Understanding the Church as the Body of Christ

What does it mean to call the Church the Body of Christ?

• It refers to the physical building of the church.

• The many people that make up the Church community are said to be part of Christ’s body

• It signifies the Church's financial wealth.

• It describes the Church's historical significance.

According to Catholics, how do people become part of the Body of Christ?

• Through attending church services.

• By donating to the church.

• Through baptism.

• By reading the Bible.

What is the key term used to describe the Church community in relation to Christ?

• The Body of Christ

• The House of God

• The Temple of Faith

• The Kingdom of Heaven

What is the significance of the Church being one, according to the text?

• It shows the Church's financial power.

• It highlights the Church's historical roots.

• It emphasizes the unity of the Church.

• It indicates the Church's architectural beauty.

What does it mean to call the Church the Body of Christ?

• It is a literal body

• It represents unity among believers

• It is a historical term

• It refers to a physical building

According to Romans 12:4-5, how many bodies are there in Christ?

• Many bodies

• Two bodies

• One body

• No bodies

What does Romans 12:4-5 suggest about the functions of the members of the body?

• All members have the same function

• Members have different functions

• Members have no function

• Members have identical roles

Who are considered to be one body in Christ according to Romans 12:4-5?

• Only the apostles

• Only the clergy

• All believers

• Only the prophets

What is the role of the laity in the body of Christ?

• To offer the sacraments

• To teach others about Jesus

• To live simple lives and focus on God

• To act in persona Christi

What is the role of the clergy in the body of Christ?

• To teach others about Jesus

• To serve and pray for the Church

• To offer the sacraments and help achieve salvation

• To live simple lives and focus on God