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What are the two natures of Jesus?

  • The two natures of Jesus are God and man (Divine and human).
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Is the Sacrifice of the Mass the same sacrifice as the Sacrifice of the Cross?

  • The Sacrifice of the Mass is the same sacrifice as the Sacrifice of the Cross; the only difference is in the way it is offered.
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Who is the Holy Spirit? (BSQ 23.1)

The Holy Spirit is the Third Person of the Blessed Trinity. The Holy Spirit is God.

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Who founded (started) the Church? (BSQ 24.1)

Jesus Christ

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Who was the first Pope? (BSQ 26.2)

St. Peter was the first pope.

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What is sin?

Sin is choosing to do something in disobedience or rejection of God’s law.

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What was the Ascension? (BSQ 22.1)

The Ascension was the return of Jesus to Heaven, body and soul, forty days after He rose from the dead.

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* Name the three Theological Virtues. (Prayers and Lists #15 p. 15)

The three Theological Virtues are Faith, Hope and Charity.

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In what two ways are the truths of the Faith revealed to us by the Church? (BSQ 27.1)

The Church reveals the truths of Faith through Sacred Scripture and Sacred  Tradition.

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  • What is a pope?
  • A pope is the successor of Saint Peter, and the visible head of the entire Church on earth. Jesus Christ is the invisible head of the Church.
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What is the Holy Eucharist?

  • The Holy Eucharist is the Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Jesus Christ under the appearance of bread and wine. It is one of the seven Sacraments; it is also called Holy Communion or Blessed Sacrament.
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Why did the Son of God become man? (BSQ 19.4)

The Son of God became man to save all people from sin and to make it possible for man to get to Heaven.

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* How did Jesus save us from sin and make it possible for us to get to Heaven? (BSQ 19.5)

  • Jesus suffered and died on the Cross at Mount Calvary to save us from sin and to make it possible for us to get to Heaven.
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What is venial sin? (BSQ 28.3)

  • Venial sin is a less serious sin. It can be a serious wrong done, but without knowing how serious it is or without full consent.
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* Name the four Cardinal Virtues. (Prayers and Lists #16 p. 15)

The four Cardinal Virtues are Prudence, Justice, Fortitude and Temperance.

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When did Jesus institute (start) the Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist?

Jesus celebrated the first Mass and instituted the Holy Eucharist on Holy Thursday at the Last Supper when He said, “This is my Body” and “This is my Blood.”

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* What are sins of omission? (BSQ 28.4)

  • Sins of omission are those things we should have done but chose not to do.
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  • Name the Seven Sacraments
  • a. Baptism
  •             b. Penance
  •             c. Holy Eucharist
  •             d. Confirmation
  •             e. Marriage
  •             f. Holy Orders
  •             g. Anointing of the Sick
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What is mortal sin? (BSQ 28.2)

  • Mortal sin is a very grave sin, done on purpose with full knowledge that it is wrong. It kills all life of grace in our soul.
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What is an occasion of sin? (BSQ 28.8)

An occasion of sin is a person, place or thing that tempts us to sin.

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What was the Resurrection?

  • The Resurrection was when Jesus rose from the dead on the Sunday after His Crucifixion – Easter Sunday.
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What happened at Pentecost? (BSQ 23.2)

The Holy Spirit descended upon the Apostles at Pentecost, ten days after the Ascension, which was fifty days after Easter. They were filled with the gifts of    the Holy Spirit.

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What is the Holy Mass? (BSQ 20.1)

  • The Holy Mass is the Sacrifice of the Body and Blood of Jesus Christ, under the  appearance of bread and wine, which is offered to God by the priest in a re-presentation of the Sacrifice of the Cross.
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* Name the four marks of the Church. Define specifically.  (BSQ 25.1)

one: members are united in Christ through the Faith and Sacraments; they are united in their beliefs

           holy: Jesus who founded her and the Holy Spirit who guides her are holy

           catholic: (universal) she was instituted for all men of all time, over the whole world

           apostolic: the Church traces her teaching and authority back to the Apostles

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What makes up the Communion of Saints? (BSQ 24.2)

  • The Communion of Saints is made up of:
  •           a. Church Triumphant: the victorious souls in Heaven
  •           b. Church Suffering: the suffering souls in Purgatory
  •           c. Church Militant: the militant souls on earth (us).
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