Corporal Works of Mercy
In the Beginning
Season of Advent
Liturgy of the Word
Jesus and the Kingdom
100

Donating canned goods to a local food pantry.

Feed the Hungry

100

The number of days God spent creating the world before resting.

Six

100

The primary color of candles and vestments during Advent.

Purple

100

We stand for these four books: Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John.

The Gospels

100

The man who baptized Jesus in the Jordan River.

John the Baptist

200

Visiting people in the hospital or those who cannot leave home.

Visit the Sick

200

The sign in the sky promising God would never flood the Earth again.

A Rainbow

200

Advent is the season of preparation for this major feast day.

Christmas

200

The name of the stand where the Scriptures are read.

The Ambo (or Lectern, or Podium)

200

Saint Paul said the Church is "The ____ of Christ."

Body

300

Giving outgrown clothes or coats to a clothing drive.

Clothe the Naked

300

The number of each kind of animal Noah brought onto the Ark.

Two

300

A choice we make that turns us away from God’s love.

Sin

300

The prayer from the Book of Psalms after the first reading.

The Responsorial Psalm

300

The bird that represented the Holy Spirit at Jesus' baptism.

A Dove

400

Providing a place to stay for those without a home.

Shelter the Homeless

400

On the first day of Creation, God said, "Let there be..."

Light

400

The total number of Sundays in the season of Advent.

Four

400

The talk the priest gives to explain the Bible readings.

The Homily

400

The short stories Jesus used to teach about the Kingdom of God.

Parables

500

This work of mercy means visiting people who are in jail or prison.

Visit the Imprisoned

500

After the flood, Noah’s ark came to rest on this mountain.

Mount Ararat

500

This is the color of the candle lit on the 3rd Sunday of Advent (Gaudete Sunday).

Pink (or Rose)

500

At the end of the Liturgy of the Word, we all stand to recite this "Statement of Faith."

The Creed (Nicene or Apostles)

500

Jesus taught that even if you have faith as small as this tiny seed, you can move mountains.

Mustard Seed

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