Old Testament & Prophets
This prophet foretold the coming of the Messiah.
(Who is Isaiah?)
God makes Himself known to us through this.
(What is Divine Revelation?)
By this, Jesus brought us salvation and new life.
(What is His Death and Resurrection?)
This sacrament frees us from Original Sin.
(What is Baptism?)
Holy Days of Obligation require this.
(What is attending Mass?)
In Catholic social teaching, this reminds us to help those in need.
(What is the Option for the Poor and Vulnerable?)
Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph are known as these.
(Who are the patriarchs?)
The Holy Spirit’s guidance of the Bible’s human authors is called this.
(What is Divine Inspiration?)
For Christians, this is the new Passover.
(What is the Eucharist?)
These three sacraments begin our Christian life.
(What are Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist?)
The Ten Commandments are the laws of this covenant.
(What is God’s covenant?)
These teachings form the foundation of the Christian moral life.
(What are the Ten Commandments, Beatitudes, and Jesus’ Commandments?)
God’s promise to Noah is an example of this.
(What is an Old Testament covenant?)
The Book of Psalms is a collection of poems and songs important in Christian worship.
(What are the Psalms?)
The beginning of the Church on earth occurred at this event.
(What is Pentecost?)
In this sacrament, our sins are forgiven and we are reconciled with God and the Church.
(What is Penance and Reconciliation?)
The way we are each called to love and serve God and others is called this.
(What is a vocation?)
Showing care for God's creation and sharing with others is called this.
(What is stewardship?)
This Old Testament event foreshadows God the Father offering His Son, Jesus.
(What is Abraham and Isaac?)
This important prayer was taught by Jesus and is central to our faith.
(What is the Lord’s Prayer?)
This liturgical season focuses on Jesus’ birth and His Second Coming.
(What is Advent?)
In Confirmation, we receive these, which help us follow Christ and share our faith.
(What are the Gifts of the Holy Spirit?)
Believing objects or creatures have mysterious powers is called this and is against the First Commandment.
(What is superstition?)
Visiting the sick and imprisoned are examples of this.
(What are the Corporal Works of Mercy?)
This sweet, bread-like food God provided in the desert foreshadows the Eucharist.
(What is manna?)
Human beings are different from other creatures because they have free will, a conscience, and this.
(What is a soul?)
The Church celebrates Christ's entire life, especially His Paschal Mystery, during this.
(What is the liturgical year?)
These are effective signs given by Jesus that share God’s life and grace.
(What are the Sacraments?)
The lives of saints teach us this important quality of following Jesus.
(What is discipleship?)
Comforting the sorrowful and counseling the doubtful are examples of this.
(What are the Spiritual Works of Mercy?)