Unit 2 Test - Baptism and Confirmation

What catechumens are known as after the first Sunday of Lent

• Elect

• Candidates

• Neophytes

Also known as the Prayer of the Faithful

• General Intercessions

• Universal Prayer

• Prayer of the Faithful

The Passion, Death, Resurrection, and Ascension of Jesus Christ

• Enlightenment

• Paschal Mystery

• Original Sin

• Concupiscence

Priests, deacons, and laypeople who instruct others for entry into the Church

• catechists

• neophytes

• Advocate

A name for newly baptized people

• neophyte

• convert

• believer

A name for the Holy Spirit, who will live in you and guide you to truth

• matter

• Advocate

• Elect

• minister

Another name for the Sacrament of Baptism

• Enlightement

• Sacrament of the Holy Spirit

• Blessing

Someone who undergoes a process to study the teachings of the Church in order to fully say yes to the sacraments.

• Catechumenate

• Pilgrimage

• Minister

• Candidate

Which is the true statement about the salvation of infants who are not baptized?

• We know that Baptism is necessary for salvation and if the infant is unbaptized, he or she will not be saved.

• The infant didn’t commit any personal sin so we know that he or she will go straight to Heaven.

• We are not certain if unbaptized infants are saved but the Church entrusts them to God’s mercy.

Select the correct statement about Baptism.

• Baptism is necessary for salvation and if there is no water involved, that person is not saved.

• Adults with a full conscience to choose Baptism actually received its sacramental graces.

• Baptism is necessary for salvation but God, in His Mercy, is not bound by the Sacrament of Baptism.

• God loves all people and Baptism is not really necessary for salvation.