UNIT 1 REVIEW 5 · 2020. 11. 19. · 5 UNIT 1 REVIEW Our Response to God’s Gifts Review God the Father creates us and continues to care for us. The Son of God, Jesus, came to save

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Our Response to God’s Gifts

ReviewGod the Father creates us and continues to care for us. The Son of God, Jesus, came to save humanity from Original Sin and reconcile us to the Father. Jesus calls us to serve God’s kingdom of grace and love as a sign to the world of God’s goodness.

PrayerLoving God, help me know you more and more. Thank you for the help that the Ten Commandments and the Beatitudes give me.

Faith SummaryGod created the world and continues to love and care for it. Each Person in the Blessed Trinity has a mission. The Father creates everything. The Son became man for the sake of our salvation. The Holy Spirit gives us the grace to know the Father and the Son.

People are inclined to sin because of Original Sin. But God promised a Savior, Jesus, who would heal our relationship with God. Through Adam, sin and death came into the world. Through Jesus’ life, Death, and Resurrection, we are saved.

Because God promised to send a Savior, he made a covenant with Abraham and his descendants. They became God’s people. The Old Testament tells the story of these people. God provided his people with rules—the Ten Commandments—to help them stay close to him and live peacefully and lovingly. The story of salvation, begun with Abraham, continues in the New Testament and is fulfilled in Jesus.

When he was on earth, Jesus gave us the Beatitudes to show us how to share in God’s life and be happy. With the help of the Holy Spirit, we can live the Beatitudes.

My ResponseHow will you try to be closer to God because of what you learned in this unit?

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In Other WordsBelow are descriptions of people, things, or concepts you have learned about in this unit. On each line, write who or what is being described.

Abraham’s son

the religion of the Hebrews, or Jews

the central mystery of our faith in which God reveals himself as Father, Son, and Holy Spirit

the man through whom God gave the Ten Commandments to the Hebrews

a prayer of praise to the Trinity

a saint who spent his youth getting into trouble but who became a Christian at the age of 32

the first book of the Bible, which contains the story of creation

a prayer in which we ask God the Father to give us our daily bread

teachings given to us by Jesus that help us practice Christian virtue

a prayer we can say to dedicate our day to God

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Snapshots from the Story of SalvationGod’s story of salvation begins in the Book of Genesis and is fulfilled in Jesus Christ. Choose one of the events from the story of salvation and draw a picture of it. On the lines, write how your chosen event fits into the story of salvation.

God makes a covenant with Abraham.

Jesus sends the Holy Spirit to his followers after his Ascension.

Jesus dies, is resurrected, and ascends into heaven.

God calls Moses to rescue God’s people and lead them to the land he has prepared for them.

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ReviewJesus Christ, the Son of God, became man while remaining divine. He healed our relationship with God the Father through his suffering, Death, and Resurrection. The Church continues Jesus’ mission. Jesus continues to be present in the seven sacraments, which call us to a new life.

PrayerJesus, help me share your love and goodness so that I will show your presence through my example.

Faith SummaryGod the Father so loved the world that he sent his Son, Jesus, to save the human family. The mystery of the Son of God becoming man in Jesus is called the Incarnation. Jesus’ mission on earth continues through the Church, of which he is the head. As members of the Church, we are living signs of Jesus on earth. God, through the Holy Spirit, gives us a special gift called sanctifying grace, which helps us live like Jesus.

Jesus’ touch healed people and brought them life and peace. Jesus touches our lives today through the celebration of the sacraments. A sacrament is a sign by which Jesus shares God’s life and blessings—his grace—with us. The sacraments celebrate Jesus’ presence among us. Baptism and Confirmation, two of the Sacraments of Initiation, welcome us into the community of the Church.

Baptism is a call to a new life in Jesus Christ through the Holy Spirit. Baptism unites us with the Death and Resurrection of Jesus and takes away Original Sin. As members of the Church, we are called to share our time and talents for the good of the Church. We are also called to work for peace, justice, and unity in the world.

In Confirmation we receive the Holy Spirit. Our bond with Christ is made stronger, and we are better able to give witness to the faith. Confirmation completes Baptism. Through the Spirit, we receive the grace to live holy lives dedicated to God and to participate in the Church’s mission of proclaiming the Good News about Jesus.

My ResponseYou have learned about many ways in which we can be like Jesus. Write one way you can be like Jesus in your everyday life.

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Faith CrosswordUse the clues below to complete the crossword puzzle.

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Across5. The Apostles’ summarizes our beliefs as Christians.

6. The main sign of Baptism is .

7. The Sacraments of are Baptism, Confirmation, and the Eucharist.

9. In Baptism we first receive grace.

10. The oil used in both Baptism and Confirmation is called .

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2. The act of sharing our time, money, and talents to contribute to God’s kingdom on earth is called .

