09. Receive The Holy Spirit
Read chapter 09 in US Catholic Catechism for Adults. Self-study program - see website for St. Edward RCIA, Shelton WA.
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Kateri Tekakwitha was a member of what tribe? p. 101
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Huron
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Mohawk
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Chippewa
- D.
Ojibway
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B. MohawkExplanation
Kateri Tekakwitha was a member of the Mohawk tribe.Rate this question:
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The priest who baptized her was: p. 101
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Padre Junipero Serra
- B.
Perè Isaac Jogues
- C.
Father Charles Carroll
- D.
Fr. James deLamberville, SJ
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D. Fr. James deLamberville, SJExplanation
The correct answer is Fr. James deLamberville, SJ.Rate this question:
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Which of these cannot be said of the Holy Spirit? P. 102
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A Teacher of the meaning of Revelation
- B.
The Incarnate Presence of the Trinity
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Fills us with the Power to live as children of the Father
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The Wisdom that leads us to live moral lives.
Correct Answer
B. The Incarnate Presence of the TrinityExplanation
The Holy Spirit cannot be said to be the Incarnate Presence of the Trinity. The Holy Spirit is often described as the third person of the Trinity, along with God the Father and God the Son (Jesus Christ). The concept of the Incarnation specifically refers to Jesus taking on human form, so it does not apply to the Holy Spirit.Rate this question:
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The Holy Spirit is called: p. 103
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The Paraclete, Consoler & Advocate
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Faith, Hope and Love
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Fortitude, Justice, Fortitude, Temperance
- D.
Celestial, Terrestial & Subterranean
Correct Answer
A. The Paraclete, Consoler & AdvocateExplanation
The Holy Spirit is called the Paraclete, Consoler, and Advocate. The term "Paraclete" refers to someone who comes alongside to help or comfort, emphasizing the Holy Spirit's role as a helper and comforter to believers. The term "Consoler" further emphasizes the Holy Spirit's role in bringing comfort and consolation to believers in times of need. Lastly, the term "Advocate" highlights the Holy Spirit's role as a defender or supporter of believers, interceding on their behalf and guiding them in their faith.Rate this question:
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Which of these statements is not true? p. 102
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At baptism the Spirit works to wash away original sin
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At confirmation the Spirit is conferred with the anointing of Chrism
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At death the Spirit departs with a final exhalation.
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At Mass the Spirit changes the bread & wine into the Body & Blood of Christ.
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What can be said of the Holy Spirit? p. 106
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Consubstantial with the Father and the Son
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Shares the personhood of Jesus.
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Precedes the existence of God the Father
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Will cease to exist when His role at the Last Judgment is finished
Correct Answer
A. Consubstantial with the Father and the SonExplanation
The correct answer is "Consubstantial with the Father and the Son." This means that the Holy Spirit is of the same substance or essence as God the Father and God the Son. This concept is often used to explain the Trinity, the belief that God exists as three distinct persons in one divine being. The Holy Spirit is not a separate entity but is fully God, sharing the same nature as the Father and the Son.Rate this question:
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Which of these organizations is not specifically Catholic? p. 107
- A.
CIO
- B.
TEC
- C.
Cursillo
- D.
Charismatic Movement
Correct Answer
A. CIOExplanation
The correct answer is CIO. CIO stands for Congress of Industrial Organizations, which is a federation of labor unions in the United States and Canada. It is not specifically Catholic, unlike the other options listed. TEC refers to the Episcopal Church's youth organization, Cursillo is a Catholic movement that focuses on spiritual development, and the Charismatic Movement is a renewal movement within various Christian denominations, including Catholicism.Rate this question:
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On which feast do we specifically remember the Holy Spirit? p. 107
- A.
Pentecost
- B.
Christmas
- C.
Ground Hog's Day
- D.
Eve of All Hallows
Correct Answer
A. PentecostExplanation
On the feast of Pentecost, we specifically remember the Holy Spirit. This is because Pentecost commemorates the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the apostles and other followers of Jesus after his ascension into heaven. It is often referred to as the birthday of the Church, as it marks the beginning of the apostles' mission to spread the teachings of Jesus and establish the Christian faith. The Holy Spirit plays a central role in Pentecost, empowering the apostles to speak in different languages and inspiring them to proclaim the Gospel fearlessly.Rate this question:
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The poet Francis Thompson wrote: p, 109
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The Wreck of the Hesperus
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The Iliad
- C.
The Odyssey
- D.
The Hound of Heaven
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