Religion I Final Exam 2026 – 100+ Q&A – Sacraments, Sin, Sexuality, Church Teachings, Holy Days

This expertly written Religion I final exam study guide for the 2026 curriculum includes over 100 verified questions and answers covering foundational Catholic theology, sacramental life, Christian morality, human sexuality, and spiritual growth. Each topic is addressed with doctrinal clarity and practical examples, helping students reinforce faith-based knowledge for testing or personal reflection. Key topics include: Human Sexuality & Sin: Catholic understanding of purity, character, and sexual morality, including oxytocin, boundaries, and the connection between sex and marriage Sacraments: Detailed explanations of all seven sacraments, including Baptism, Eucharist, Confirmation, Reconciliation, and Anointing of the Sick, with emphasis on grace, signs, ministers, and effects Sin & Conscience: Definitions and distinctions between venial sin, mortal sin, sin of omission and commission, and the importance of Examination of Conscience Church Teachings: Topics such as Communion of Saints, sanctifying grace, transubstantiation, tabernacle, Rite, celibacy, and the Catechumenate process Feast Days & Theology: Doctrinal insights on Pentecost, Palm Sunday, the Passion, Passover, and vocabulary like Metanoia, Paraclete, Theology, and Trinity Marriage & Orders: Explains Annulment vs. Divorce, Holy Orders (deacon, priest, bishop), and three parties to a sacramental marriage Scripture: Number of books in the Catholic Bible (73), along with explanations of spiritual communion and Eucharistic theology Perfect for: Students in Religion I, Confirmation classes, or theology foundations Learners preparing for Catholic final exams or sacrament review Catholic schools and faith formation programs Keywords: sacraments, baptism, Eucharist, confirmation, reconciliation, anointing of the sick, oxytocin, sexual morality, sanctifying grace, actual grace, mortal sin, venial sin, spiritual communion, tabernacle, catechumen, Holy Orders, annulment, celibacy, communion of saints, transubstantiation, sin of omission, Passion of Christ, Pentecost, Palm Sunday, Pope Pius X, theology, Trinity