3. The mystery of the Son of God becoming man is called the .

4. In Baptism a person receives of of Original Sin.

8. Fortitude is a of the Holy Spirit received in Confirmation.

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The Gifts of the Holy SpiritThe Gifts of the Holy Spirit make it possible for us to carry out God’s work. This work includes a call to holiness, in which we dedicate ourselves to God and to the Church’s mission of proclaiming the Good News of salvation through Christ. Circle one of the Gifts of the Holy Spirit listed below. Write how you see it already in your life and how you can use it to participate in the Church’s mission. Review the meaning of the words in your Glossary if necessary.

wisdom

piety

counsel

understanding fortitude

fear ofthe Lord knowledge

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ReviewEveryone is called to be part of God’s people and to serve his kingdom. Although each person is called to serve in different ways, we all are united in the vocation of serving God, other people, and the Church.

PrayerJesus, you have called me to be part of your kingdom. Help me appreciate all who serve your Church. Help me find the vocation to which you are calling me.

Faith SummaryThe Church is diverse and united. Its members live in different places and have different gifts. Yet the Church is united by the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Church members are united in beliefs as expressed in the Apostles’ Creed and Church teachings. A visible sign of Church unity is the pope, together with the bishops.

The Sacraments at the Service of Communion are Holy Orders and Matrimony. Through these sacraments, people serve God’s kingdom and their communities.

Holy Orders is the sacrament in which men are called to serve the Church as bishops, priests, and deacons. They help continue Jesus’ presence on earth in the tradition of the Apostles by teaching, leading worship, serving as pastors, and celebrating the sacraments.

The Sacrament of Matrimony is the commitment of a man and a woman to lifelong love for each other; the couple receives the grace to fulfill this promise through the sacrament. Parents, together with their children, make up the family, or domestic church.

Mary was called to the vocation of being the virgin mother of Jesus. She humbly cooperated with God’s plan. Mary was preserved from Original Sin and was free from sin throughout her life.

My ResponseYou have learned and thought about many ways to serve the community. In what way is it important for you to serve right now? How will you try to serve in this way in your everyday life?

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Community AcrosticIn the acrostic blanks below, write the word that completes each sentence.

1. D I O C E S E

2. D E A C O N

3. D O M E S T I C

4. A S S U M P T I O N

5. C O M M U N I O N

6. O R D I N A T I O N

7. B I S H O P

8. T E M P L E

9. L A I T Y

1. The geographic area for which a bishop has responsibility is called a .

2. A is a man ordained to assist bishops and priests.

3. The community formed by a married couple and their children is called the church.

4. Mary was taken into heaven, body and soul, at the .

5. Matrimony is one of the Sacraments at the Service of .

6. In the Rite of , a bishop anoints the hands of a new priest.

7. A is a man who has received the fullness of the Sacrament of Holy Orders.

8. The was the ancient Jews’ sacred place to worship God.

9. Church members who are neither ordained nor members of religious communities are called the .

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Bless This HomeYour family forms a community of grace and prayer, a domestic church. The place where your family lives is special. It is where your parents or caregivers share their faith with you, where you learn about God and his goodness, and where you can grow in the light of God’s love.

Many things make your home a good place.

Write a blessing for your home. Write your blessing inside the image below. Take your blessing home and show it to your family. Together, choose a place where it can be displayed.

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ReviewWe encounter Jesus in the seven sacraments. We receive healing in the Sacraments of Penance and Reconciliation and of the Anointing of the Sick. How can you help bring healing, comfort, and restoration to others in your life?

PrayerJesus, help me trust in your healing presence now and always.

Faith SummaryJesus is the Bread of Life. He nourishes us with his Body and Blood in the Eucharist. In the Eucharistic celebration, Jesus is present in the priest, in the assembly, in the Word of God, and in the consecrated bread and wine.

When we celebrate the Eucharist, we recognize the real presence of Jesus under the appearance of bread and wine. The liturgy commemorates, or recalls, the sacrifice of Jesus, who died to make reparation for our sins. At the time of consecration during Mass, the bread and wine become the Body and Blood of Jesus. This is called transubstantiation. To celebrate the Eucharist, we must first confess any mortal sin that we remember having committed.

Penance and Reconciliation and the Anointing of the Sick are the two Sacraments of Healing.

In Penance and Reconciliation, we receive absolution of our sins through the power of the Holy Spirit. Our relationship with God and others is healed by being sorry for our sins, confessing them to a priest, and trying to do better.

In the Anointing of the Sick, people who are ill, injured, or aged are anointed with oil by a priest. They receive forgiveness from sins, comfort in their suffering, and spiritual—and sometimes even physical—healing. Through this sacrament, our suffering is united with Jesus’ power.

