Introduction to Sacraments Review

The process by which God makes Himself known is called...

• Original Sin

• Divine Revelation

• Incarnation

• Encounter

The lifting up of one's mind and heart to God or the requesting of good things from Him is called...

• Prayer

• Grace

• Sacrament

• Symbol

The rupture or breaking of the relationship between God and humanity is called...

• Grace

• Original Sin

• Sacrament

• Sin

An object or action that points us to another reality and leads us to look beyond our senses to consider a deeper mystery is called...

• Form

• Symbol

• Matter

• Efficacious

An efficacious and visible sign of God's grace, instituted by Christ and entrusted to the Church, is called...

• Sacrament

• Ritual

• Symbol

• Encounter

Words and actions that are repeated and often have symbolic meaning are called...

• Symbol

• Prayer

• Ritual

The free and undeserved help that God gives us to respond to His call to become children of God is called...

• Grace

• Efficacious

• Sacrament

• Prayer

When something necessarily causes an effect or does what it signifies, it is described as...

• Matter

• Form

• Efficacious

• Symbol

The "stuff" that makes up the object in a sacrament is referred to as...

• Matter

• Form

• Efficacious

• Ritual

The "whatness" of an object in a sacrament, referring to what is said and done, is called...

• Grace

• Form

• Matter

• Symbol