Sacraments
This Sacrament is also known as Penance or Confession.
What is Reconciliation?
The 4th Commandment tells us to do this for our father and mother.
What is honor?
A community of men or women who live a specific spirituality in the Catholic Church.
What is a religious order?
This term, used by Vatican II, describes the family’s role in passing on the faith.
What is the Domestic Church?
This is the standard by which we determine right from wrong.
What is morality?
The essential rite of the Sacrament of Matrimony is the exchange of this.
What are the vows?
The 10 Commandments appear in both the Book of Exodus and this other Old Testament book.
What is Deuteronomy?
The process of prayerfully considering a decision. An example would be including God in the decision of whether you are called to marriage or not.
What is discernment?
This is a Church-approved method for planning or postponing pregnancy using fertility awareness.
What is Natural Family Planning (NFP)?
This is an agreement that reflects deep personal commitment, like that between God and His people.
What is a covenant?
These are considered the two Sacraments of Service in the Catholic Church.
What are Holy Orders and Matrimony?
Violating this commandment can include superstition, idolatry, or magic.
What is the First Commandment- "I am the Lord your God, you shall not have strange gods before me."
The place where a community of men in religious life live.
What is a monastery?
The NFP method that tracks changes in cervical mucus is called this.
What is the Creighton Model?
Successors of the Apostles who lead dioceses in communion with the Pope.
What are bishops?
For a Sacrament to be valid, it must have correct matter and _______.
What is Form?
The Catholic Church teaches that intentionally missing Sunday Mass without serious reason is considered this.
What is a mortal sin?
Men in training for the priesthood attend this.
What is the seminary?
The NFP method that tracks a woman’s body temperature is called this.
What is the Basal Model?
A declaration by the Church that a marriage was never sacramentally valid.
What is an annulment?
This is what the priest acts in during the sacraments, meaning "in the person of Christ."
What is En Persona Christi?
Adultery breaks this commandment and involves a married person being sexually unfaithful.
What is the Sixth Commandment?
The renunciation of marriage by those receiving Holy Orders is known as this.
What is celibacy?
The Church teaches that this act—being married to more than one person—is gravely immoral.
What is polygamy?
Disrespect toward God, Jesus, Mary, or holy things is called this.
What is blasphemy?