SOL Lesson: Faith and Liturgy

What is the Catholic understanding of faith?

• A strong belief in something without any evidence

• a personal adherence to God and free assent to the whole truth that He revealed

• The ability to predict the future with certainty

• A logical conclusion based solely on scientific facts

What does the term 'Divine Revelation' mean?

• A personal opinion about religious beliefs revealed in history

• A mythological story created to explain natural events

• God's disclosure of who He is and His plan

• The process by which human beings discover scientific truths through experimentation

Which is an example of liturgical/ecclesial sign of God's revelation?

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What life question does the moral dimension of faith answer?

• What can I hope for?

• What can I know?

• Where am I going?

• What should I do?

Who completed and perfected God's revelation by words and works?

• John the Baptist

• Mother Mary

• Jesus Christ

• St. Paul

What does the doctrinal dimension of faith answer?

• What can I hope for?

• What can I know?

• Where am I going?

• What should I do?

What word completes the statement uttered by St. Jerome?

IGNORANCE OF __________ IS IGNORANCE OF CHRIST.

• God's revelation

• Scripture

• Church teachings

• GOSPELS

What theological virtue is a response to God's revelation?

• faith

• Hope

• Love

What is liturgy?

• official public worship of the Church

• A personal prayer said in private without any formal structure

• A type of religious music performed during church services

• A set of historical religious texts with no connection to modern worship

What does the statement below mean?

“the liturgy does not exhaust the entire activity of the Church” (SC par. 9)

• The Church only focuses on liturgical celebrations and nothing else.

• Liturgy is unimportant compared to other Church activities.

• The Church should stop focusing on liturgy and prioritize social and political issues.

• The Church’s mission extends beyond liturgy to include evangelization, charity, and others.