What are sacraments?, Signs giving grace, Stories by apostles, Saints' prayers, Human rules, How many sacraments are there in the Catholic Church?, Five, Ten, Seven, Six, Which is not one of the Seven Sacraments?, Baptism, Holy Orders, Confirmation, Prayer, Who instituted the sacraments?, The apostles, Jesus Christ, The prophets, The angels, Why is Jesus Christ called the original sacrament of God?, Built churches, Revealed God's mystery, Wrote the Bible, Created apostles, Why is Jesus the source of all the sacraments?, He received all, He wrote them, Rooted in Him, He gave angels, Why is Jesus called the primary agent of the sacraments?, He acts through ministers, He only watches, He made new ones, Only in Baptism, Why is Jesus Christ the goal of all the sacraments?, He teaches reading, He gives rules, He wants priests, Our perfection, Which sacrament makes us members of the Church and children of God?, Holy Orders, Matrimony, Confirmation, Baptism, According to the Catechism, Baptism is the foundation of the:, Bible, Church building, Christian life, School year, Jesus is the vine, and the __________ are the branches., Apostles, Flock, Church, Angels, What happens to branches separated from the vine?, More fruit, Wither and die, Become trees, Grow stronger, In the vine and branches image, whom does the vine represent?, Jesus Christ, Peter, The apostles, The Church, In the vine and branches image, what do the branches represent?, Jesus, The prophets, The angels, The Church, In the Old Testament, the Church is referred to as:, comunidad, qahal, ekklesia, ecclesia, In the New Testament, the Church is referred to as:, baptisma, qahal, ekklesia, comunidad, The words qahal and ekklesia both mean:, People called together, God's building, Peter's followers, God's laws, The Church is composed of people united by the Holy Spirit because of:, Moses, Peter, Adam, Christ, The Church in this world is the sacrament of:, Knowledge, Salvation, Wealth, Success, The Church is the sign and instrument of the communion of:, Teachers and students, Priests and apostles, God and humanity, Parents and children, The Church is a symbol of our __________ with God., Disagreement, Distance, Sadness, Relationship, The Church is our __________, the spotless spouse of the spotless Lamb., Teacher, Sister, Mother, Child, The Church is the __________ of God, with Christ as the cornerstone and the apostles as the foundation., School, Temple, Beacon, Lighthouse, The Church is the __________ of Christ, the Good Shepherd who lays down His life for His sheep., Flock, School, Family, Forest, The Church is the __________ of God, cultivated by the heavenly Vinedresser., Farm, Forest, Garden, Vineyard, What is a sign or symbol?, No meaning, Represents meaning, Only decoration, Written rule, What can signs and symbols communicate in the Bible?, God's presence, All names, Book number, Church locations, What symbol guided the Israelites during the day?, Rushing wind, Tongues of fire, Pillar of cloud, Pillar of fire, What symbol guided the Israelites during the night?, Pillar of fire, Water, Pillar of cloud, Rainbow, Which symbols represented the Holy Spirit during Pentecost?, Water and oil, Cloud and rainbow, Wind and fire, Bread and wine, How does God reveal Himself to people?, Only in church, Only dreams, Only written words, Signs and creation, What can the beauty of nature and the grandeur of the earth reveal?, Human power, Loving Creator, World history, Importance of wealth, Why are signs and symbols important in human life?, More colorful, Only celebrations, Replace speech, Help communication, Which is an example of a meaningful encounter with God?, Avoiding creation, Ignoring others, Praying sincerely, Refusing prayer, What should the warmth of the sun remind us of?, God's love, Human power, Importance of work, Stay indoors, A symbol can bring about an active encounter between a person and God., FALSE, TRUE, A symbol calls for faith., TRUE, FALSE, God reveals Himself only through Jesus and never through creation., TRUE, FALSE, The love of God can be seen in His creation., TRUE, FALSE, We can experience God’s presence in the silence of the night., FALSE, TRUE, The pillar of cloud guided the Israelites during the night., FALSE, TRUE, The pillar of fire guided the Israelites during the night., FALSE, TRUE, The Holy Spirit was represented by a cross during Pentecost., FALSE, TRUE, Rushing wind and tongues of fire represented the Holy Spirit., FALSE, TRUE, God the Father shows His great love for people through signs and symbols., FALSE, TRUE, A sign or symbol can represent something that is not physically present., TRUE, FALSE, God can show His love through the love and care of our parents., TRUE, FALSE, The Church is separated from Jesus, just as branches are separated from a vine., TRUE, FALSE, The Church is an instrument of God’s plan of salvation., FALSE, TRUE, Through Baptism, we become members of the Church and children of God., TRUE, FALSE, Which list names the Seven Sacraments?, Baptism to Anointing, Faith, hope, love, Seven Sacraments list, Prayer and fasting, What do the vine and branches teach about our relationship with Jesus?, Live without Him, Trust only self, Avoid prayer always, Stay united to Him, Which pair shows how God reveals His love through creation?, Books and pens, Shoes and bags, Desks and chalk, Sun and stars, Why are signs and symbols important?, They remove faith, They replace God, They confuse people, They communicate meaning, Which set names the four scriptural images of the Church?, Boat, road, gate, mountain, School, house, river, crown, Stone, bread, lamp, field, Temple, flock, vineyard, mother

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