5 Written Questions

1. a moral story used by the teachers of Jesus' time; done in the context of the story.
2. form of prayer asking God to aid us or others
3. a part of the Gospel according to Matthew in which Jesus preaches important moral teachings, including the Beatitudes
4. our relationship with God, his expectations for us and how we live up to these expectations.
5. a feeling that prayer is a waste of time

5 Matching Questions

1. Sadducees
2. God the Father
3. Paraclete
4. Trinity
5. Pharisees

1. a sect of Jews from Judea consisting of citizens of all classes; liberal and sought to study the applications of Torah to everyday life
2. b a name for the Holy Spirit, meaning "advocate"
3. c created the world, sent Son to the world and its consubstantial
4. d sect of Jews in Judea consisting of priests and wealthy business people; conservatives
5. e The mystery of one God in 3 persons: The Father, The Son, and the Holy Spirit

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. an act that weakens our life with God; hurts your relationship with God but doesn't break it; small sins
   1. Metanoia
   2. Venial Sin
   3. Mortal Sin
   4. Meditation
2. the apostles and their successors, the college of bishops, to whom Christ gave the authority to teach, sanctify and rule
   1. Grace
   2. Laity
   3. Hiearchy
   4. Person
3. an exercise and a from of prayer in which we try to understand God's revelation of the truths of faith and the purpose of Christian life
   1. Vocation
   2. Inspiration
   3. Incarnation
   4. Meditation
4. a divinely revealed truth whose very possiibility cannot be rationally conceived before it is revealed, and after revelation, whose inner essense cannot be fully understood by the finite mind
   1. Moses
   2. Martyr
   3. Prayer
   4. Mystery
5. process of being made holy
   1. Incarnation
   2. Contemplation
   3. Sanctification
   4. Inspiration

5 True/False Questions

1. Contrition → sorrow of the soul and hatred for the sin committed, together with a resolution not to sin again; necessary for the reception of the Sacrament of Penance

   True        False

2. Inspiration → the fact that the Son of God assumed human nature and became man in order to accomplish our salvation in that same human nature

   True        False

3. Vocal → an expression of prayer; simple conversation with God

   True        False

4. Consubstantial → sorrow of the soul and hatred for the sin committed, together with a resolution not to sin again; necessary for the reception of the Sacrament of Penance

   True        False

5. Decree on the Laity → official pronouncement announcing that all baptized are called to perfection of life and to evangelize all who they meet

   True        False