temple

The ___ guides the Church’s teaching authority, which is known as the ___.

Holy Spirit; Magesterium

___ against the Holy Spirit is the refusal to accept the ___ of God achieved by ___ on the Cross.

Blasphemy; Salvation; Christ

Three gifts of the Holy Spirit are ___, ___, and ___.

wisdom; understanding; counsel

Three fruits of the Holy Spirit are ___, ___, and ___.

love; joy; peace

St. ___ of Lisieux is often know nas the “Little ___”: in her continual yes to God her Father, she exemplified the gift of the Holy Spirit called ___.

Therese; Flower; piety

By his conduct at Auschwitz, St. ___ powerfully exemplified the gift of ___, which strengthened his character and allowed him to sacrifice his life for another.

Maximilian Colby; fortitude