Seven Gifts
This gift means reverence or loving respect for God
Fear of the Lord
what are the 4 symbols of the Holy Spirit
Water, Fire, Dove, Wind
Someone who bears witness to Christ and is killed for his or her faith.
Martyr
How many Fruits are there?
Twelve
This Saint was killed in WWII at Auschwitz.
This gift shows us the right thing to do and the right way to do it.
Counsel
The day the Holy Spirit descended upon the Apostles, fifty days after Easter
Pentecost
A loving respect (especially for God).
Reverence
Name 3 Fruits of the Holy Spirit
Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, goodness, generosity, faithfulness, modesty, chastity, gentleness, and self-control.
True or False: Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati not only told people about God's love, but showed them with acts of generosity and service.
True
This gift helps us have the strength to do what is right
Fortitude
The teaching authority of the Church (Pope & Bishops in union with Him)
Magisterium
Successors of the Apostles who have the authority to confer the Sacrament of Confirmation.
Bishops
This Apostle said the results of using the 7 gifts of the Holy Spirit are the Fruits of the Holy Spirit.
This saint was the first Christian martyr.
Saint Stephen
This gift means worshipping and serving God and serving one another out of love for God.
Piety
The permanent mark that we receive on our souls in Baptism and Confirmation that can never be taken away.
Seal
A special or unique gift the Holy Spirit gives to a person so that they can build up the Church in a particular way.
Charism
This is the book of the Bible containing the 12 fruits of the Spirit
Galatians 5:22-23
This was the first Pope of the Church
This gift helps us to see everything as God sees it and put Him first.
Wisdom
A title for the Holy Spirit; from the Greek word meaning counselor or advocate.
Paraclete
Of the same substance or essence. Holy Trinity are all fully and completely God.
Consubstantial
These are evidence of the work the Holy Spirit is doing in our lives.
The 12 Fruits
These two saints laid hands on new believers in Samaria to bring the fullness of the Holy Spirit on them.
Saint Peter and Saint John