Holy Communion
Christian Prayer
Meditation
Fasting
Practice of giving and Christian pilgrimage
100
The important event Holy Communion is supposed to represent
What is the Last Supper
100
The excercise of faith and hope.
What is prayer
100
A common myth about meditation
What is being able to float
100
Another religion that fasts
What is Baha'i, Buddhist, Catholic, Easstern Orthodox, Hindu, Jewish, Mormon, and Muslim
100
The Lord expects and requires us to _____
What is to give
200
Bread and wine represent this
What is the body and the blood of Christ
200
This is sometimes called discursive prayer, and relates to prayer which we initiate through the use of our mind, or through thinking. We are actually doing something to address ourselves to God. Examples are sacred reading, reflection, the rosary, praise, etc...
What is active prayer
200
Meditation helps us comprehend this
What is that we are held and loved by God
200
The purpose of fasting
What is to produce a transformation in us and a clearer, more focused attention and dependence upon God
200
________ wants us to practice benevolent or charitable giving
What is The Lord Jesus
300
The amount of times Communion should be completed
What is over and over again
300
In this form of prayer the soul is embraced by God without it excercising the faculties. God communicates "Spirit to spirit,". Generally, contemplative prayer begins as a natural development from the life of active prayer, which helps to prepare the faculties of the soul to receive the gift of contemplation. (The act of looking at something for a long time)
What is passive (contemplative) prayer
300
The purpose of meditation
What is to better align and know God
300
Fasting is never a _________ and should be between _____________
What is a public display, and you and God alone.
300
Must be willingly given, free giving
What is Christian giving
400
A journey or search of moral or spiritual signifigance
What is a pilgrimage
500
Refers to a time when one seeks to seperate him/herself from the everyday concerns of the world, and to spend time in the presence of God as he/she travels to a place with special meaning
What is Christian Pilgrimage
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