Baptism
How many times can you do Baptism?
You can only do it one time.
(Why can you do it for one time?)
What do you eat and drink during communion?
You eat bread (body) and drink wine (blood) of Jesus.
(What are the bread/body and wine/blood of Christ?)
(DOUBLE POINTS!) The Sacrament of Penance or Reconciliation is another word for what?
The Sacrament of Confession.
(What is the Sacrament of Confession?)
(DOUBLE POINTS!) Where does the bishop lays his hands on? What part of the priest?
The head.
"What is the head?" "Why does the bishop lay hands on the head?" <--(Double points)
The process in which a husband and wife create unbreakable promises during the marriage ceremony and in front of the priest are called...
Wedding vows.
(What are wedding vows?) or (What are vows?)
(DOUBLE POINTS) What does Baptism wash away?
It washes away Original sin, which is something all human beings are born with.
(What is original sin?)
(Theres no question needed.) (DOUBLE POINTS!) During the consecration of the Eucharist, the priest says, "This is my body." What is the corresponding phrase for the wine?
"This is my blood."
In the theologic country, Vatican City. Who is the leader there and of the whole Roman Catholic church?
(Double points if you can get the name.)
The leader is the Pope
Who is the pope?
(Who is Pope Francis?)
Holy Orders.
What are the Holy Orders?
(True or false): A man can have an other relationship while in marriage. And vise-versa.
False, a man or woman cannot be in a committed relationship during his or her marriage.
What do you become a part of when you are baptized?
You become a part of the holy Catholic Church or adoptive son of Jesus.
(How/why do we become part of the holy Catholic Church?)
What is the sacrament of the Eucharist?
The Eucharist is the sacrament by which Catholics receive the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ.
(Why do we receive the blood and body of Jesus?)
What are the Sacraments of healing?
The sacraments of healing are the anointing of the sick & the sacrament of confession.
(What are the sacraments of confession and anointing of the sick?)
TRUE OR FALSE: Can a priest marry or be in a romantic relationship with a woman?
False, a man cannot be in a committed relationship during his priesthood.
What sacrament (1) does the man and woman are required to have to be able to marry?
The husband and wife, without execption, need to have Baptism.
What is baptism?
What does the father say when they dunk the babies head in water?
I bless you in the name of the _____,____, and the _____ _____.
Father, Son, and the Holy Spirit.
(Who is the father, son, and holy spirit?)
What out of three things is the Eucharist apart of?
The Eucharist is apart of the three sacraments of initiation.
(What are the sacraments of initiation?)
Women who take solemn vows and live in secluded religious communities like monasteries and are a devotee of God are called ____.
(What are nuns?)
What does or what role, does Mr. Mike play in the church?
Mr. Mike is a seminary.
What is a seminary?
(ANSWER ONLY) (DOUBLE POINTS) Why is it very important that a man and woman marry each other under the church?
God intended for a man and a woman to come together in a loving and committed union for the purpose of mutual support and the procreation and education of children.
Or..
Its important that a man and woman marry for the procreation of children so that Catholicism gets passed down religiously through generations.
(DOUBLE POINTS!) What does the priest tell you when your baptized? You'll become a _____,_____, and______.
Priest, Prophet, King.
(What is a priest, prophet, and king?)
The beginning of the Eucharist?
The start of the Eucharist was at the last supper when Jesus held the body and blood.
(When was the last supper?)
The process in which someone might not be called to be a husband/wife and be single, or prophet/priest?
Consecrated single life. Some individuals may choose to live a consecrated single life, where they make vows or promises to live a life of celibacy and service to the Church and community. They may be involved in various forms of ministry or charitable work.
What is a consecrated single life? (What is a single life?)
(Answer only) What does the bishop put on a seminarian's hands so he can present and distribute the holy communion?
The bishop blesses the seminarian's hands with the chrism (or oil). This allows the priest to give communion with his now sacred hands.
For many Catholics, marriage is considered a (v____), a call from God to live a life of love and service within the context of the family.
Vocation.
What are the vocations?