Saints
This saint was also an apostle. He was a tax collector, and he was one of the four Gospel writers.
Saint Matthew
This Catholic feast day is sometimes known as the Birthday of the Church.
Pentecost
Who is in the Blessed Trinity? Hint: Trinity starts with "Tri," which means "3."
God the father, God the son, and the Holy Spirit. (God in 3 persons)
Name one of the Sacraments of Initiation.
Baptism, Eucharist or Confirmation
This feast day celebrates Jesus's birth.
Christmas
This saint is known as the first Catholic pope. He was one of the 12 apostles.
Saint Peter
This gift of the Holy Spirit refers to bravery.
Fortitude (courage)
This word refers to God becoming flesh and entering the world as a human in the form of Jesus Christ.
Incarnation
Before we receive this Sacrament of Healing, we are supposed to examine our conscience by reflecting on our sins and failures.
Reconciliation (or Penance or Confession)
This feast day celebrates how Jesus brought himself up to heaven 40 days after his resurrection from the dead.
Ascension
This saint chose to give away all of his wealth to live in the quiet of the desert in prayer and contemplation for 85 years. He lived more than 100 years.
St. Anthony of Egypt (also known as St. Anthony the Great)
Who is the third person in the Blessed Trinity?
Holy Spirit
What is the first of the 10 commandments?
I am the Lord your God. You shall have no other gods besides me. (No False Gods)
This sacrament is most central to the Catholic faith.
Eucharist (read why in the glossary on Page 237)
This feast day celebrates Jesus's resurrection from the dead.
Easter
She is known as the greatest of all the saints. Sometimes she is referred to as a living tabernacle.
Mary (the Blessed Mother)
This gift of the Holy Spirit refers to the gift of having great awe or wonder in God
Fear of the Lord
When Jesus told his friends and followers to "go out and make disciples of all nations," we call this: the Great __________.
Commission
The second person of the Holy Trinity, He is present to us in each of the seven Sacraments.
Jesus Christ
Celebrated on Dec. 8th, this feast recognizes that Mary was conceived in her mother's womb free from original sin.
Feast of the Immaculate Conception
This saint wrote nearly half of the New Testament in the Bible. He was an important early Christian missionary who was martyred for his faith in Jesus.
Saint Paul
Give a brief explanation of what happened at Pentecost.
The Holy Spirit descended on the apostles, giving them the strength to preach Jesus's message and start the church. Thousands were baptized that day.
How many of the apostles died of natural causes?
1. (John). The rest were martyred (killed) for their faith.
This Sacrament completes our Baptism. The 7 gifts of the Holy Spirit are increased in us to help us live out our call to be faithful Christians.
Confirmation
Celebrated on March 25, this feast commemorates the Archangel Gabriel telling the Virgin Mary that she would conceive and give birth to Jesus Christ, God's son.
The Annunciation