Sacraments
Babies (and sometimes adults) receive the sacrament of Baptism for two important reasons...
What is "wash away original sin"?
What is "bring the infant into the Church family"?
What is the "Lords Prayer"? and please recite it clearly...
The "Our Father"
The gift that God gave us that allows us to choose right from wrong...
What is "Free Will"
The act of kneeling and making the sign of the Cross, before entering or after exiting a pew...
What is "genuflecting"?
What important holiday does Lent come before...
What is Easter?
There are 7 Holy Sacraments. Name them all in order of when it is most common to receive them...
(1)Baptism, (2)Holy Communion, (3)Eucharist, (4)Reconciliation, (5)Confirmation, (6) Marriage, (7)Anointing of the Sick
What is the "Holy Trinity"?
The Father, The Son, and The Holy Spirit.
We strive to promote the common good of all and to make moral decisions because...
When we do good for others and make good decisions we are doing God's work
What the priest gives after reading the Gospel...
What is "the homily"?
Why do we give things up/ give penance during Lent? What does it represent?
Represents Jesus sacrifice for us and his 40 days in the desert.
He gave up his life for us so that we may be free from sin. therefore we want to go into Lent free of sin.
it is important for everyone to go to Reconciliation because...
What is "have our sins forgiven"?
What is "become closer to God"?
What is the phrase we use after hearing a prayer intention...
What is "Lord hear our prayer"
Jesus died on the Cross to give us this very important gift of love and mercy...
What is Grace?
The name of the box that the blessed host and wine is kept in...
What is "the Tabernacle"?
*Bonus* During what Holy Holiday is the Tabernacle kept open and empty? Double Points
What can we do as an act of Penance?
Go to reconciliation
Give up something that we love like a material item during LentPrayer to God for forgiveness
Why is the Eucharist one of the most important gifts we can receive as Catholics...
The body and blood of Christ is the most important gift the Catholic's can receive. It is what Jesus gave to us so that we may live and be forgiven of our sins,
It is our source of grace and life
The prayer that you must recite after completing the Sacrament of Reconciliation...
What is the "Act of Contrition"?
What is Pentecost and what important Sacrament is it associated with?
The Holy Spirit descended upon the apostles as they were hiding in a house and gave them tongues of fire. This gave them the courage to go out and preach the word of God.
The Sacrament of Confirmation
What we do right after "The Lords Prayer" and before receiving the Eucharist...
What is "The Sign of Peace"
Name 3 ways you can participate in Lent (please use specific terms) and give examples...
Alms-giving, Abstinence, Penance
Name the two things we receive during the Sacrament of Confirmation...
What is "The gifts of the Holy Spirit" and "Adult membership into the Church"?
*Bonus* Name the 7 gifts of the Holy Spirit for double points!
Name of the type of prayer were you read a bible passage 3 to 4 times and meditate on what you have read...
What is "Lectio Divina"
What does it mean when we say "God in three persons" Please explain
The Father, The Son and The Holy Spirit are all God but in three different beings.
Think of the Sun: God is the Sun. Jesus is the Light or sun rays. The Holy Spirit is the warmth that we feel.
The name of the "profession of faith" that we say during Mass...
What is "The Nicene Creed"?
Name the 5 out of the 7 Corporal Works of Mercy...
What is
*Bonus* Name all 7 for 200 extra points