Tensions btwn Jesus and Jewish Authorities
The event where Jesus challenged the authorities in charge of the Temple to kill Him; akin to anti-religious terrorism and blasphemy
Cleansing of the Temple
Event during Holy Week when Jesus allowed Himself to be proclaimed openly as the Messiah by all the people of Jerusalem. He fulfilled Old Testament prophecies and rebuked the Pharisees for their hardness of heart.
Palm Sunday
On what day of the week did the Resurrection take place?
Sunday (First Day)
What are the four last things?
Death, judgment, Heaven, Hell
Sacred Scripture & Sacred Tradition. The Magisterium has the responsibility to interpret, guard/protect, and pass this on.
Deposit of Faith
Event where Jesus said, "Whoever eats my flesh and drinks my blood will have eternal life;" led many disciples to leave Jesus
Bread of Life Discourse
The day of Holy Week when Jesus instituted the Eucharist and the priesthood and washed the disciples' feet.
Holy Thursday
We say that Jesus rose from the dead in this kind of body.
Glorified body
The judgment we will experience individually at the moment of our death.
Particular judgment
The process of passing on the Gospel by word of mouth, from Jesus to the apostles to the successors of the apostles today.
Sacred Tradition
Event where Mary anointed Jesus' feet in preparation for His death and burial; seals Judas' conviction to betray Jesus
Anointing at Bethany
The three elements of the Sacrament of the Eucharist.
Presence, sacrifice, communion
This is the strongest proof of the Resurrection. Had Jesus never risen from the dead, this person would never have been able to convert, evangelize, and eventually lay the foundation for the conversion of the entire Roman Empie.
Conversion of St. Paul
The judgment we will experience publicly before all mankind after the resurrection of the dead at the end of time.
General or Final Judgment
Early Church heresy which taught that Jesus' humanity was fully absorbed into His divinity, like a drop of water in the ocean.
Monophysitism
Event where Jesus performs a miracle on the Sabbath and compares the Pharisees' hardness of heart to spiritual blindness
Healing of the Man Born Blind
The event that officially marked the start of Jesus' Passion, wherein He experienced great fear, in His human nature, at the prospect of His impending Passion, and where He accepted the cup of His suffering.
Agony in the Garden
Name some commonalities among the Resurrection account in all four Gospels.
Mary Magdalene is the first (or among the first) to see Jesus; there are one or two angels at the tomb; Jesus speaks; Jesus appears to one or multiple of the apostles
Early Christian worship took place in (these buildings) over the course of (this many days), and it formed the centerpiece of the early Christian practices of (this), meaning "communion" or "fellowship," and (this), meaning "service," above all service to the poor.
House churches, two days, koinonia, diakonia
The early Church responded to the heresy of Monophysitism at (this Council), where the union between Jesus' true human and divine natures, called (this), was taught in a special formula.
Chalcedon, Hypostatic Union
In the Parable of the Tenants, whom do the tenants, to whom the vineyard-owner has leased the land, symbolize?
The Pharisees & Jewish authorities
The charge which Pontius Pilate (a Roman) would falsely use to condemn Jesus.
Sedition (treason)
By His Resurrection, Jesus defeats these three things.
Sin, death, Satan
We say that the apostles went out to (blank) in obedience to the (blank) received from Jesus during the Ascension. They did this by bringing their apostolic preaching, also called the (blank), with them out from Jerusalem, after receiving the Holy Spirit on (this day).
evangelize, Great Commission, kerygma, Pentecost
This Marian dogma teaches that Mary was created without original sin, and that she never committed a sin her entire life. Shows us the holiness of Jesus - He would not come into the world through anyone less than a perfect creature.
Immaculate Conception