Session 11
What was Jesus' Public Ministry?
service and work done for others
What are the 7 sacraments?
Baptism, Confirmation, the Eucharist, Penance and Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick, Matrimony, and Holy Orders.
Matthew refers to the Kingdom of God as the...?
Kingdom of Heaven
What is the Sacramental Seal?
The obligation of priests to keep absolute secrecy of the sins confessed during confession
What is Ash Wednesday?
The first day of Lent, on which we receive ashes on our foreheads. The ashes remind us to prepare for Easter by repenting and showing sorrow for offending God and hurting our relationships with others.
What are the four Gospel writers name? What are they called in general?
Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John
Evangelists
The first 12 Chapters of the gospel John are called?
The book of signs.
The ten commandments are also called the _________.
Decalogue
What is the difference between perfect and imperfect contrition?
When our sorrow is based on love of God above all else, it is called perfect contrition. When our sorrow for sin is based more on fear of punishment or consequences, we call it imperfect contrition.
What does the word Compassion mean?
to suffer with another person
What does the Epiphany mean? Give an example.
manifestation, striking appearance.
Jesus’ baptism is an epiphany because it reveals Jesus as the Son of God.
What are the Sacraments of Initiation?
Baptism, Confirmation, the Eucharist
What is the Magisterium?
The office of the pope and bishops in communion with him, who are the authoritative teachers in the Church.
Any word, thought, or action done in hatred or defiance against God is known as _________.
Blasphemy
What is abstain?
The choice to avoid certain foods or activities. Abstaining is a form of fasting that helps remind us that God comes first in our lives and that we are dependent on God for everything.
What did God use parables for?
To explain his teachings and to answer questions
What is the definition of a sacrament?
A sacrament is a sacred rite, a ceremonial religious act that is a sign of God’s love and presence in our lives. The sacraments are Christ’s actions in our lives.
What is the Parable of the Lost Sheep and how does it relate to the relationship between us and God?
The parable of the Lost sheep is about a sheep that gets lost and the Shepherd goes after the sheep and leaves the other 99 behind. This compares us to God because when we go off our path of faith Jesus will go looking for us to get us back on his path.
What is the difference between venial, capital, and mortal sins?
A venial sin is a decision that weakens our relationship with God. A capital sin is a decision that weakens our relationship with God. Mortal sins are serious decisions to turn away from God by doing something we know is wrong.
What is Jesus' name for the Holy Spirit?
Advocate
What is the Parable of Sower?
The seed is God’s word. Some of it falls in places where it can live and flourish, and some of it falls in places in places where it cannot live and flourish.(Ready heart)
Give an example of “miracle of abundance”
One is the Wedding of Cana when Jesus turns water from a well into wine for people to drink at the wedding.
Jesus multiplies five barley loaves and two fish so that about 5,00 people can eat. After the people eat, the disciples gather the leftovers and the y were able to fill 12 wicker baskets.
What is the definition of the Kingdom of God?
God’s rule over us, announced in the Gospel and present in the Eucharist. The beginning of the here on earth is mysteriously present in the Church, and it will come in completeness at the end of time.
What is the sacrament of Anointing of the Sick?
Jesus brings the sick person spiritual healing and forgiveness of sins and if it is God’s will, physical healing of of the body.
Lent is the season of __________ for Jesus' ___________ at Easter and the promise of eternal life.
preparation
resurrection