Anointing of the Sick
The Person who has the ability to perform this sacrament.
What is a priest?
The person who instituted this Sacrament.
Who is Jesus?
Every single Beatitude begins with this specific word.
What is Blessed?
The Prophet who received the 10 Commandments
Who is Moses?
Mother of God
Who is Mary?
The colour of the priest's stole.
What is Purple?
The formal term for the internal act of sorrow for sin and a firm purpose not to sin again, which is an absolute requirement for a valid confession.
What is Contrition?
The other Gospel besides Matthew in which the Beatitudes are found.
What is the Gospel of Luke?
The Mountain on which the Commandments were recieved.
What is Mount Sinai?
The Disciple Jesus loved
Who is John?
Along with anointing the forehead, the priest typically uses the Oil of the Sick to anoint this other specific part of the body.
What is hands?
This is the term for a less serious sin that wounds our relationship with God but does not completely destroy it.
What is venial sin?
According to the Beatitudes, these people "shall inherit the earth."
Who are "the meek"?
The Commandment against Envy
What is Thou Shall not Covet?
Jesus' Cousin.
Who is John the Baptist?
Meaning "Food for the Journey"
What is Viatcum?
This type of sin completely separates a person from God.
What is mortal sin?
This is the famous name given to the entire collection of teachings in Matthew 5–7 where the Beatitudes are found.
What is the Sermon on the Mount?
The Ten Commandments were kept inside this sacred, gold-covered wooden chest as the Israelites traveled through the desert.
What is the Ark of the Covenant?
The man who Jesus raised from the dead.
Who is Lazarus?
Previous name for this sacrament
What is Extreme Unction?
The legal and moral duty that binds the priest silent once a confession is heard.
What is Seal of Confession?
The total number of traditional Beatitudes presented by Jesus in Matthew's Gospel.
What is nine?
The idol that the Israelites build under Mount Sinai
What is the Golden Calf?
The first martyr
Who is St. Stephen?