11th Grade Chapter 5 Practice Quiz

The Church is holy because she is united with Christ, and he has given her the means of this.

• sanctifying grace

• salvation

• love

• actual grace

Perfect holiness will be achieved here, the state of supreme and definitive happiness with the most Holy Trinity and the Communion of Saints.

• grace

• Original Sin

• salvation

• Heaven

Honoring these with the whole Church reminds us of the Paschal Mystery visible in their lives, exposes us to holy people, and unites us with the liturgy of Heaven, which is constant praise of God, as revealed in the Book of Revelation.

• saints

• salvation

• grace

• love

We receive these gifts that come to us from the particular Sacraments.

• sanctifying grace

• actual grace

• sacramental graces

• salvation

This is the free and undeserved gift of God’s loving presence in our lives.

• grace

• salvation

• Original Sin

• love

This is the name for God’s interventions that can come at the beginning of the conversion process and during the everyday moments of our lives.

• sacramental grace

• salvation

• Heaven

• actual grace

The Holy Spirit infuses our souls with this to free us from sin and to make us holy.

• love

• sacramental graces

• sanctifying grace

• Original Sin

Mary is the holiest human being who ever lived. She was perfectly holy, born completely free of this, and remained pure from all personal sin throughout her life.

• grace

• Original Sin

• Heaven

• love

When we profess belief in this, we do recognize our relationships with all faithful people living now and in the past, but that is not all. We are also saying that “holy things,” especially the Eucharist, bind us to one another and unite us to God.

• sanctifying grace

• Heaven

• Communion of Saints

• love

The more specific vocations, such as priesthood, consecrated life, or Marriage, are different ways to live out the calling to this.

• love

• grace

• salvation

• Heaven