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Sacraments Terms Quiz

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Test your understanding of sacraments terms.

by Graham
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What is Anointing in Catholic sacraments?

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What is Baptism of Desire?

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Who makes up the Body of Christ?

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Who is a Catechumen?

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What does Commemorate mean in Sacraments?

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Conversion in the Sacrament of Penance begins with what?

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Divine Physician describes Jesus as what?

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What does Efficacious mean regarding the sacraments?

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Which are Gifts of the Holy Spirit?

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Grace is...

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In Persona Christi Capitis refers to...

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Indelible Mark is received in which sacraments?

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What does Indissoluble mean in marriage?

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Inheritance in baptism refers to...

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Lamb of God describes Jesus’ what?

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Ministerial Priesthood shares in whose priesthood?

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Mortal Sin does what?

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Original Sin is...

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Passover recalls...

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Primordial Sacrament refers to...

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Redemptive means...

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Sacrament is...

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Venial Sin is...

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Witness is someone who...

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Anointing involves holy oil, not water, light, or a general blessing.

It refers to longing for baptism and repentance, not formal water baptism or later vows.

Body of Christ includes all the People of God, not just specific groups.

A catechumen is in preparation for baptism, not already baptized or other roles.

Commemorating recalls Christ’s Passion, not creating new memories.

It starts with contrition and turning to God, not celebrations or vows.

Jesus calls sinners to repentance, not only the healthy or distant judging.

Sacraments confer grace; they are more than symbolic acts.

All seven gifts are listed; other options omit several.

Grace is God’s freely given life, not a human achievement.

It specifically describes the priest acting in Christ’s person, by ordination.

The mark is not from all sacraments—only those listed.

Marriage bond is permanent and not easily undone.

Inheritance here is spiritual, not financial or legal alone.

It emphasizes Jesus’ sacrifice, not a literal lamb or food.

They act in Christ’s priesthood, not by their own authority alone.

Mortal sin fully breaks the relationship with God when freely chosen.

Original Sin describes humanity’s fallen state from the first humans.

Passover foreshadows Christ’s cross, not secular events.

Traditionally, marriage is called primordial for its foundational role.

Redemption is about saving/freeing, not imposing rules or forgetting.

Sacraments convey grace as signs, not mere traditions.

Venial sin wounds relationship but doesn’t sever it like mortal sin.

A witness reports observed events; not necessarily sacred roles.

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