Refers to the process, including beatification, whereby one becomes a saint. A miracle or two doesn't hurt either.
What is canonization?
This is a set of Truths held by the Church. This includes the Apostles' and Nicene Creeds, the Christian understanding of the Trinity, and the humanity and divinity of Jesus.
What is dogma?
From the Greek word meaning "lamb”, it is the reality that Jesus has gone through death to life as given to us above all in the Eucharist.
What is the Paschal Mystery?
Christ appeared to this saint and revealed the Divine Mercy Devotion.
Who is St. Faustina?
This sacrament can be validly administered by anyone.
What is Baptism?
Proclaiming the Good News of Christ by what we say and do.
What is evangelization?
An official teaching of the Church based on the Revelation of God by and through Christ.
What is doctrine?
The idea that the authority of the Apostles granted to them by Christ has been passed down to all times and places in an unbroken line by means of ordination.
What is Apostolic Succession?
This saint was known for secretly witnessing marriages during Roman persecutions. His feast has become celebrated by the secular world.
Who is St. Valentine?
It describes God's kind merciful and absolutely generous love for us.
What is grace?
What do we call the change that occurs to the bread and wine in the mass after the priest prays the words of consecration?
What is Transubstantiation
Man consists of these two essential parts.
What is a material body and a spiritual soul?
The book that supports Catholic doctrine and is divided into 4 parts: the Creed, the Sacred Liturgy, the Christian way of life, and Christian prayer.
What is The Catechism?
I'm know for saying: "My soul is restless until it rests in thee".
Who is Saint Augustine?
The two Sacraments of Healing and what part of you they are meant to heal.
What Anointing of the Sick – body and Reconciliation – Soul?
The name of the doctrine of papal infallibility.
What is "Ex Cathedra"?
Jesus is both ______ and ______.
What is human and divine?
From Latin for “to hand over”, it is God’s Word, essential beliefs, as passed on through apostolic teachings & authority of the Magisterium. It is the “Oral” counterpart to Scripture. (It’s capitalized).
What is Sacred Tradition?
One Pope who has been canonized?
Who is St. Pope John II, St. Gregory the Great or St. John the VI?
This sacrament completes and perfects the grace of Baptism.
What is Confirmation?
A penalty or censure by which a baptized Catholic is excluded from the communion of the faithful for committing and remaining obstinate in certain serious offenses specified in canon law.
What is excommunication?
The miraculous event when Mary was taken body and soul into Heaven.
What is the Assumption?
The Church uses a word to describe the time after receiving a sacrament as this. It means living with the mystery.
What is mystagogy?
The image of Our Lady of Guadalupe appeared on my cloak when I carried roses in it to the bishop of my diocese
Who is St Juan Diego?
The two sacraments that both use water.
What is Baptism and Eucharist?