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FINAL EXAMINATION
SY 2023-2024

Re-Ed 3
Liturgy and Sacraments

Name: Catherine B. Siarot Score………………….Rating……………….

nd
Course and Year: 2 Year BSBA-FM Date and Schedule of Exam: Dec. 15, 2023
Instructor :.Antonia A. Butal…………… …Permit Slip……………………………………

TEST I- True or False; Read each statement carefully to determine its truth or falsity of
the idea expressed to each statement. Write A if the idea if the idea expressed in the
statement is true and if false write B, Write your answer on the space before each
number

A 1. The anointing of the sick was connected to forgiveness of sin.

A 2. The healing ministry of Jesus is to be continued by the Church.
B 3. Jesus gives us a sign., a sacrament of God’s desire for our health and
wholeness.
A 4.A Good people can suffer, even as Jesus himself suffered when he was justly
persecuted.
A 5. Jesus cured many different types of illnesses, even the most terrible afflictions
of
His day.
A 6. When we ourselves are ill. We should look on it as a way for our Lord to take
over our lives.
A 7. Vatican II teaches that the sacrament is rooted in the human experience of
sickness, suffering and death.
A 8. In the New Testament, Job’s friends told him that he suffered his many
afflictions
because God was punishing him.
A 9. Our suffering, when joined with Jesus’ suffering, can be a power to help bring
the love of God into the world.
A 10.The sacrament of the anointing of the sick and viaticum has traditionally been
rooted in the apostolic ministry of the Church.
B 11. Anointing of the sick is the first sacrament of healing and is essentially part of
the lifelong journey of Christian conversion.
A 12. Many people understand why our God of love would allow sickness and
suffering in His universe, especially when it leads to the suffering of innocent
persons.
A 13. While suffering often enables us to grow in wholeness as persons, it can also
lead us to despair and to question the existence and the care of God for all of
us.
with an unclean Spirit, and that cures Peter’s mother-in-law, who is in bed with
a
Fever.
A 14. In the Gospel of Matthew chapter 25, speaks about the Last Judgment
specifically in verse 36 which it says, I was naked, and you have clothed Me
A 15. Jesus commissioned the Twelve Apostles to continue the ministry in word
and
work.
B 16. The bishop was anointed with holy chrism, the crozier or the staff and ring
were
given, and then he was enthroned.
 A 17. Mandatory celibacy became a rule in the Western Church in the year 500
C,E.
as a result of the emphasis given to chastity.
A 18. The bishops, successors to the Apostles and united with the bishops of
Rome,
the pope. Function in a collegial fashion to unite and govern.
B 19. The Old Testament views Jesus as the fulfillment of the priesthood in that
Jesus
accomplished once and for all the redemption and salvation of the whole world.
of their life-Jesus Christ.
A 20. By the way,, the ordained ministers live and celebrate the Eucharist. They
serve as ‘Light of the World’, attracting people to the source of their life Jesus
Christ.

TEST II-CLASSIFICATION; Classify the following functions as to which category each

belongs. Write your answer in letter only on the space provided before each
number.

A. Bishop B. Priest C. Deacon

A 1. Overseer C 11. Helps the

bishop
B 2. Baptizes B 12. Presides
at Eucharist
B 3. Distributes communion B 13. Minister
of all sacraments
AB 4. Successor to the Apostles A 14. Elders in
the Early Church
ABC 5. Reads the Bible and teaches A 15.
Extension into the diocese
AB 6. Administers the sacramentals A 16. Can
administer holy order
B 7. Conducts marriages and funerals A 17. Authentic
teacher of faith and Morals
AB 8. Does many other works of charity B 18. Symbol
of service to the

people of God
A 9. Can do Church administration work A 19. Spiritual
Father of the local

Church/ Diocese
B 10. Chief priest and pastor of a diocese B 20. An
active agent for building
the
Christian community

TEST III. IDENTIFICATION:/ENUMERATION

1. Give at least 5 Corporal Works of Mercy

a. Feed the hungry

 b. Give drink to the thirsty

c. Visit the imprisoned

d. Shelter the homeless

e. Visit the sick

2, Jesus Paschal Mystery

a. Passion b. Death c. Resurrection

.
3 Give the two pastoral care of the dying /deceased or dead person

a. Offering guidance and comfort b.

Conducting the funeral or memorials

4. Enumerate at least 5 different illnesses of Human Being as effects of sin

A. Sexually Transmitted Diseases (STD) D. Diabetes

B. Depression E. Arthritis

C. Cancer
.

TEST IV- ESSAY TYPE.. (10 Points each)

1. What is the anointing of the sick and what are its effects? Illustrate in drawing
the rites performed by the priest for those at the point of death.

