You may now open your Bible for this part ONLY.  Find John 11:25 in your Bible and write it here
Jesus told her, “I am the resurrection and the life; whoever believes in me, even if he dies, will live,
 
True or False   Read each statement carefully and mark T if true or F if false.

1. __T____God the Father is the creator of the world
2. __F____Catholics worship Mary.
3. __T___As Catholics, we believe that because God created us in His image and likeness, all

                       human life is sacred and deserves protection from conception until natural death.                           Therefore, to abort an unborn baby is a mortal sin.
 

4. __ T___Jesus is truly present body, blood, soul, and divinity in the Blessed Sacrament.
5. __ F___Couples who are not married in the Catholic Church but living together can receive

                       Holy Communion without offending God.

6. __ T___The Holy Mass is the highest form of prayer.
7. __ F___The sacrament of Confession washes away original sin.
8. __ T___The sacrament of Confirmation completes the grace of Baptism by strengthening the               7 gifts of the Holy Spirit in us.
9. __ T___Thou shall not covet thy neighbor’s goods calls us to respect the property of other

                          people.

10. __ T__The three elements necessary to make a mortal sin are: 1. the thought, desire, word or

                       action must be or considered seriously wrong. 2. The sinner must be mindful of the                                      serious wrong. 3. The sinner must fully consent to it.  
 
7 Gifts of the Holy Spirit
Write the Gift of the Holy Spirit on the line by the correct description.
 

1. Piety   Helps you love and worship God and be respectful of others.
2. Counsel or Right Judgement  The ability to receive and give good advice.
3. Wisdom Knowing the right choices to make to live a holy life.
4. Understanding The ability to grasp the meaning of the teachings of the Catholic Church.

 

5. Fortitude or Courage  Helps you be strong enough to stand up for your faith in Christ.

 

6. Knowledge   Helps you to know what God asks of you and how you should respond.

 

7. Fear of God or Reverence  Helps you recognize the greatness of God and your dependence on Him.

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List the Four Marks of the Church  1 One   2 Holy   3 Catholic   4 Apostolic         
Theological Virtues
1  Hope  Gift from God by which we desire and trust that God will fulfill His promises, especially the promise of eternal happiness.  Because of the Resurrection, Christianity is a religion of this.
2  Charity (Love) To love as God loves.  The standard by which all of us are to live by, and as St. Paul says, is the greatest of the 3 Theological Virtues.
3  Faith   The gift of God’s invitation to us that enables us to know and believe in Him, and the power God gives us to respond freely to His invitation.

Cardinal Virtues
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1 Fortitude   the strength of mind and will to do what is good in the face of adversity or difficulty.  It enables a person to be a steadfast witness for Christ.
 
2 Prudence   St. Thomas Aguinas defines as “right reason in action”.  With experience comes wisdom, and this is often the guide for growing in wisdom.
 
3 Justice    the habit of consistently giving what is due to God and to our neighbor.  We give God what is due Him when we worship Him alone.  Our worship of God includes loving others and respecting the dignity of everyone.
 
4 Temperence   includes other virtuous acts and attitudes such as chastity, self-control, and responsible living according to God’s plan for life and love.  Helps us to moderate our actions so that we do what is good and right.

The Holy Mass consists of 2 main parts.  Write them here and describe what takes place during each.
First Part the liturgy of the Word –This is where a portion of scriptures are read (the Old Testament and New Testament).  2POINTS
Second Part the liturgy of the Eucharist – this is where the priest consecrates the host at the altar, which becomes the body, blood, soul and divinity of Jesus.  2POINTS
 
Fill in the Blank:  (3 pts.)    The Bible is the Inspired Word of God

You may NOT USE YOUR BIBLE for this first part.Fill in the Blanks (1 point each)      
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 






Fill in the blanks.  
Multiple Choice
Fill in the blanks.  Write the correct letters on the blank. Do not circle the letters.  There may be more than one correct answer.
   A   is used for consecration at Baptism, Confirmation and Ordination.

1. Chrism
2. Oil of the Sick
3. Incense

 
  Jesus is A, C, D.

1. True God and True Man
2. Half human and half God
3. Our Savior
4. The Son of God and of Mary

 
   B    is what is meant by the seal of confession.   

1. the priest is bound by the law to reveal sins that are harmful to others
2. the priest is bound never to reveal any sin that has been confessed to him
3. the priest is bound to never reveal any sin unless a mortal sin 

 
  C, D, E, F   are the conditions for receiving communion.  

1. Confessed within the last hour.
2. To have abstained for 24 hours prior
3. Free from mortal sin
4. To have a right intention
5. Purity of mind and body
6. To fast for 1 hour prior to receiving.

 
  A   is a habitual openness and willingness to do good that allows us not only to perform good acts, but to become the best version of ourselves.

1. virtue
2. sacramental
3. vice

  The Precepts of the Church are B, D, E, F.

1. Follow the Commandments.
2. Participate in Mass on Sundays and holy days of obligation  and rest from unnecessary work.
3. Be kind.
4. Confess sins at least once a year.
5. Observe the prescribed days of fasting and abstinence.
6. Provide for the material needs of the Church, according to one’s abilities.

IDENTIFICATION: Identify the term/s being asked on each number writing the answer on the space provided.
Bishop       1. The minister in the Sacrament of Confirmation.
Consecration   2. The process of transforming the bread and wine into the Body, Blood, Soul & Divinity of Christ.
George Lucas   3.  The archbishop of the Archdiocese of Omaha
Jesus                   4. He is the Son of God.
creed                   5. It is a prayer that summarizes our Christian faith and professes what we believe.
Participate in Mass  6. We are required to do this every week either on Saturday evening or Sunday and Holy Days of Obligation.
 
Holy Spirit       7. The sanctifier or the one who helps us to become Holy.         
 
Grace                  8. The gift of God’s life within us that helps us to respond to his call and to do what is good and right.
 
Francis              9.  The current Pope of the Catholic Church
Sacrament         10.  An outward sign of grace given to us by Jesus Christ and preserved by the Church for the purpose of participating in the life of God (giving grace).
 
Holy Trinity 11. One God in three Persons: God the Father is the first Person and Creator of all things. Jesus Christ is the second Person and the Son of God and our Creator. God the Holy Spirit is the third Person and God’s gift of love to the Church.
 
The Works of Mercy 12.  Feed the Hungry; give drink to the thirsty; clothe the naked; visit the sick;  visit the imprisoned; shelter the homeless; bury the dead; admonish the sinner;
instruct the ignorant; counsel the doubtful; comfort the sorrowful; bear wrongs                         patiently; forgive all injuries and pray for the dead.
 
 
The Beatitudes
Blessed are they who mourn (sad over the suffering and injustice they see.  They are strong because they know God is always with them and show compassion by doing what they can to help), for they will be comforted.
 
Blessed are the meek (are patient and considerate, treating others with respect), for they will inherit the land.
 
Blessed are they who hunger and thirst for righteousness (to strive to be in a right relationship with God and others.  They work to fulfill God’s will and to make sure everyone is treated fairly), for they will be satisfied.
 
Blessed are the peacemakers (work to solve problems without haring anyone and to build the kind of world God wants), for they will be called children of God.
 
Blessed are the poor in spirit (have faith in God and place all their trust in His love for them), for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.
 
Blessed are the merciful (forgive others just as God forgives them and are generous and kind to others), for they will be shown mercy.
 
Blessed are the clean of heart (keep God first in their lives), for they shall see God.
 
Blessed are they who are persecuted for the sake of righteousness (do what God wants, even when others laugh at them or threaten to harm them), for theirs is the kingdom of heaven.