The Crucifixion
What happened to the Earth when Jesus died on the Cross?
There was an earthquake
Who did the Apostles receive in the Upper Room at Pentecost?
The Holy Spirit
As Jesus hung on the cross, what did He say to St. John about His mother?
"Son, behold your mother."
Where are the saints now?
In Heaven with Jesus
What does the word "Catholic" mean?
Universal
Who denied Jesus three times?
Peter
What is the event called where Jesus raised up into Heaven 40 days after Easter?
The Ascension
Where was Mary at Pentecost?
In the Upper Room with the Apostles
True or false: a holy person still living on Earth can be declared a saint.
False!
What does it mean that the Catholic Church is "Apostolic"?
It is founded on the Apostles, Jesus' closest friends
Who did Pontius Pilate release instead of Jesus?
Barabbas
Who is the only person (besides Jesus) to be fully body and soul in Heaven?
Mary, Jesus' mother
Mary has always been full of grace, because she was preserved from:
Original Sin
To be officially declared a saint, there need to be two _____________ attributed to the person's intercession.
Miracles
Who were the first bishops of the Catholic church?
The 12 Apostles
Who betrayed Jesus?
Judas Iscariot, one of the Apostles
How could the Apostles tell that they had received the Holy Spirit?
There was a loud sound of the wind, they saw tongues of fire on their heads, and they could speak many different languages.
Catholics do not worship Mary, but we ask her to ____________ for us (talk to Jesus for us).
Intercede
True or False: Only people officially declared saints by the Catholic Church are in Heaven.
False!
What are the Four Marks of the Church?
One, Holy, Catholic, and Apostolic
Who stayed with Jesus at the foot of the Cross as He died?
Mary, His Mother; Mary Magdalene; and St. John the Apostle
Who was the first person to realize that Jesus' tomb was empty?
Mary Magdalene
What is the event called when Mary rose body and soul into Heaven?
The Assumption
Intercession
What is the teaching authority of the Church called? (one of the three parts of Divine Revelation)
The Magisterium