Spirit of Truth, High School > Course VI > Unit 5
Chapter 16: The Sacraments
The seven Sacraments are the primary means by which God distributes His Grace.
The seven Sacraments are the primary means by which God distributes His Grace.
The first three Commandments help us to order our lives towards heaven.
The Church was born from the blood and water that poured out from Jesus’ side on the Cross.
The Holy Spirit lives within the Church, directing her mission and providing the gifts she needs to carry it out.
Jesus remains present to us in His Church through the Sacraments, especially in the Eucharist, and through His teaching, which has been handed on through the centuries.
The Church is one because God Himself is one.
The proclamation of the Kingdom of God was the primary theme of Jesus earthly ministry.
Jesus conquered sin and death, not only for Himself, but for others.
Christs Ascension is the entry of Jesus humanity into divine glory.
God actively gives us the gift of knowing Him personally through revelation.
The Church is a community of disciples. All disciples are called to evangelize.
Scripture teaches you real truths about the world and the history of the relationship between God and man.
Even though the Catholic Faith has its deepest roots in the Jewish Faith, there are fundamental differences.
A major stumbling block to interreligious dialogue is religious violence. Catholics and Muslims should work together to establish peace and mutual respect through interreligious dialogue.
We come to know divine revelation from both Sacred Scripture and Sacred Tradition.