Stations of the Cross
Traditions
Liturgical Living
Vocabulary
Saints
100

The First Station of the Cross

What is Jesus is condemned to death

100

This snack originated during Lent because it contains only flour, water and salt

What are pretzels?

100

The vestment color the priest wears during Lent

What is purple?

100

The day Jesus rose from the dead

What is Easter Sunday?

100

This Irish Saint's feast day takes place during lent. He used the 4 leaf clover to explain the Holy Trinity

Who is Saint Patrick?

200

The 4th Station of the Cross

What is Jesus Meets his Mother?

200

This is what we call the day before Lent begins

What is Fat Tuesday? (or Mardi Gras, Shrove Tuesday)

200

This prayer of the Mass is omitted during Lent

What is the Gloria?

200

The practice of not eating meat during Lent

What is abstinence?

200

She was a heiress of millions, asked the Pope for more missionaries....and he told her to become one.

Who is St. Katharine Drexel?

300
He helps Jesus carry His Cross

Who is Simon of Cyrene?

300

This food was traditionally eaten the day before Lent begins?

What are hot cross buns (or pancakes)?

300

This word is never said or sung during Lent

What is Alleluia?

300

Charity during Lent to celebrate God's generous mercy

What is almsgiving?

300

His Feast Day is March 19th and the month of March is dedicated to him.

Who is Saint Joseph?

400

This is the number of times Jesus falls in the Stations

What is 3?

400

These are the days that Catholics are required to fast (abstain from eating) during Lent

What are Ash Wednesday and Good Friday?

400

On this day during Lent the priest blesses the palms

What is Palm Sunday?

400

When the holy oils are blessed on Holy Thursday for use during the coming year

What is the Chrism mass?

400

Two young women that were friends and arrested during the Roman persecutions.  One was a noblewoman and the other a slave.

Who are Felicity and Perpetua?

500

This is the fourteenth station of the cross

What is Jesus's body is laid in the sepulchre?

500
This is the reason it's called "Ash Wednesday"

Because ashes are placed in the form of a cross on the foreheads of the devoted reminding them that they are from dust and dust they shall return

500

These are the three holiest days of the Church year -- they are known as the Triduum (which is the Latin word for three)`

What are Holy Thursday, Good Friday and Holy Saturday?

500

Place of skulls -- The Calvary Hill where Jesus was crucified

Golgotha

500

She is the woman who offered a cloth to Jesus so he could wipe his face during the stations of the cross.

Who is St. Veronica?