Sacraments
The sacrament traditionally received first.
What is Baptism
The holy day celebrated normally on November 1st.
What is "All Saints Day?"
This saint's name means "rock" and he was the first pope.
Who is St. Peter?
These things become the body and blood of Christ.
What are unleavened bread and wine?
The prayer traditionally said to honor the Blessed Mother.
What is The Hail Mary?
Requires a priest, along with contrition, confession, penance, and absolution.
What is Reconciliation/Confession?
The first holy day of the year (January 1st).
What is "The Solemnity of Mary?"
The man who received the vision of Our Lady of Guadalupe.
Who is St. Juan Diego?
He is truly present in the Eucharist.
Who is Jesus Christ?
Our Lady of Fatima asked us to say this form of prayer every day.
What is the Rosary?
This sacrament involves conferring the gifts of the Holy Spirit.
What is Confirmation?
This feast celebrates Mary's journey to heaven (August 15th).
What is "The Assumption?"
The man's name means "Christ-Bearer" and he carried the child Jesus across a river.
Who is St. Christopher?
This part of the Bible is where the 1st Reading comes from.
What is the Old Testament?
These are Mary's parents.
Who are St. Anne and St. Joachim?
This sacrament is the memorial of Christ's passion on the cross for us.
What is Holy Eucharist?
The feast that celebrates Mary being born without sin.
What is "The Immaculate Conception?"
These women (rich Roman lady and her slave) were martyrs in the Roman coliseum
Who are Sts. Felicity and Perpetua?
Traditionally, these people are the ones able to read the Gospel in mass.
Who are the priest or deacon?
The number of secrets revealed by Our Lady of Fatima.
What is 3?
The "matter" in the sacrament of Holy Orders.
What is "laying on of hands?"
The feast celebrated 40 days after Easter (on Sunday).
What is "The Ascension?"
The first American-born saint.
Who is St. Elizabeth Ann Seton?
The heavenly bodies that assist with transubstantiation.
What are angels?
The year Mary appeared to reveal the image for miraculous medals.
When is 1830?