A) human dignity B) economic justice C) distributive wealth D) fraternal solidarity
A) its intention B) its nature C) its object, its intention, and its circumstances D) its object and its intention
A) Temptation can lead to sin. B) Certain thoughts and feelings can lead us away from following God’s laws. C) God’s grace helps us to overcome the attraction to choose sin. D) Temptation, by itself, is a sin.
A) pleasure B) shame C) license D) freedom
A) conversion B) implication C) submission D) devotion
A) Jesus B) Saint Paul C) Saint Peter D) the pope
A) a limit to our freedom B) what the Church teaches to keep people obedient C) a response to Jesus Christ D) a set of rules for good behavior
A) Community of Penitents B) Magisterium C) Church Militant D) Communion of Saints
A) when we become members of the Church B) at maturity C) at the age of reason D) throughout our lives
A) Imago Dei B) friendship C) fraternity D) chastity
A) Original Sin B) social sin C) venial sin D) mortal sin
A) God gave us the ability to reason and be followers of Jesus. B) We can overcome sin because God created us as one human community. C) Jesus Christ, our Savior, offers us freedom from sin. D) Our Creator knows that there are unjust situations that negatively impact society.
A) true friendships B) popularity C) autonomy D) pleasure
A) “For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of God is eternal life in Jesus Christ our Lord.” (Romans 6:23) B) “On reaching the place, he said to them, ‘Pray that you will not fall into temptation.’” (Luke 22:40) C) “Walk with the wise and you become wise, but the companion of fools fares badly.” (Proverbs 13:20) D) “And Jesus wept.” (John 11:35)
A) Act of Contrition B) the Rosary C) Nicene Creed D) Eucharistic Prayer
A) the official public prayer of the Church B) a prayer that helps us to personalize the mysteries of faith C) dedication of our work as an offering to God D) an expression of our beliefs
A) all of the above B) our communities C) the sacraments D) the life of the saints
A) something that belongs only to my grandparents and those in heaven B) a building in which the sacraments are celebrated C) the partaking of the real Body, Blood, Soul, and Divinity of Jesus D) the body of believers, both living and dead, through whom Christ is made present to us
A) the Last Judgment B) the Kingdom of God C) the sacraments D) our world
A) “Blessed are the merciful, for they will be shown mercy.” (Matthew 5:7) B) “Your light must shine before others, that they may see your good deeds.” (Matthew 5:16) C) “I am the way and the truth and the life.” (John 14:6) D) “You shall not take the name of the Lord, your God, in vain.” (Exodus 20:7)
A) asking for God’s forgiveness, help, or support B) giving glory to God C) expressing gratitude to God for our blessings D) dedicating someone or something to God
A) Grace before meals B) Glory Be to the Father C) Nicene Creed D) Act of Contrition
A) mortal sins B) venial sins C) temptations D) capital sins
A) food and drink B) avoiding our responsibilities toward God and others C) possessions and material things D) praise and honor
A) nature B) reflection C) submission D) intention
A) If our intentions are good, then our action is morally good. B) All the laws of society will lead to good moral decisions. C) Acting out of fear does not affect our moral responsibility. D) A good moral decision must conform to the will of God.
A) a Carmelite nun known as the “Little Flower” B) known for developing the Catholic school system in America C) a Jesuit missionary who brought the Catholic faith to India and Japan D) gave herself to God through service to Native and African Americans
A) known for developing the Catholic school system in America B) gave herself to God through service to Native and African Americans C) a Carmelite nun known as the “Little Flower” D) a Jesuit missionary who brought the Catholic faith to India and Japan
A) gave herself to God through service to Native and African Americans B) known for developing the Catholic school system in America C) a Jesuit missionary who brought the Catholic faith to India and Japan D) a Carmelite nun known as the “Little Flower”
A) gave herself to God through service to Native and African Americans B) a Carmelite nun known as the “Little Flower” C) known for developing the Catholic school system in America D) a Jesuit missionary who brought the Catholic faith to India and Japan
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