Master the ACRE 2026 – 5th Graders' Faith-Filled Adventure!

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Which statement about mortal sin is true?

It is a serious sin that breaks our relationship with God and needs the sacrament of Reconciliation to be forgiven

Mortal sin is a grave offense that seriously damages our relationship with God. For a sin to be mortal, it must involve grave matter, be done with full knowledge, and be freely chosen. Because it breaks the bond with God, forgiveness comes through the Sacrament of Reconciliation (confession), after true contrition and a firm resolve to amend. This is why the statement that mortal sin is a serious sin that breaks our relationship with God and needs Reconciliation to be forgiven is the best description. Simply saying sorry once doesn’t repair the harm, mortal sin does affect our relationship, and salvation isn’t earned by committing such sins.

It is forgiven by simply saying sorry once

It has no effect on the relationship with God

It is a required practice for salvation

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