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Catechism of the Catholic Church
 The Lord's Prayer - I
- What is the fundamental Christian prayer?
- True or false. We could say that Our Father is the summary of the whole gospel.
- The Lord's Prayer is unique among all prayers. Why?
- Of which of the following sacraments and sacramentals is the Lord's Prayer a part?
Choose any combination of the following.
- Baptism
- Confirmation
- Eucharist
- Reconciliation
- Liturgy of the Hours
- True or false. Both humbleness and boldness are proper dispositions for one who prays the Our Father.
- True or false. It is blasphemous to refer to ourselves in any way as children of God, for only Jesus Christ is Son of God.
- True or false. The Our Father reveals us to ourselves.
- True or false. Praying the Our Father should give us the desire to become like him.
- When we pray the "our" in "our Father" we:
Choose any combination of the following.
- recognize that his promises of love are fulfilled in the new covenant.
- affirm the trinitarian communion.
- recognize our praying in the communion of God and men in the Church.
- pray for all those who do not yet know him.
- pray for the unity of his disciples.
- True or false. "Who art in heaven" refers to place of God's dwelling.
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