The Sacraments
These are the "matter" of the Sacrament of the Eucharist.
What are bread and wine?
This is our current bishop.
Who is Bishop Battersby?
This is the biblical event was where the Sacraments of Eucharist and Holy Orders were instituted.
What is the Last Supper?
The 1st Glorious Mystery
What is the Resurrection?
This sacrament is the beginning of our initiation into the Church.
What is Baptism?
This is the First Day of Lent.
What is Ash Wednesday?
Clergy wear white vestments in these two seasons.
What are Christmas and Easter?
This sacrament is the strengthening of the Sacrament of Baptism.
What is Confirmation?
The ___________ are the first four books of the New Testament and contain the written memory of the words and deeds of Jesus.
What are the Gospels?
*100 bonus points if you can name them!
In this sacrament our sins are forgiven by God and the Church.
What is the Sacrament of Confession?
These are the three persons of the Trinity.
Who are the Father, the Son and the Holy Spirit?
This season is the longest in the church's liturgical year.
What is Ordinary Time?
Along with the minister, recipient, and effects, each sacrament consists of these two things.
What are form and matter?
What are faith, hope and love?
These three sacraments leave indelible marks on our soul.
What are baptism, confirmation, and holy orders?
This is the only day of the year where no Mass is celebrated anywhere in the world.
What is Good Friday?
Lent is based on these three pillars.
What are prayer, fasting and almsgiving?
This type of sweet smelling oil is used in three different sacraments.
This prayer is prayed when asking for forgiveness.
What is the Act of Contrition?
These are the three levels of holy orders.
What are Bishop, Priest and Deacon?
These are the four marks of the Church.
What are one, holy, catholic and apostolic?
This feast is known as the birthday of the Church.
What is Pentecost?
This is the matter of the Sacrament of Confession.
What is our sins (or penance)?
This is when a person officially becomes a saint.
What is canonization?