sacraments exam

Baptizein

to plunge, immerse, or dip

Hippolytus of Rome

He wrote about infant Baptism in the early Church

St. Francis Xavier

A great missionary and baptizer for the Church

Venial sin

Damages our friendship with God

Indelible mark

Left by Baptism, Confirmation, and Holy Orders

Cardinal or moral virtues

Prudence, temperance, justice, and fortitude

Mortal sin

Deliberate sin that breaks our friendship with God

Theological virtues

Faith, hope, and charity (love)

Actual sin

Sin committed by a person during his or her life

Tabal

Sprinkling of blood of a sacrificed animal or water to purify a person or object

Concupiscence

Our tendency toward sin after the Fall as human beings

Original Sin

The First Sin; passed down to every generation

False

The baptism practiced by St. John the Baptist is no different than the Sacrament of Baptism as it is practiced by the Church today

False

Pouring holy water over the head of a baptized person is called immersion

True

Godparents agree to assume the responsibility to educate the baptized child in the Faith

False

"(Name), I baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit," is an example of the matter of this Sacrament.

False

Only a bishop, priest, or deacon can be a minister of the Sacrament of Baptism

True

The Didache is an ancient Christian catechism

True

Naming children after saints of the Church gives them examples of people who led holy lives, the value of their intercession, and access to the Communion of Saints

False

Infant baptism is a recent development in the Catholic Church

False

Pouring water over the head of a person to be baptized is the form of this Sacrament

False

The destiny of infants who die without having received Baptism is a Church dogma

True

When committing mortal or venial sins, essentially, we turn our wills against God's

Matter

Water is the \_____________ used in the celebration of the Sacrament of Baptism

Original sin, actual sin

The baptized person is cleansed of all sin, \_______, as well as \________

Immersion

Baptism by \______________ involves submerging completely, in water, the entire body of the person to be baptized, thus returning as a newly born member of Christ's Mystical Body

Baptism

The minister of the Sacrament of \___________ is a deacon, priest, or bishop - or in an emergency, anyone

Sin

\_______________ is any freely-chosen action by which we put our wills before the will of God

Faith, hope, charity

The theological virtues are \___________, \___________, and \___________

Affusion

Baptism by \________________ involves pouring water over the head of the person to be baptized

Concupiscence

\______________ is the tendency every human being has toward sin even after Baptism

5/7 of the actions of baptism - be able to explain them!!!

1\.Anointing with the Oil of Catechumens (on the crown of the child's head)

2\.Renewal of baptismal promises by the parents


3. Renewal of baptismal promises by the godparents
4. **Reciting the Litany of Saints**
5. Tracing the Sign of the Cross (on the child's forehead)
6. Clothing with a white garment
7. Giving a candle (lit from the Easter Candle)

Anointing with the Oil of Catechumens

allows for the recipient to gain strength and help them for hardships of Christian life

Renewal of baptismal promises by the parents

This reinforces the parents' duty, as the child's first teachers, to instruct their child in the Catholic Faith and to set a good example. They will be making the Profession of Faith for their child, who is unable to do so at present

Reciting the Litany of Saints

when people at the celebration say words to help the recipient receive the Holy Spirit and take away Original Sin

Renewal of baptismal promises by the godparents

are important because the godparent is stating their faith in the Church and they are supposed to be role models for their godchild. This ensures the godparents are true to the faith and will be examples while guiding their godchild in terms of faith

Tracing the Sign of the Cross (on the child's forehead)

This invokes the blessing of the Most Holy Trinity (Father, Son and Holy Spirit) for the newly baptized, welcoming him/her into Christ's Mystical Body, the Church.

Clothing with a white garment

symbolizes purity as well as being clothed like Jesus, we are clothed with Jesus

Giving a candle (lit from the Easter Candle)

symbolizes Jesus as the light in our "new" life; which helps us see

Confirmation name

Saint's name

Baptism

Received as infants in both the Latin Rite and the Eastern Rites of the Catholic Church

Form

(Name), be sealed with the Gift of the Holy Spirit

Septuagint

Important Greek translation of the Old Testament

Sapientia

Latin for wisdom (gift of the Holy Spirit)

Counsel

Gift of the Holy Spirit to help make sound moral decisions

First Holy Communion

Received at the age of reason (Latin Rite)

Apostolate

Spreading the Faith

St. Ambrose of Milan

Made first use of the word "confirmation"

Proper disposition

Partaking of a sacrament while in the state of grace

Sacred Chrism

Matter used for the Sacrament of Confirmation

Confirmation

Received usually as an adolescent (in Latin Rite)

False

In a situation wherein a correct moral decision is required, the gift of piety received in the Sacrament of Confirmation from the Holy Spirit will be the most helpful to rely on

True

The seven gifts of the Holy Spirit are listed in the Book of Isaiah

False

The term dual sacrament refers to the Sacraments of Baptism and the Holy Eucharist

False

The word Christian is derived from the word Christ, which means "Holy One."

