G7 Session 6 Vocabulary Activity

What is one of the four marks of the Church?

• Consubstantial

• Heresy

• Miracle

• Catholic

What does the term 'miracle' refer to?

• A sign or an act of wonder that cannot be explained by natural causes and is a work from God

• A false teaching that distorts the truth of the Catholic faith

• The fullness of faith proclaimed by the Church

• The doctrine affirming that Jesus the Son of God assumed human nature while maintaining the same divine nature as God

What is heresy?

• The doctrine affirming that Jesus the Son of God assumed human nature while maintaining the same divine nature as God

• A false teaching that distorts the truth of the Catholic faith

• The fullness of faith proclaimed by the Church

• A sign or an act of wonder that cannot be explained by natural causes and is a work from God

What does the term 'consubstantial' mean?

• The fullness of faith proclaimed by the Church

• The doctrine affirming that Jesus the Son of God assumed human nature while maintaining the same divine nature as God

• A sign or an act of wonder that cannot be explained by natural causes and is a work from God

• A false teaching that distorts the truth of the Catholic faith

Why is the Church considered Catholic?

• Because Jesus has given the whole Church to the world

• All of the above

• Because it proclaims the fullness of faith

• Because Jesus is fully present in it

What did Jesus work miracles for?

• To show that the Kingdom of God is present in Jesus' ministry

• To distort the truth of the Catholic faith

• To maintain the same divine nature as God

• To proclaim the fullness of faith

What is the definition of heresy?

• The fullness of faith proclaimed by the Church

• A false teaching that distorts the truth of the Catholic faith

• The doctrine affirming that Jesus the Son of God assumed human nature while maintaining the same divine nature as God

• A sign or an act of wonder that cannot be explained by natural causes and is a work from God

What does the term 'consubstantial' affirm?

• That Jesus is fully present in the Church

• That the Kingdom of God is present in Jesus' ministry

• That Jesus the Son of God assumed human nature while maintaining the same divine nature as God

• That the Church proclaims the fullness of faith