Sacraments
This sacrament sees you being initiated into the Catholic faith
Baptism
This person oversees a parish, referred to as "Father"
Priest
Also called the Lord's prayer and is said every week in mass
The Our Father
These sins are considered lesser offenses than mortal sins
Venial sins
This testament focuses more on the life and teachings of Jesus
The New Testament
Receiving the body and blood of Jesus Christ
Communion/Eucharist
The man in charge of a diocese
Bishop
The prayer we say in honor of Jesus' mother
Hail Mary
Feeding the hungry and clothing the naked are just two examples of these that Jesus taught us on how to treat others
Corporal Works of Mercy
The books of Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John are commonly referred to as this
The Gospels
You receive this sacrament when the gifts of the Holy Spirit are sealed with you
Confirmation
An ordained man who can be married unless he is considered "Transitional"
Deacon
"Glory be to the Father and to the Son, and to the Holy Spirit as it was in the beginning, is now, and ever shall be. Amen"
The Glory Be
Follow these and you can rest easy knowing you are following God's law
The Ten Commandments
The church has 4 of these marks
One, Holy, Catholic, Apostolic
This sacrament is required to hold an official position in a parish/church
Holy Orders
These red robed guys elect the new pope once the current pope dies or abdicates
Cardinals
You just committed a sin and are seeking forgiveness, this is the prayer that is just what you need
The Act of Contrition
Pope Gregory coined this term to refer to grave misdeeds against God
Seven Deadly Sins
This is what we call the time of the liturgical year between Lent/Easter and Advent/Christmas
Ordinary Time
A sacrament of healing where you pray for the healing and mercy for someone ill
Annointing of the sick
The second in command to a bishop, exercises the bishops power in a diocese
Vicar General
This Creed outlines the main tenets of our faith
The Apostles Creed
When we do commit sin it is important that we do this to be absolved
Sacrament of Reconciliation/Go to confession
This is when someone is officially declared a saint
Canonization