The Holy Spirit & Confirmation
Your deepest identity is that you are.
What is a child of God.
There are X Gifts of the Spirit.
What is 7.
There are X fruits of the Spirit.
What is 12
There are only X sacraments according to Catholic tradition.
What is 7.
A seminarian is in training for this career.
What is a priest.
At confirmation, the Holy Spirit ____ what happened at baptism. Fill-in-the-blank.
What is completes.
Describe the Gift of Fortitude.
What is strength given during difficult moments.
James used an analogy in lesson 5 to describe Christian Morality, name the analogy.
What is the Sheep Analogy.
This sacrament cleanses the recipient of original sin.
What is Baptism
Define original sin.
What is separation from God.
Confirmation is not.
What are catholic graduation; pressing start on your Catholic belief; and an opportunity for family celebration.
When you are ignorant, you would want to pray to God for this gift.
What is Knowledge.
What is modesty.
Another name for Reconciliation.
What is Confession
The Three Agruements for the existance of God include:
What is Logic of Causation; Law of Physics; an Human Experience
Describe the place of the Holy Spirit in the Holy Trinity.
What is the love between the Father and the Son manifests into the third person of the trinity: the Holy Spirit.
Define the Gift of the Fear of the Lord.
What is the fear of God's majesty and power.
Describe the Fruit of Chastity.
What is control of one's desires to respect the dignity of oneself and others.
In the Sacrament of the Holy Eucharist, where Eucharist means.
What is Thanksgiving
What is Free Will.
Name five symbols of the Holy Spirit.
What are fire; cloud and light; water; dove; and anointing oil.
According to the CCC 1831, the gifts of the Holy Spirit do what to the person who receives them.
What is complete and perfect the virtues of those who receive them.
According to the CCC 1832, the fruits of the spirit are _____ that the Holy Spirit forms in us as the first fruits of eternal glory.
What are perfections.
Give the definition of a sacrament according to Catholic teaching.
What is a visible sign of an invisible reality.
Who is God.
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