Forgiveness (Lessons 8–9)
Holy Qurbana (Lessons 10–12)
Emmaus & Resurrection (Lesson 11)
Holy Spirit & Pentecost (Lessons 13–14)
Apostles & Mission (Lesson 14)
100

Jesus taught us to forgive not just a few times, but how many times?

70 × 7 times

100

What does the word “Qurbana” mean?

Offering / sacrifice

100

When did the disciples finally recognise Jesus?

In the breaking of the bread

100

Name the 7 Gifts of the Holy Spirit (any 3 accepted).


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

100

What does “evangelisation” mean?

Spreading the Good News

200

What is the difference between forgiveness and reconciliation?

Forgiveness is one-sided; reconciliation requires both sides to repent and restore relationship.


200

Name one way Jesus is present in the Holy Qurbana.

Word, Eucharist, priest, community

200

Which part of the Qurbana reflects Jesus explaining the Scriptures on the road?

Liturgy of the Word

200

What were the disciples doing in the Upper Room?

Praying in unity with Mother Mary.

200

How many churches did St Thomas establish in India according to tradition?

Seven Churches

300

Name one way forgiveness is shown in the Holy Qurbana.

Kuriyelison / Sign of Peace / Penitential prayers

300

List the four main parts of the Holy Qurbana.

Introductory Rites, Liturgy of the Word, Liturgy of the Eucharist, Breaking & Sharing

300

Name two similarities between the Emmaus story and the structure of Qurbana.

Journey to altar, dialogue, Scripture, breaking of bread

300

What are the 12 Fruits of the Holy Spirit?

Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, generosity, gentleness, faithfulness, modesty, self-control, chastity

300

Which liturgical season reflects the life of missionary preaching and persecution?

Kaithakkalam (Season of Summer/Harvest)

400

Why does forgiveness begin with God, not the other person?

Because we forgive “as God in Christ forgave us,” grounding forgiveness in God’s mercy, not human apology.

400

Why does the Holy Qurbana include a reading from the Epistles or Acts every time?

To keep the apostolic proclamation of faith alive in every liturgy.

400

Why did Jesus command the disciples to stay in Jerusalem before mission?

They needed the Holy Spirit’s power first; mission without the Spirit is impossible.

400

How many days after the resurrection did Pentecost happen?

50 Days

400

Why was the Season of Kaitha created in the liturgical calendar?

To reflect on mission, persecution, martyrdom, and the fruits of Christian life.

500

Explain why Jesus commands us to love our enemies and not just forgive them.

Forgiveness removes resentment; love actively works for their good through prayer, blessing, and action (Lk 6:27–28).


500

Explain the theological meaning of exchanging peace before the sacrifice

Jesus said: “First be reconciled with your brother” — the peace gesture ensures unity before offering sacrifice.

500

Pope Francis says “we are all missionary disciples.”
What does this mean in terms of baptism, liturgy, and evangelisation?

 Baptism gives identity, Qurbana nourishes mission, and every Christian is sent to witness—mission is not optional.

500

Name 1 differences between the Holy Spirit in the Old Testament vs. New Testament.
 

Temporary vs. permanent; selective vs. universal; power for tasks vs. sanctification; external vs. internal; limited vs. full outpouring.

500

Why did the Apostles spread geographically in different directions after Pentecost?

To fulfil the Great Commission and reach all nations with the Gospel.

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