True

The role of a Confirmation sponsor is similar to that of a baptismal godparent

True

The gift of understanding is given to help us grasp the mysteries of God that are often very difficult to understand on our own without the inspiration of the Holy Spirit

True

The early Church celebrated the Sacrament of Confirmation during the Easter Vigil

False

Reception of Confirmation is meant to officially mark the end of a student's religious education

True

The Sacraments of Initiation are Baptism, Confirmation, and the Holy Eucharist

False

In a situation wherein a correct moral decision is required, the gift of understanding received in the Sacrament of Confirmation from the Holy Spirit will be the most helpful to rely on

True

Only the workings of the Holy Spirit can explain how and why the Church has survived as an institution for two millennia - the world's oldest ongoing institution

Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation

The Sacraments of \_______________, \______________, and \______________ are the three Sacraments of Initiation

Holy Spirit

Perfumed Oil was added to the Sacrament of Confirmation to symbolize being anointed by the \________________

Kings, priests, prophets

Only \___________, \____________, and \______________ were anointed in the Old Testament to signify their supernatural call from God

Bishop, priest, deacon (or lay person)

The ordinary minister of the Sacrament of Confirmation is a(n) \________________ or, under certain circumstances, a(n) \_________________ but never a(n) \___________________

Chrismation

The Eastern Rite refers to confirmation as the Sacrament of \_________________

Holy Thursday

Every year, the Holy Chrism is blessed by the bishop on \__________________

Saint

One's Confirmation name, acknowledged by the confirmand, is the name of a \_______________

Matter

Sacred Chrism is the \_______________ used in the celebration of the Sacrament of Confirmation

Bishops

Because they were \_____________, the Apostles administered the Sacrament of Confirmation in the early Church

Age

The Bishop, not a birth certificate nor one's chronological age, determines the \___________ at which a person may receive Confirmation

3 effects of confirmation

Confirmation leaves a permanent indelible mark on the soul, to perfect the baptismal graces, and to receive the 7 gifts of the Holy Spirit and 12 Fruits of the Holy Spirit.

7 gifts of the Holy Spirit

Wisdom, Knowledge, Understanding, Counsel, Fortitude, Piety, and Fear of the Lord

Joseph of Arimathea

Which prominent Jew donated a tomb for Jesus so He wouldn't be buried with common criminals?

John; Peter

In John's Gospel, two Apostles run to the tomb of Jesus after Mary Magdalene discovers that it is empty. \_____________ runs faster and arrives first, but \_____________ enters the tomb first

Simon the Cyrene

This is the man who was pressed into service by the Romans to help Jesus carry His cross

Caiaphas

Who was the current Jewish High Priest at the time of Jesus?

Healing the ear of the High Priest's slave

What was Jesus' last miraculous healing?

30

How many pieces of silver did Judas receive for betraying Jesus?

The Roman courtroom of Pontius Pilate

What is the praetorium?

Annas

Who was the ex-Jewish High Priest at the time of Jesus?

Gethsemane

This place means "Olive Press"

Golgotha

Where was Jesus crucified?

The Mount of Olives

Where did Jesus and His Apostles go to pray after the Last Supper?

Blood and water

What comes out of Jesus's body when He is stabbed in the side?

At the Wedding of Cana

When Jesus is arrested, he says that "the hour has come; the Son of man is betrayed into the hands of sinners." When did Jesus first mention his hour?

Pontius Pilate

Who was the Roman governor of Judea at the time of Jesus?

False

True or False: Sedition is direct contempt for God or equaling yourself to God

Nicodemus

Which member of the Sanhedrin brought myrrh's and aloes to prepare Jesus's body for burial?

John

To whom did Jesus give Mary as a mother to a son?

Reconciliation/Penance

What is the first Sacrament authorized by the resurrected Jesus when he appears to His apostles?

True

True or False: Peter is given the privilege of entering the tomb first due to his position of authority among the Apostles

Psalm 22

Jesus's cry on the cross of, "My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" is directly from which part of the Scriptures?

Golgotha

he Aramaic word for "Place of the Skull" is...

"It is finished"

What were Jesus' final words on the cross after he drank the sour wine?

Because Jesus was a Galilean and under the jurisdiction of Herod

Why did Pilate send Jesus to King Herod?

Latin

INRI is in what language?

The gardner

When Mary Magdalene saw Jesus she didn't recognize him at first. Who did she think He was?

True

True or False: The crime of equaling oneself to God or claiming to be God is called 'Blasphemy.