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Sacraments Quiz
Religion Quiz - 3rd Qtr. #3 - test on 03/09/06 - ack, it's been awhile.
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| Easter Vigil | ceremony where adults receive sacrament of initiation |
| Rite of Election | the candidates of catecumen are declared ready to complete the process RCIA |
| neophyte | newly baptised person |
| Baptism by water | water is most common form, |
| Baptism by blood | unbaptized people who are martyred by their faith |
| Baptism by desire | an implicit desire to become baptized by a person who loves God and has faith |
| catecumen | unbaptized members of the RCIA |
| scrutinies | rights of repentence |
| Chrism | blessed oil used in Sacraments of Baptism, Confirmation, & Holy Orders |
| Baptismal name | when a person chooses a Saint to be their protector |
| Two responsibilities of a Baptized person | 1)respond to the vocation of holiness, to life a life of love and loyalty to Jesus 2) reject Satan and sin 3) follow teachings of Christ and the Church |
| Scripture passage related to Baptism | John 3: 22 |
| Duties of parents (atleast two) | 1) have child baptized a-sap 2) teach their child the Christian faith 3) model for them the practice of the Faith 4) choose an appropriate Godparent |
| Four symbols of baptism | water (new life; death), oil (protection from evil), white garment (Christ and risen w/ him), lighted candle (light of Christ is not conquered by death; Jesus is the light of the world) |
| Matter | natural blessed water (in an emergency, the water doesn't have to be blessed) |
| Form | "[Name], I baptize youin the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit" |
| Minister of the Sacrament | Priests, deacons, and bishops |
| 3 effects of Baptism (there's more than 3) | 1) cleanses the soul of sin (original and personal) 2) bestows the gifts of the Holy Spirit 3) indelibly marks the person 4) makes one a child of God with the right of heaven 5) incorporates one into the faith community (Church) & more |
| Disposition of an adult who desires baptism | 1) believe in the basic truths of the Catholic faith 2) be truly sorry for his/her sins 3) sincerely desire to be baptized |
| R.C. I.A. stands for... | Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults |
| Original sin | the primary sin of the first man and woman (i.e. Adam & Eve) that we all are born with the consequences |
| Baptism | baptizein (to immerse/plunge) |
| baptismal front | the place where one is baptized in water |
| baptistry | location in a church where baptisms are performed |
| immersion | fully dipping a person in the water (using Trinitarian formula) |
| infusion | pouring water over the head 3x (using Trinitarian formula) |
| the four stages of RCIA are | 1) Period of Inquiry 2) Catechumenate 3) Period of Purification & Enlightenment 4) Mystagogy |
| Period of Inquiry (RCIA #1) | person gathers info., asks questions, clarifies misunderstanding (indefinite min. 6 months) |
| Catechumenate (RCIA #2) | process of spiritual formation and introduction into parish life (1-3 years) indepth understanding of faith & grow closer to Christ |
| Period of Purification & Enlightenment (RCIA #3) | includes scrutinies, acceptance of Creed and the Lord's prayer choice of Christian name, final statement of purpose (LENT) |
| Waittt, in what season does the Period of Purification & Enlightenment occur? | Lent |
| and.. for how long does the Period of Inquiry last? | min. 6 months |
| so, the Catechumenate lasts for how many years? | 1-3 years |
| Ok, continue.. Mystagogy (RCIA #4) | (mystery) period of growth and reflection for the neophyte in the Christian life |
| Mystagogy happens from | Easter until Pentacost |
| What's a neophyte again?! | a newly baptized person |
| What's RCIA by definition (not what it stands for)? | The process by which adult converts are received into full communion of the Catholic Church amen |
| What sacraments of Initiation are received before the Christian Community on Easter Vigil? | Baptism, Confirmation, & Eucharist |
| What are catechumens again?! | Unbaptized members of RCIA |
| ..and candidates are? | baptized members of RCIA |
| Types of Baptism are | Immersion (fully dip a person into water 3x), Infusion (pouring water over the head of the person 3x), and Aspersion (sprinkling head w/ water) |
| Baptism is the Sacrament of.. | rebirth |
| For a scripture passage related to Baptism, you can use | John 3:1-5 aswell |
| Sacraments (why it's effective) | -confer the grace they signify (ex opere operato) --> by the work that is done --> Jesus works through sacraments, therefore it's effective |
| Council of Florence (1431-32; 1439) | officially recognized 7 Sacraments and defined them [St. Thomas Aquinas of Florence] |
| Council of Trent (March 3, 1547) | -defined + named the 7 Sacraments that were instituted by Christ to give grace |
| Birth | --> we begin at birth --> Baptism is our birth into new life of grace |
| Adulthood | --> we grow stronger & more mature (no more G.I. Joe & Star Wars action figures. Sorry, Mr. Coito) --> confirmation gives us the power to become stronger and more mature in the life of grace |
| Food | --> we need nourishment in order to live/sustain life --> Eucharist is our spiritual nourishment -- The Body and Blood of JC |
| Medicine | --> when we are sick, wounded, disease, etc., we need to be cared for & healed --> Sacrament of Healing (Penance/Anointing of the Sick) |
| Propogastion (new life) | --> matrimoney |
| Government | --> laws kept |
| Conditional baptism yo | "If you have not been baptized, I baptize you... |
| Christening | "to make like Christ" |
| Baptismal vows/promises (examples of ?s) | Do you reject Satan? And all his works? And all his empty promises? Do you reject sin so as to live in the freedom of God's children? Do you reject the glamour of evil, and refuse to be mastered by sin? |
| Baptismal vows | promises made at Baptism by the person baptized, or by the parents, godparents, and assembly, to reject sin and confess the Christian faith |
| Tests are lame. | Can I get an amen, puhhleaze? |
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