We Believe Quizs

Eucharistic Prayer

• the Church's greatest prayer of praise and thanksgiving to God.

• a ritual of confession and repentance.

• a prayer for the deceased.

• a celebration of the birth of Jesus.

Consecration

• Through the words and actions of the priest, the bread becomes the body and blood of Christ.

• The bread is simply a symbol and does not change.

• The priest blesses the bread but it remains unchanged.

• The congregation must consume the bread immediately after it is blessed.

conscience

• the ability to know the difference between good and evil, right and wrong

• a feeling of guilt or regret

• a set of moral principles that guide behavior

• the ability to make decisions without any moral consideration

Original Sin

• the first sin committed by human beings. Adam and Eve.

• a concept in philosophy regarding moral wrongdoing.

• a term used in psychology to describe innate flaws.

• a historical event in ancient civilizations.

Church

• a place of worship for Christians

• the community of people who are baptized and follow Jesus.

• a building where religious services are held

• a group of people who meet for social gatherings

human rights

• the basic rights that all people have.

• a set of privileges granted by the government.

• rights that are only applicable to citizens of a country.

• benefits provided by employers to their employees.

disciples

• those who said yes to Jesus' call to follow Him.

• individuals who rejected Jesus' teachings.

• people who were indifferent to Jesus' message.

• followers of other religious leaders.

Cardinal Virtues

• wisdom, courage, moderation and justice

• prudence, justice, fortitude and temperance

• compassion, humility, patience and kindness

• integrity, honesty, loyalty and respect

idolatry

• giving worship to a creature or thing instead of God.

• the act of praying to multiple gods.

• the practice of honoring ancestors.

• the belief in a single deity without worship.

free will

• the ability to choose one's actions without external constraints.

• the freedom to decide when and how to act.

• the power to predict future events based on past actions.

• the capacity to follow societal norms and rules.