SACRAMENTS
How many Sacraments are there?
Seven
What does the word Catholic mean in Latin?
Universal
On what days must we attend Mass?
Sundays and Holy Days of Obligation
What does the word Gospel mean in Greek?
Good News
Who was the only Apostle not martyred?
John
Name three Sacraments that can be received more than once?
Confession (Penance or Reconciliation), Holy Communion (Eucharist), Anointing of the Sick
Name two symbols of the Holy Spirit?
Dove, Flame, Candles, Dew Fall, Storm
The minimum number of times we must go to Confession each year is?
One
In what book of the Bible is the story of creation found?
Genesis
The Apostle who established the Church in Rome and is considered the first Pope of the Catholic Church is?
Peter
What does the word Eucharist mean in Latin?
Thanksgiving
The Church established by Jesus Christ is?
The Catholic Church
The minimum number of times we must receive the Eucharist each year and when?
At least once during the Easter Season
The leaders of what church compiled the inspired word of God into what we call the Bible?
The Catholic Church
What was the occupation of Matthew before becoming one of Jesus' disciples?
Tax Collector
What are the Sacraments of Initiation?
Baptism, Confirmation, Holy Communion (Eucharist)
The name of a serious sin that separates us from God's grace is?
Mortal Sin
Name four of the Holy Days of Obligation
The Solemnity of Mary, Ascension of the Lord, The Assumption of Mary, All Saints Day, The Immaculate Conception of Mary, Christmas Day
How many books are there in the Bible?
73
The name of the Saint who was a Catholic Bishop in the fourth century, known for his generosity to the poor, and has become known over time as Santa Claus?
Saint Nicholas
Through what Sacrament do we receive the Gifts of the Holy Spirit?
Confirmation
What is the center of Catholic life?
The Eucharist
What are two days of fasting during the Lenten season?
Ash Wednesday, Good Friday
What are the names of the four Gospels?
Matthew, Mark, Luke and John
The name of the process used by the Catholic Church to recognize the individuals who lived extraordinary lives of virtue and are now with the Lord in Heaven?
Cannonization