Introduction to Sacramentality

What is the definition of a sacrament according to the Catechism of the Filipino Catholics?

• A visible sign making present an invisible reality

• A ritual performed by the Church

• A historical event in the Bible

• A moral law governing human behavior

Who is referred to as the Primordial Sacrament?

• The Church

• Jesus Christ

• The Holy Spirit

• Saint Augustine

According to Romans 1:20, what can be understood from creation?

• God's invisible qualities

• The history of humanity

• The teachings of the Church

• The laws of nature

What does integral ecology recognize?

• The dominance of humans over nature

• The separation of humans and nature

• The interconnectedness of all creation

• The importance of individualism

What is the Most Blessed Sacrament of the Altar?

• The real presence of Christ in the Eucharist

• A symbol of the Church

• A type of prayer

• A historical artifact

How does God communicate with us according to the module?

• Only through the Church

• By avoiding physical expressions

• Through abstract concepts

• In a human and tangible way

What does the Lasallian prayer invite us to remember?

• Our sins and failures

• God's constant presence

• The teachings of the Church

• The history of the world

What does the sacramental nature of creation teach us?

• To reject physical expressions of faith

• To focus solely on spiritual matters

• To be dependent on the Creator

• To ignore the world around us

What is one effect of God's presence in us as mentioned in the module?

• We can ignore moral laws

• We are required to care for our bodies

• We can live without care for our bodies

• We are free from all responsibilities

According to the text, what is the relationship between care for creation and the poor?

• They are unrelated

• Care for creation harms the poor

• Care for creation promotes a preferential option for the poor

• The poor do not benefit from ecological efforts