God & the Trinity
This Person of the Trinity created the world and is called “Father.”
Who is God the Father?
This sacred book contains God’s revealed Word.
What is the Bible?
This sacrament strengthens us with the Holy Spirit.
What is Confirmation?
Catholics pray this set of prayers while meditating on Jesus’ life.
What is the Rosary?
These laws are written on our hearts and help us know right from wrong.
What is Natural Law?
This Person of the Trinity became human in Jesus Christ.
Who is God the Son?
This statement of belief begins with “I believe in one God…”
What is the Creed?
This sacrament is the Body and Blood of Christ.
What is the Eucharist?
Catholics honor these holy men and women but do not worship them.
Who are Saints?
Breaking God’s law is called this.
What is sin?
This Person of the Trinity gives gifts like wisdom and courage.
Who is the Holy Spirit?
This prayerful way of reading Scripture involves meditation and reflection.
What is Lectio Divina?
This weekly celebration is required for Catholics.
What is the Mass?
This woman is the Mother of Jesus and the greatest of all saints.
Who is Mary?
This sacrament forgives sins and restores grace.
What is Confession (Reconciliation)?
The belief that God is one in three persons is called this.
What is the Trinity?
These are the two types of revelation: one through nature, one from God directly.
What are Natural and Divine Revelation?
This word means an outward sign instituted by Christ to give grace.
What is a Sacrament?
Choosing a name at Confirmation usually comes from one of these holy people.
What is a Saint name?
These ten rules were given to guide moral life.
What are the Ten Commandments?
Name one gift AND one fruit of the Holy Spirit.
What are (e.g.) Wisdom and Love?
This belief explains why Catholics trust teachings passed down from the Apostles.
What is Apostolic Succession?
This is the real presence of Jesus in the Eucharist.
What is Transubstantiation?
Catholics attend Mass not just as an obligation, but to do this with Christ.
What is worship and receive grace (or unite with Christ)?
After Confirmation, Catholics are called to live out this personal calling from God.
What is a vocation?