The Sacraments and Prayers
During our Baptism, we are cleansed with water to remove what....
What is Original Sin
Bonus point: Why do we have Original Sin?
The Bible is split into two parts that are named what?
What is New Testament and Old Testament
Ordained
Those men who have received the Sacrament of Holy Orders so that they may preside at the celebration of the Eucharist and serve as leaders and teachers of the Church
The Person who Baptized Jesus...
John the Baptist
Bonus Point: Where was Jesus baptized?
When the Priest blesses the Eucharist during Mass, we believe that_________happens?
It becomes the Body and Blood of Christ
After confessing our sins during the Sacrament of Reconciliation, the priest gives us ____ to atone for our sins...
penance: An action we perform to show we are turning away from sin so that we can live as God wants us to live.
This can be done by praying, fasting, and helping those in need.
Name (3) of the 4 Gospels of the New Testament
What is Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John
Reconciliation
The repair or renewal of a friendship that has been broken by some action or lack of action. In the Sacrament of Penance and Reconciliation through God's mercy and forgiveness we are reconciled with God, the Church, and others.
Name a Saint, what they are the patron Saint of, and one thing that they did.
St. Francis of Assisi
St. Joan of Arc
St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta
St. Sebastian
St. Patrick
Complete these parts of the Nicene Creed...
"I believe in one God, the Father_____, maker of ______ and ______, of all things ________ and _________"
God from____, Light from Light,
true God from true God, ______, not made, _______ with the Father
He will come again in glory to _____ the living and the dead and his_______ will have no end."
(1) Almighty, (2) Heaven (3) Earth (4) Visible (5) invisible (6) God, (7) Begotten, (8) Consubstantial (9) judge (10) Kingdom
The Nicene Creed and Apostles Creed are proclamations of what?
The Nicene and Apostles Creed are proclamations of what we believe as Catholics.
Bonus Point: Give an example of a phrase from the Nicene or Apostles Creed
What is the MAIN difference between the Old and New Testament?
Old Testament is before Jesus was born. A time when the prophets were telling of His coming. Ancient Judaism.
The New Testament is all about Jesus's life and ministry.
Original Sin
"Our human tendency to sin, which is the result of the sin of Adam and Eve. They disobeyed God and chose to follow their own will rather than God's will. Because of this act, all human beings lost the original blessings that God intended, and we became subject to sin and death."
Bonus: What sacrament removes cleanses us of Original Sin?
During Easter, we read the gospel of Jesus' cruxifiction, who condemned Jesus to death?
Who is "Pontius Pilate"
Bonus Point: Who was released in Jesus' place?
What is a prophet and What do they do?
One called to pseak for God and call the peaple to be faithful to the covenant. A major section of the Old Testament presents, 18 books, the messages and actions of the prophets.
Bonus: Name one Prophet
Each set of TEN beads on a Rosary are known as a...
What is a decade
Name the people that Jesus met on the way to where He was crucified...
Simon, Veronica, His Mother, Mary, and the women of Jerusalem.
Bonus Point: What was the name of the place He was crucified?
Covenant
What is "A solemn agreement between people or between people and God. God made Covenants with humanity through agreements with Noah, Abraham, and Moses. These Covenant offered salvation . God the Fathers new and final Covenant was established through the death, resurrection, and ascension of His son, Jesus."
Which Old Testament prophet told the Pharaoh to free the enslaved Jews or he would suffer the wrath of God?
Moses
Bonus Point: Name (1) of the plagues brought forth by God as a result of the Pharaoh's disobedience
Double Bonus: What Jewish celebration is named for this time in history?
What are the (3) parts of the Holy Trinity?
The Holy Trinity is described as what?
__in __ persons
Father (God), Son (Jesus), and Holy Spirit
1 in 3 persons
Bonus Point: Explain what is means to be "1 in 3 persons"
Scenario: A relative is very sick and about to go into surgery. Which holy Sacrament might you request in order to help them?
Anointing of the Sick
How many total books are there in the Bible?
What is 73 Books in total
Moral Law
A rule for living that has been established by God and people om authority who are concerned about the good of all people. Moral laws are based on God's direction to us to do wghat is rught and avoid what is wrong. Some moral laws are "written" in the human heart and can be known through our own reasoning. Other moral laws have been revealed to us by God in the Old Testament and in the new Lew given by Jesus.
Bonus: Give an example of a Moral Law...
Palm Sunday is a celebration of what event...
The celebration of Jesus' triumphant entry into Jerusalem after his 40 days in the Desert.
What does it mean when we proclaim "I believe in one, holy, catholic and apostolic Church"?
Holy: The Church is holy because of its union with Jesus Christ. Set aside for God's purposes.
Catholic: Universal Church, "all over the world". Jesus gave the Church to the whole world for everyone to be a part of.
Apostolic: The Church is apostolic because it passes on the teachings of the apostles through their successors, the bishops, in union with the successors of Saint Peter, the Pope