CLE 9 - M10 - REVIEW

What is the primary mission of the Church?

• To gather large congregations

• To make God's love present and visible

• To ensure everyone follows the same traditions

What significant event is known as the "Birth of the Church"?

• The Last Supper

• Jesus' Ascension

• The Pentecost

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of the communal life of early Christians?

• Sharing resources

• Breaking the bread together

• Accumulating wealth for personal gain

In the sacrament of confirmation, the faithful receive a special strength from whom?

• The Church community

• The Holy Spirit
  

• The Bishop

Which of the following is considered the first gift of all gifts given to the Church?

• Charity

• The Holy Spirit

• Baptism

What is the primary role of the Holy Spirit in the Church's missionary activities?

• To enforce Church laws

• To unify the Church in communion and ministry

• To select Church leaders

Which sacrament is considered a continuation of Baptism and strengthens the believer's faith?

• Confirmation

• Holy Orders

• Eucharist

Why is Confirmation known as the "Sacrament of Maturity"?

• It removes all doubts about the faith.

• It replaces Baptism in adult believers.

• It marks a mature response to God's love and calls for responsibility in living the faith.

What was the original practice of Confirmation in early Christianity?

• It was known as the Eucharistic prayer.

• It was administered immediately after Baptism as the laying on of hands.

• It required a formal catechism before being received.

What is one responsibility of a confirmed Christian?

• To witness to the faith in both word and deed.

• To focus solely on personal prayer.

• To avoid missionary activities.