7 REL 3.1 Intro to Sacraments

What is a sacrament according to the learning material?

• A visible sign of God's grace that brings about the grace it signifies

• A symbol with no deeper meaning

• A historical event

• A fictional story

What does the term "efficacious" mean in the context of the vocabulary?

• Ineffective and without impact

• Effective, possessing the ability to cause and effect

• A temporary state

• A permanent condition

What is meant by "grace" in the vocabulary section?

• A deserved reward

• A free and undeserved gift of God's life within us

• A punishment for sins

• A temporary feeling of happiness

What are the two components involved in a sacrament as mentioned in the material?

• Form and function

• Matter and form

• Sign and symbol

• Cause and effect

Which sacraments are considered Sacraments of Initiation?

• Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick

• Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation

• Holy Orders, Holy Matrimony

• Baptism, Reconciliation, Holy Orders

What is the purpose of the Sacraments of Healing?

• To make us full members of the Church

• To heal sin and restore our relationship to God and the Church

• To give our lives for the salvation of others

• To participate in special missions

Which sacraments are included in the Sacraments of Service?

• Baptism, Eucharist

• Reconciliation, Anointing of the Sick

• Holy Orders, Holy Matrimony

• Confirmation, Eucharist

Who participates in all the sacraments according to the Trinity?

• Only God the Father

• Only Jesus Christ

• All 3 persons of the Trinity

• Only the Holy Spirit

What does the sacrament of Baptism do?

• Makes us sons and daughters of God

• Strengthens the Holy Spirit within us

• Forgives sins

• Unites a man and woman in marriage

Which sacrament strengthens the Holy Spirit within us?

• Eucharist

• Confirmation

• Holy Orders

• Anointing of the Sick