CL 1st quarter periodic

• What is a responsibility?

  A duty or obligation that one has to perform or accomplish
• Why is it important to fulfill responsibilities?

  Because it is morally right, legally required, or expected
• What does the term "Commission" mean?

  To give an order for or authorize the production of
• What are the three important things mentioned in Matthew 28:18-20?

  Make disciples of all nations, baptize them, and teach all that Jesus commanded
• What are the three tasks given to the Apostles?

  Authority to preach, lead, and sanctify
• How did the Apostles fulfill their tasks?

  Through the help of the Holy Spirit
• What is the role of the Holy Spirit in evangelization?

  The Holy Spirit is the principal agent of evangelization through the sacrament of Baptism
• What does Subsidiarity mean in the context of the Apostles' mission?

  It involves performing actions that help those in need of assistance
• How does the saving work of Christ continue through the Sacraments?


  Through the Church, which carries out His saving work via the seven sacraments
• What does the term "sacrament" mean?

  An outward sign of God's invisible grace
• What happens during the Sacrament of Baptism?

  We become disciples of Christ and members of the family of God
• What is the significance of the Sacrament of Confirmation?

  It endows us with the gifts of the Holy Spirit and makes us full members of the Church
• What does the Sacrament of the Eucharist provide?

  It nourishes us with the spiritual life shared by Christ
• What is the purpose of the Sacrament of Reconciliation?

  To mend the wounds of our sins and achieve peace
• What does the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick do?

  It strengthens our will to survive and leads us from temptations of sin
• What is the significance of the Sacrament of Matrimony?

  It blesses the union of two hearts in a lifelong partnership
• What does the Sacrament of Holy Orders celebrate?

  The Church's joy of faithful response to God's call for leadership roles
• What does Simplicity mean?

  The quality or condition of being plain or natural
• How does Pope Francis exemplify simplicity?

  He lives a life of simplicity despite his position
• What responsibility did Jesus give to Peter?

  To be the Head of the Church
• Why did Jesus change Simon's name to Peter?

  Because it means he will be a strong foundation of the Church
• What is Apostolic Succession?

  The transmission of the mission and power of the Apostles to their successors
• What is the role of the Pope?

  The head of the Church and a servant to all its members
• Who is Pope Francis in relation to St. Peter?

  He is the 266th successor of St. Peter
• What does the title "Servant of the Servants of God" signify?

  It shows that the authority of the Pope must be seen as a ministry of service
• What are the duties of a Pope?

  1. Define Faith Issues
  2. Administer the Church
  3. Appoint Bishops
  4. Create Dioceses
  5. Create Cardinals
  6. Name Saints
  7. Represent the Church
• What is the Gift of Infallibility given to the Pope?

  It means the Pope teaches without error but is not free from sin
• How does the Pope teach the members of the Church?

  Through encyclicals and apostolic exhortations
• What are Encyclical Letters?

  Letters written by the Pope addressed to bishops and the faithful
• What does the term "faithful" refer to?

  Another term for Christians or those who believe in God