What do you know?
Act of prayer by which the priest, in the name of Chris and by the authority of the church, forgives our sins.
What is Absolution?
Act of pouring oil on someone or something ina religious service.
What is Anointing?
State of blessedness or spiritual happiness.
What is beatitude?
Successors of the Apostles who have received the fullness of the priesthood.
What is the Bishop?
The act of our intellect by which we judge right from wrong according to what we have learned from faith and reason.
What is Conscience?
A prayer by which we tell God that we are sorry for our sins.
What is The Act of Contrition?
Unbroken chain of bishops from the Apostles to the present day. The passing on of Holy Orders to this day from Jesus and the Apostles.
What is Apostolic Succession?
A Eucharistic devotion of the Roman rite of Catholics consisting of hymns, readings from the Bible, and the blessing of the people with Holy Eucharist.
What is Benediction?
A firm decision to love God and our neighbors more than ourselves.
What is "Change of Heart"?
The Latin word for "I Believe"
What is Credo?
Supernatural help from God in which he inspires us to do good and avoid evil.
The desire to pray
What is Actual Grace?
A permanent spritual (invisible) mark, or sign, on the soul of the baptized that showe we belong to Christ.
It can never be removed, even by the most terrible of sin.
What is Baptismal Seal?
Supernatural virtue we receive from God that helps us to love him and our neighbor more than ourselves.
What is Charity or Love?
The relationship that exists between all of the members of the Church, whether they are in heaven, in purgatory or on earth.
What is the Communion of the Saints?
The truths that we have learned from God himself about religion, mankind, and the world.
What is Divine Revelation?
The heresy which denied the truth that Jesus is God, the Second Person of the Holy Trinity.
Whose teaching was this?
What is Arianism?
Who is Arius?
The three types of Baptism.
What is baptism by water, blood and desire?
Habit of good actions.
Name all four.
What are the Cardinal Virtues?
What are Prudence, Fortitude, Justice and Temperance?
Heresy which denied the truth that the Son of God becema a real man, Jesus Christ.
What is Docetism?
The gathering of all the world's bishops together with the Pope for a special reason.
What is Ecumenical Council?
Title given to the four authors of the Gospels
What is Evangelists?
What is Fortitude?
Supernatural virtue we receive that helps us to trust in God.
What is HOPE?
The mystery that in Christ the divine and human natures are unted in the Second Person of the Blessed Trinity.
What is Hypstatic Union?
The first ecumenical council.
The year of the first ecumenical council.
What is council of Nicaea?
What is 325 A.D.?