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100

This couple was the first man and woman God created.

Adam and Eve

100

She is the Mother of Jesus.

Mary

100

Catholics go to this sacrament to confess their sins.

Reconciliation (Confession)

100

The day Catholics rest and go to Mass.

Sunday

100

This Pope became a saint in 2014 and loved skiing.

St John Paul II

200

This person built an ark to survive a great flood.

Noah

200

This saint is the patron of animals and the environment.

St. Francis of Assisi

200

The bread and wine become this during Mass.

Boy and Blood of Christ

200

The Church teaches us to avoid sin and live by these 10 things.

Ten Commandments

200

This movie tells the story of Moses and the Exodus (“Let my people go!”).

The Prince of Egypt

300

Jesus was baptized in this river.

Jordan River

300

This color of vestment is worn by priests during Advent.

Purple (violet)

300

The leader of the worldwide Catholic Church.

The Pope

300

A Catholic symbol often worn around the neck, showing devotion to Jesus.

Crucifix

300

This Catholic nun won the Nobel Peace Prize for her work with the poor.

Mother Teresa (St. Teresa of Calcutta)

400

The shortest verse in the Bible simply says this: “____ wept.”

“Jesus”

400

He was known as “The Doubter” among the apostles.

Thomas

400

This season comes before Easter and lasts 40 days.

Lent
400

Catholics honor this event when Mary was taken body and soul into Heaven.

The Assumption of Mary

400

Many Christian bands and artists perform at this kind of event or festival.

Worship Concert

500

This Gospel writer was a doctor.

Luke
500

This saint was known for her “little way” of doing small things with great love.

St. Thérèse of Lisieux

500

This prayer begins with “I believe in God, the Father Almighty…”

Apostles Creed

500

The first Catholic sacrament that welcomes someone into the Church.

Baptism

500

This Marvel superhero’s name also refers to a person sent to share God’s message.

The Angel

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