Cards (14)

  • What are we called to live out as a Church today?
    The Covenant that is the Sacrament of Baptism
  • Why is Baptism referred to as the “gateway” to other sacraments?
    Because it is the first of the seven sacraments in the Catholic Church
  • What does Baptism symbolize?
    Baptism symbolizes cleansing and new life
  • What is the significance of Baptism in a Christian's life?
    It marks the initiation of a person into the Christian faith
  • What is the nature of the Sacrament of Baptism according to the text?
    It is a promise, a Covenant made to us by Jesus Christ
  • What does Mark 16:16 say about Baptism?
    “He who believes and is baptised will be saved; but he who does not believe will be condemned.”
  • What does the promise or Covenant made between the people and God signify?
    It signifies the commitment to faith as spoken by Jesus Christ in his Father’s name
  • What happens when individuals are baptised?
    They enter into a sacred covenant with God
  • What do individuals promise when they are baptised?

    To take upon themselves the name of Jesus Christ and live their lives in the Christian faith
  • What does the heavenly Father promise through the Sacrament of Baptism?
    The remission of sins
  • How are we called to live out the ancient Covenant as a Church?
    By continuing to hold and cherish our faith
  • What role does each individual's Baptism play in the Church?
    It serves as a bridge between the Church and God, fortifying the Covenant
  • What are the key aspects of the Sacrament of Baptism in the Catholic Church?
    • First of the seven sacraments
    • Symbolizes cleansing and new life
    • Initiates a person into the Christian faith
    • Represents a promise or Covenant made by Jesus Christ
    • Remission of sins is promised by the heavenly Father
  • How does Baptism connect individuals to the Church and God?
    • Individuals enter into a sacred covenant with God
    • They promise to live their lives in the Christian faith
    • Each Baptism fortifies the ancient Covenant
    • Acts as a bridge between the Church and God