Church
Sacraments
Seasons
Prayers
Saints
100

 A sacred table for prayer, sacrifice (symbolically), and communion. Placed in the front of the church and used by the Priest

What is an Altar?

100

This Sacrament is traditionally performed when children are only a few weeks or months old. It cleanses a person of original sin

What is Baptism

100

The four weeks of preparation before the celebration of Jesus' birth. Each Sunday is represented by a candle on a wreath.

What is Advent
100

In this prayer we express praise and honor to God. We praise God for giving us life, for the wonder and beauty of our world, and for all the many blessings we enjoy

What is a Prayer of Blessing and Adoration

200

Long bench seat made of wood, arranged in rows in the church

What is a pew

200

This is the most precious of all the Catholic Sacraments. Catholics partake in this Sacrament throughout their lives every time they attend Mass. First Communion is special and often celebrated when a child is around 7 years old.

What is the Eucharist 
200

A six-week period of penance before Easter. Catholics fast for 40 days starting on Ash Wednesday and ends on Easter

What is Lent

200

Asking God, who loves us very much, for something that we believe is good—for ourselves or for others. By using this form of prayer we are mindful of the needs of others as well as of our own needs.

What is a Prayer of Petition

200

St. Patrick is one of the most famous patron saints of Ireland: According to the legend, he brought Christianity to the island, made the shamrock fashionable and freed Ireland from snakes.

Who is Saint Patrick

300

A special bowl or basin in a church that holds water for Christian baptisms, symbolizing cleansing and new spiritual life, often made of stone or metal

What is a Baptismal Fond

300

A holy union between two Catholics who can support each other in their faith.

What is Matrimony

300

Recalling the Nativity of Jesus Christ and his birth to the peoples of the world. 

What is Christmas

300

This form of prayer is prayer on behalf of others. This form of prayer can be a source of blessing upon others, the Church, and our world.

What is a Prayer of Intercession

300

The first Native American saint recognized by the Catholic Church, known as the "Lily of the Mohawks" for her profound faith, devotion to Jesus, and commitment to chastity despite hardship, becoming a model for Indigenous Catholics and the patron saint of ecology, orphans, and Native Americans

Who is Saint Kateri 

400

A raised platform or lectern in a church or chapel from which the preacher delivers a sermon.

What is a Pulpit

400

This Sacrament is for men who wish to become priests. After their training and ordination ceremony, they work to build up the Church through ministry. This can include serving in a church, completing missions work, offering counseling and more.

What are Holy Orders

400

This time falls between Christmas and Lent, and between Pentecost and Advent. It therefore takes up the majority of the Church’s year.

What is Ordinary Time
400

This form of prayer helps us to be grateful for God’s many blessings, spiritual and temporal, and helps us to recognize and appreciate all the good things God gives to us.

What is a Prayer of Thanksgiving

400

He is an Archangel, associated with courage, protection, and divine intervention. 

Who is Saint Michael the Archangel 

500

A representation of a cross with a figure of Jesus Christ on it.

What is a Crucifix 

500

Catholics suffering from physical illness can ask a priest to anoint them and pray for their healing. Catholics often receive this Sacrament just before death, and priests speak a special blessing known as the Last Rites.

What is Anointing of the Sick
500

Comes fifty days after Easter. It celebrates the coming of the Holy Spirit on the Apostles 50 days after Jesus' ascension

What is Pentacost

500

A traditional Catholic devotion honoring Mary, the mother of Jesus

What is the Hail Mary Prayer

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