Early Days of the Church
Called the Twelve Apostles.
Who is Jesus?
Who Jesus made the head of Church.
Who is Peter?
The members of the Church.
What is human?
The Church is One.
What is one faith, one baptism, one head on earth, one sacrifice of the Mass, one Mystical Body
The favorite meal at the Sea of Galilee.
What is fresh fish?
The location where Jesus first called his apostles.
Peter means...
What is "Rock"?
The the structure of the Church.
What is Human and Divine?
The Church is Apostolic.
The Church began from the early days of the Apostles.
The type of oil used in cooking and to light the lamps.
What is olive oil?
The first public miracle of Jesus.
What is the wedding at Canna?
The word "Pope" means . . .
What is Father?
Describes how is the Church Divine.
What is founded by Jesus Christ?
What is inspired by the Holy Spirit?
What is accomplishes God's works through the Sacraments?
The Church is Catholic
Meaning of "Catholic"
What is for all men.
What is for every age.
What is until the end of time
What is "Universal"
The work of the women.
What is mothering, cooking, cleaning etc.
Where Jesus was Baptized.
Baptized Jesus.
Spoken words heard at the baptism.
What is Jordan River?
Who is John the Baptist?
"This is my beloved son."
The primary function of a Cardinal.
What is elect the Pope.
Teaching office of the Church.
The laws the Church is governed by.
What is Magisterium?
What is Canon Law?
The Four Marks of the Church.
What is One, Holy, Catholic and Apostolic.
The plight of a women or child when the husband/father dies.
What is Widow and orphan?
The age of Jesus when he started this public ministry.
What is age 30?
Duties of a bishop.
What are teach, govern and sactify?
How the Church is an institution.
What are structure, organization, guided by laws, beliefs and Doctrines, Holy Book, History?
The Church is Holy.
What is founded by Jesus Christ
What is Holy Doctrines
What is Holy Sacraments
What is Saints and holy souls
The twelve Apostles.
Peter, Andrew, James the Greater, John, Philip, Bartholomew, Thomas, Matthew, James the Less, Jude/Thaddaeus, Simon the Cannanean, Judas Iscariot