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Jesus gives himself to us - his Body and his Blood - in this sacrament
Eucharist
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Four ways to be reconciled by God -
1. The Sacrament of Reconciliation 2. An act of contrition 3. An act of love 4. The Eucharist
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Ways we can show our faith in the sacrifice of Jesus -
Be sorry for sin Being willing to make up for sin Trying to live according to the law of love Trying to become more and more like Jesus
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What eventually saved the people from the deadly snake bites?
God told Moses to make a bronze snake. It had the power to heal the people who had sinned.
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The serpent that Moses made hinted at, or _______, what Jesus would do
Prefigured
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What conditions must be present for a sin to be considered mortal?
The action must be a serious wrong We must know that it is a serious wrong We must have committed it freely and willingly
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The worst evil in the world
Sin
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What should a person who commits a mortal sin immediately do?
Ask for God's forgiveness in his or her heart
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When we sin, God is always ready to ________ us if we are sorry.
Forgive
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How were the Israelites healed of their snake bites?
Because of their faith in God, they were healed of the terrible snake bites
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Three actions of the Sacrament of Reconciliation -
Repentance, or desire to change Confession of sins to the priest Commitment to repair the harm caused by sin
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The Israelites were healed of the snakebites when they looked at the _______ serpent on the pole.
Bronze
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The serpents appeared and bit the Israelites after they _________.
Complained
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We have committed a MORTAL sin if...
We have done something that is SERIOUSLY wrong We knew it was seriously wrong and We freely and willingly chose to do it
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The life-giving power that this sacrament gives us
Grace
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What did the Israelites complain about?
Tasteless food Moses Even about God
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These sins are a lesser sin. These sins can be forgiven in other ways, but it is good to confess them in the Sacrament of Reconciliation.
Venial sins
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A habit of doing something good
Virtue