Ch15 Ten Commandments
The man who was given the Ten Commandments atop Mount Sinai.
The season / period which begins on Ash Wednesday immediately preceding Easter.
What is Lent?
The Sacrament through which we confess sins and received God's loving forgiveness.
What is Penance or Reconciliation?
The number 250 rounded to the nearest hundred.
What is 300?
The overall leader of the Catholic Church.
Who is the Pope?
A sin which is a very serious violation of God's Law.
What is a mortal sin?
The only holiday that surpasses Easter in terms of candy consumption.
What is Halloween?
The empire which the tax collector gathered money for.
What is the Roman Empire?
The number of ounces in a measurement of 1 cup.
What is 8?
The name of the Apostle before Jesus called him 'Peter', which means "rock".
What is Simon?
A less serious sin, which weakens our love for God and others.
What is a venial sin?
The part of a chocolate bunny which 76% of Americans think should be eaten first.
What are the ears?
The loving kindness that God shows to sinners.
What is mercy?
The direction you would be facing after facing north then turning 90 degrees to the right.
What is east?
Who are the bishops?
Who is our mother and father?
The country that introduced the concept of the Easter Bunny.
What is Germany?
The person the Pharisee think he is better than in the Parable.
Who is the Tax Collector?
The National Park which served as George Washington's winter headquarters in 1777-78.
What is Valley Forge?
A gathering of the pope and all the bishops.
What is an ecumenical council?
Our ability to judge what is right and what is wrong.
What is our conscience?
The most popular non-chocolate Easter candy.
What is the marshmallow peep?
The prayer at Mass in which we asmit fault and ask for forgiveness.
What is the Pentitential Act?
The month named for the Roman God of War, which is also the name of a planet in our solar system.
What is March? (Mars)
The person who is the Pope's ultimate inspiration, whom He follows in representing and guiding the entire Church.
Who is Saint Peter?