Christ In Us- Lesson 6

Sacred, or holy, signs that were instituted by the Church and prepare us to receive God's grace, especially in the sacraments, are called...

• liturgy

• visibe

• sacraments

• sacramentals

The _____________ are signs of grace entrusted in the Church by Christ.

• Liturgy

• visible

• sacramentals

• sacraments

The Church's liturgy contains certain elements of worship from the Old Covenant.

• True

• False

The Church relives the great events of salvation history in the liturgy.

• True

• False

Through the sacraments, the Church continues to do what Jesus did.

• True

• False

The most important sacramentals are objects.

• True

• False

Liturgy is something that we do ________

• alone

• with our parish

• with the "whole Christ"

• with just a few people

Sacraments are...

• unimportant

• sometimes holy

• not connected to grace

• sacred

Which is an example of a deed, word, or symbol of the Old Covenant that points the way to Christ?

• The flood foretold the new life of Baptism.

• The crossing of the Red Sea foretold the new life of Baptism.

• The manna God gave the Israelites in the desert prefigured the Eucharist.

• All of the above.

What do the sacraments do in us and for us?

• They make us holy.

• They call us to worship God and to build up the Church.

• They deepen our faith.

• All of the above.