The Sacrament of Anointing of the Sick is a Sacrament of the Catholic Church

which celebrates our faith in the healing touch of Christ in our lives. Does healing
always take place? In the Sacrament, we pray that the sick person be healed in
body, soul and spirit. The Sacrament offers forgiveness and healing. There are
five effects of the Anointing of the Sick. It unites us to Christ's Passion,
strengthens us to endure suffering
forgives our sins, restores our health if it's conducive for our salvation, and
prepares us to enter eternal life.
 2. Discuss the history of the development of the sacrament of Holy Orders Explain
The function of the Bishop during priest’s ordination as it is shown in this
drawing.

The Sacrament of Holy Orders, is the placing of a man into the order through
which he receives the gift of the Holy Spirit, permitting him to exercise sacred, which
flows only from Christ through his Church. This happens through apostolic succession
in the imposition of hands by one or more bishops within the Catholic faith. There are
three degrees of ordination: deacon, priest and bishop. Through this ordained ministry,
a man “acts in the person of Christ,” meaning that in the Catholic sacraments, Christ
himself is present to His Church through the ordained minister. The ministry of Christ,
passed down through the Apostles, makes Christ truly present through the seven
sacraments in Catholic churches all over the world — in every age. Ordained ministers
in the Eastern Church — the Eastern Orthodox — also possess the fullness of this
sacrament, and can therefore validly administer the sacraments proper to their
office/ministry.

The actual rite of Ordination takes place in the two parts that follow. First is the
ancient symbol of the Laying on of Hands. The ordinand will go before the Bishop and
the Bishop prays in silence as he places his hands on the head of the candidate. This
gesture was first used by the apostles in the election of the first deacons for service in
the Church (Acts 6:6). Using this same gesture the priests now come forward to impose
hands. This is a sign that they, too, share the same gift of ordination through the gift of
the Holy Spirit. When the priests have finished, they will raise their hand (as at the
consecration of the Mass) in blessing as the Bishop prays the Prayer of Consecration.
This prayer is the second part of the actual Ordination. The assembly responds "Amen"
to the Bishop's prayer as a sign of our assent, too, of the sacred action that has taken
place.

3. Do you think there would be more vocations to the priesthood if there were
married clergy? Why?
 Not necessarily, If already ordained a priest, they cannot subsequently marry.
Having married priests would certainly help the vocations crisis, and they may
relate better to married people etc. However, believing that married priests are the
answer assumes that they are mature, happily married `men.

4. Write at least three Biblical texts about Anointing of the Sick and explain each,
(2 points each)

Biblical Texts
Explanation

a. James 5:14

14. Is anyone among you sick? It

means that we should pray for ourselves, praise God and invite
Let them call the elders of the church the
spiritual leaders of our churches to pray for us when we are sick
to pray over them and anoint them with or
spiritually weak, also we should pray not only for ourselves but also
oil in the name of the Lord. to
others especially the sick ones. God wants us to be prayerful not just
when
we are sick but also in everything we do, we should give thanks to
God in everything. We
should confess sins to each other so we can pray
for strength for each other to overcome
sins. Healing will follow, sins will
be forgiven.

b. Mark 6:13

13 They drove out many demons and anointed And

anointed with oil ... - Anointing with oil was in common use many sick people
with oil and healed them. the Jews in cases of sickness. It
was supposed to have a mild, soothing,
and alleviating effect on the body. In James 5:14, the
elders of the
churc
h,in
connection
with prayer,
were
directed also
to anoint the
sick with
“oil.” See the
notes at that
passage. It
was also
used in
wounds. See
the
notes
at Isaiah 1:6.
The good
Samaritan
poured oil
and wine into
the

wounds of
the waylaid
Jew, Luke
10:34.
Josephus
says that, in
the last

sickness of
Herod, his
physicians
commanded
him to be
anointed with
oil. It
need not be
supposed,
however,
that the
apostles
used oil for
mere
“medi
cal”
purposes. It
was used,
probably, like
the
imposition of
hands,
or like
our Savior's
anointing the
eyes of the
blind with
clay; also as
a sign,
in
expectation
of imparting
that aid and
comfort from
God which
was
sought, and
which was
“represented
” by the
soothing and
gentle
 effect
of oil.

c. 1 John 2:20 .
20 But you have an anointing from the Holy One, This
anointing referred to the spirit of God being poured out by Jesus and
all of you know the truth.[a] “The Holy One” on those
who have come to faith in Christ. This anointing
“You
receive from him abides in you” meaning it was lasting. The New
Testament described
Jesus as the Anointed One who also anointed
those who believe in Him.

5. Write a short prayer about vocation to the priesthood.

Lord Jesus Christ, call the hearts of men and women in responding to a life of
service with You. Accompany them throughout their discernment and

formation. And send them throughout the world as they gather God’s people
back to the bosom of the Father. Amen