ch. 1 Baptism

Question 1

Matter of the Sacrament (Baptism):

Answer 1

water, oil, candle, and white garment

Question 2

The Door to spiritual life-

Answer 2

Door to God and grace -
Door to other Sacraments-
Door to our Journey to Heaven
It’s the cornerstone or foundation stone.

Question 3

Necessities

Answer 3

• Godparents, at least one must be Catholic
• Parents’ desire for their child to be Baptized
• Parents’ commitment to raise their child in the Catholic Faith.
• Water
• For adults, a desire to grow in the Faith and to receive other sacraments.

Question 4

Baptism is . . .

Answer 4

washing, regeneration, renewal, enlightenment, anointing, Gift . . .Seal, clothing

Question 5

OT Types of Baptism

Answer 5

1.Noah and the Flood- in the story of Noah, water is the means by which God brings about a cleansing of the earth.
Ark{both are vessels of protection ———-> Church{protects the Deposit of Faith ———-> members= protection
2.The Crossing of the Red Sea to Freedom
3.The Crossing of the Jordan River, 40 years after Crossing the Red Sea.
4. Crimesion

Question 6

Form . . .

Answer 6

Trinitarian:

“I baptize you in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Spirit.”

Question 7

Minister . . .

Answer 7

Deacon or Priest OR anyone where there is danger of death.

Question 8

Why is Baptism necessary?

Answer 8

• We are assured into the CHANCE of the entry into eternal life
• The Door to receiving God’s grace
• To help us seek the TRUTH.
• To help us do God’s will.
• Our cooperation with God’s gift of grace.
• Renewal=chance
• Enlightenment = to know God better; the power of the Holy Spirit
• Anointing = to be made Sacred
• We are clothed with immortality

Question 9

Baptism is . . .

Answer 9

Washing, regeneration, renewal, enlightenment, anointing, Gift . . .Seal, clothing
Oil is used for 4 Sacraments: Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Orders, and Anointing of the Sick.

Question 10

AND . . . is used to . . .Forgive Sins (4 Sacraments):

Answer 10

• Baptism
• Penance←Anointing
• Anointing
• Holy Eucharist