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| T or F: God doesn't hear the prayers of sinners |
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| attention, humility, confidence, perserverance |
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| What four qualities should praying have? |
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| We owe God public recognition of Him as Supreme Master of society |
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| Why is public community prayer necessary? |
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| prayer that demonstrates the great Christian ideal of the brotherhood of man in uniting men and women of all ages, races, and places in life in the worship of our heavenly Father |
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Why should a family pray together?
a) To ask God to bless them as a family
b) To imitate the Holy Family
c) To give a good example to the children
d) To keep the family together
e) all of the above
f) all but d |
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| What Jesus, Mary, and Joseph are referred to as |
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| Catholics wish to honor them; Seeing the holy pictures helps set their minds on what is above and helps them pray |
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| What two reasons do Catholics have statues and pictures of Saints? |
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| mental prayer; meditation |
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| Two terms that mean "praying without putting thoughts into words" |
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| Holy Sacrifice of the Mass |
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| What is the chief form of public community worship in the Catholic Church? |
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| At Mass, ______ and _____ are changed into the Body and Blood of Christ and offered to _____ to renew the sacrifice Jesus offered upon the _____. |
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| Jesus Christ; Last Supper; died |
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| _______ ________ offered the first Mass at the ______ ______ on the night before He _____ nearly 2000 years ago. |
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| T or F: Jesus Christ didn't change bread and wine into His Body and Blood by divine power--it was merely symbolic |
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| a spirit--a person whodoes not have a body |
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| T or F: Jesus is the only one who could turn bread and wine into His Body and Blood |
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| Who did Jesus give his power to? |
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| T or F: The power of Communion was handed down from the apostles to others |
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| By making other men priests and bishops |
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| How did the apostles hand down the power of Communion? |
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| consecration; Body, Blood |
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| The priest changes the bread and wine into the Body and Blood of Christ at the part called the ______, when he says, "This is My _____, this is My _____." |
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| T or F: An angel has a mind and will even if they don't have a body |
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| T or F: The Bible doesn't mention angels |
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God created angels:
a) to adore Him in heaven
b) to act as His messengers
c) to be guardians to human beings
d) all of the above
e) all but a
f) all but c |
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| T or F: Every person has a guardian angel |
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Guardian angels:
a) pray for you
b) protect you from evil
c) inspire you to do good
d) all the above
e) all but a |
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| T or F: All angels obey God. |
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| the leader of the fallen angels |
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| where the fallen angels were cast into |
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| T or F: There is no devil as the Bible never mentions one |
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| T or F: The devil hates human beings and tries to tempt them into sin |
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| What are the two best weapons against the devil? |
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