Blest Are We: Reconciliation Test Ch. 1-7 Worksheet

What prayer in the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation in which the priest, by the power given to the Church by Christ, forgives the sinner?
Which Sacrament frees us from Original Sin and all sin and welcomes us to the People of God, the Church?
To admit that we have done something wrong. In Penance and Reconciliation we tell our sins to a priest.
A gift from God that helps us know right from wrong. It helps us move toward good and avoid evil.
To be truly sorry for our sins and to resolve to sin no more
Turning away from sin and living as a child of God
Living forever with God in the happiness of Heaven
We carefully look at our words and actions to see if we are living as children of God. We ask the Holy Spirit for help in recognizing our wrongdoing.
God's gift that allows us the freedom to choose between good and evil
God's own life within us. The word means "gift." It helps us follow Jesus more closely.
You shall love the Lord, your God, with all your heart, and with all your soul, and with all your mind. You shall love your neighbor as yourself.
The loving kindness that God shows us
A serious failure to love and respect God, oneself and others. It separates us from God. We must confess the sins before receiving Communion.
The sin of the first humans that is passed on to all generations. Describes the pull everyone feels toward doing things that are wrong.
A step in the Sacrament when we promise to do something that shows we are truly sorry
The Sacrament for the forgiveness of sin, it welcomes a person back to friendship with God and the Church.
A person who is sorry for having sinned
A way of making up for our sins, like doing the penance that the priest gives us in Penance and Reconciliation.
Choosing to do what is wrong, rather than showing love the way God wants.
When a whole group of people chooses not to love the way God wants
The Laws God gave to Moses to help people grow in holiness and love.
Choosing to do something we know is wrong. It weakens our friendship with God.
A habit to do the good, like patience and kindness.