My ResponseYou have thought about forgiveness and healing in this unit and talked about how they are part of Catholic life. Write one action you will take to bring forgiveness and healing into your own daily life.

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The Order of MassThe Order of Mass is partially provided in the chart. Fill in the missing parts using the phrases from the word bank below.

Lamb of God Dismissal Prayer of the Faithful GloriaGospel Reading Lord’s Prayer Mystery of Faith Penitential ActPreface Profession of Faith Sanctus

Introductory RitesEntrance Procession

Greeting (Sign of the Cross)

Collect

Liturgy of the WordFirst Reading

Responsorial Psalm

Second Reading

Gospel Acclamation

Homily

Liturgy of the EucharistPresentation of the Gifts and the Altar

Prayer over the Offerings

Eucharistic Prayer

Consecration

Doxology

Communion Rite

Sign of Peace

Holy Communion

Prayer After Communion

Concluding Rites Concluding Blessing

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absolution mortal transubstantiation parablecomfort contrition Healing obligationEucharist viaticum

Sacraments in the Life of the ChurchChoose the most appropriate word from the word bank to complete each sentence.

1. The is the focal point of Christian life.

2. The holy mystery of the bread and wine becoming Christ’s Body and Blood during Mass is called .

3. Through the priest, God gives us from our sins during the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation.

4. The Anointing of the Sick is a Sacrament of .

5. The most serious sin we can commit is sin.

6. A story told by Jesus in order to teach something is called a

7. Sorrow for having done something wrong is called .

8. A Christian who is ill or dying may receive as part of the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick.

9. Catholics attend Mass on Sundays and on holy days of .

10. Through the Sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick, people receive forgiveness for their sins and in their suffering.

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ReviewWe have a new life in Jesus. In our new life we are called to be like Jesus, to make good choices, and to act with love and kindness toward our neighbors.

PrayerJesus, help me as I seek to make good choices and to be a good friend to others.

Faith SummaryAs Christians, we are called to lead moral lives in which God is central. We believe that we have a new life in Jesus and are called to follow his teachings and be like him. With the grace and help of the Holy Spirit, we can make good choices that keep us in close friendship with God and with others.

We are called to live moral lives, but all too often we make selfish and sinful choices that harm our relationships with God and others. Christian life commits us to truth in deeds and words. We must monitor what we say so that we don’t cause harm to others, intentionally or unintentionally. We must recognize that sin does not harm only individuals; it also has negative effects on society as a whole. The presence of sin helps explain why there are such things as war, violence, prejudice, crime, drug abuse, and unfair treatment of others.

Jesus is present to us in the sacraments. The sacraments give us the grace to act in our lives as Jesus acted in his. They help us make good moral choices and act on the choices in our everyday lives. Making good moral choices includes respecting our bodies and having self-control. Chastity involves treating our own sexuality and others’ sexuality with respect, whether we are young or old, married or single.

Jesus will judge each of us. We will be judged on whether we have lived a life of good deeds and of kindness toward our neighbors. As a result of this judgment, each person will be united with God in heaven, undergo purification in Purgatory before being united with God, or enter hell—total separation from God—as a result of his or her choices.

My ResponseThis week, set aside a time with Jesus when you can talk to him about your questions, ideas, and worries. Talk with Jesus about how you can put into practice what you have learned this year.

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Christian Living Fill in the blanks with the words that complete each sentence. Then write the letters from each circled space in the blanks at the bottom of the page to reveal the answer to the final question.

1. Saying things that are meant to harm another person’s reputation is called .

2. Some people undergo purification in before being united with God.

3. A is a job given to a person to complete.

4. Deliberately saying something untrue about another person is called .

5. lessen the punishment due for sins that have been forgiven.

6. God gives to us; it is part of every person, and it is good.

7. Saint Paul teaches that your body is a of the Holy Spirit.

8. Jesus Christ is the of the Church.

9. helps us unite our physical sexuality with our spiritual nature.

10. is total separation from God.

This is the inner voice that helps us do what is good and avoid evil.

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The Right Steps to Make a Good ChoiceIf you want to know how God wants you to act, you can follow certain steps:

¨ Ask the Holy Spirit for help.

¨ Think about what God‛s law and the Church‛s teaching have to say about this situation.

¨ Think about how your decision will affect your relationship with God and with others. Ask yourself whether your decision will harm you or other people.

¨ Ask for advice from people who live the Christian faith.

¨ Remember that Jesus Christ is with you.

Now imagine that you have a big school assignment due next week. One of your friends knows how to get the answer key to the assignment. Your friend offers to steal the answers so you can use them for your assignment. Write what you would do to follow the five steps above in this situation.

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