Sacraments
Makes us adopted sons/daughters of God
What is Baptism?
The first sin of Adam and Eve.
What is Original Sin?
The free and undeserved gift of God’s life within us.
What is grace?
Ways we can get grace.
What are prayer and the sacraments?
"Transubstantiation" means that the bread and wine turn into ________.
Who is Jesus?
The Sacrament that used to be public but is now done privately.
What is the Sacrament of Confession/Penance/Reconciliation?
Not to be confused with being naive (stupid).
What is Original Innocence?
A Catechumen, or a person who is preparing to be baptized, who dies before receiving Baptism is assured salvation through this.
What is Baptism of Desire?
The reason Adam and Eve needed grace.
What is "to reach their supernatural end"?
OR
What is "to have friendship with God"?
What are body, blood, soul and divinity?
2 Sacraments that are only available for those who are called to them.
What are Holy Orders and Matrimony?
Begins with original sin and ends when Christ returns.
Possessing the ability to cause an effect.
What is efficacious?
The reason we need grace.
What is "to be healed" and "to be elevated" to our Supernatural end?
With transubstantiation, the bread still looks and tastes like bread and the wine still looks and tastes like wine. These sensible qualities (that remain) are called ______________.
What are accidents?
The change of the substance of the bread and wine into the body, blood, soul, and divinity of Jesus Christ (the accidents, however, remain the same).
What is Transubstantiation?
The inclination to sin (though, it is not a sin in itself).
What is concupiscence?
Existing from the very beginning (marriage is often called a _____________ sacrament).
What is primordial?
The category of sin that causes you to be completely cut off form God's grace (that is why it is called "deadly").
What is mortal sin?
With transubstantiation the accidents remain the same but the ____________ changes; this means that it is really Jesus and not just a symbol.
What is substance?
The Sacrament that, in the case of emergency, any Baptized person can administer (offer).
What is Baptism?
The joy that Adam and Eve experienced prior to the Fall.
What is Original Happiness?
Signs that CAUSE what they SIGNIFY.
What is a Sacrament?
Explain why our need for grace is NOT just a result of the Fall (sin).
What is "human beings are made for a supernatural end which requires grace"?
In normal every day life, ______________ change but the ___________ do not change. (e.g. I can get a haircut, or grow taller, but I am the same person).
What are accidents change but the substance does not change?