The Marks of the Church
The belief that we are unified in our faith in one God and one Christ.
Mark of "One"
This is the 40 days before Easter
Lent
This is where any non-Jewish people were allowed to gather.
The Court of the Gentiles
This represented God on Earth for the Jewish people and could be found inside the Temple.
Holy of Holies
This is the day Jesus and the 12 gathered for the Last Supper.
Holy Thursday
The belief that the church is a universal body, made up of different people of every nation around the world.
Mark of Catholic
The is the last week of Jesus' life.
Holy Week
This is what separated the Holy of Holies from the inner part of the Temple.
The Veil
This is the event on which the Catholic/Christian faith is based.
The Resurrection
The disciples spent all of this day gathered in a house, because they feared going out in public.
Holy Saturday
The belief that all people of the church strive to live and act as Christ did and do all good things in his name.
Mark of "Holy"
This is the day on which Christ died.
Good Friday
This is where Jewish women were allowed.
The Court of the Women
This is the name given to Jewish church buildings.
Synagogue
How long is the Easter Season in total?
93 days
The belief that the foundation of the Church's teachings rest in the actions and words of the original disciples of Christ.
Mark of "Apostolic"
Jesus had come to Jerusalem to celebrate this Jewish holiday which marked the anniversary of the Hebrew liberation from Egypt.
Passover
Only priests were allowed in this area of the Temple.
The Court of the Priests
What are the last 3 days of Holy Week called?
Paschal Triduum
The Resurrection changed the Sabbath to which day of the week?
Sunday
This is the creed that summarizes the Marks of the Church.
Nicene Creed
This is the day in Holy Week that we have almost no record of, and so conclude that nothing much happened.
Silent Wednesday
This space separates the inner temple area from the Court of the Gentiles.
The Inner Court
This is the principal of the Catholic faith that states the Church as Christ founded it will last forever.
Indefectability
Why did the Catholic/Christian faith continue to grow while the Jewish faith was nearly lost.
The "church" was no longer a building, but a people.