Sacraments
Baptism, the Eucharist, and Confirmation make up the Sacraments of __________.
What is Initiation?
This is the ordinary minister of the Sacrament of Confirmation.
Who is the bishop?
The Hebrew word for "wind" or "breathe" used to describe God's Spirit in the Old Testament.
What is ruah?
All of the baptized people who believe in Jesus.
What is the Church?
Any person who now lives with God forever in heaven.
What is a saint?
Confirmation completes what begins in the Sacrament of __________.
What is Baptism?
What are the laying on of hands and the anointing with chrism?
Jesus used this word meaning "lawyer" or "defender" to describe the Holy Spirit
What is Advocate?
The small community or region for which a pastor and church is responsible.
What is a parish?
The process for declaring someone a saint (hint: starts with a "c")
What is canonization?
The sacraments were instituted by this person.
Who is Jesus?
This person is chosen to guide and support the individual being confirmed.
What is a sponsor?
A New Testament image for the Holy Spirit that symbolizes its transforming energy.
What is fire?
The pastor of St. Michael the Archangel parish in Silver Spring.
Who is Msgr. Tolentino?
The number of miracles attributed to a person after death to be declared a saint.
What is two?
An outward sign of God's grace given to the Church by Christ.
What is a sacrament?
The special, blessed oil used in Confirmation.
What is chrism?
The day on which the Apostles received the Holy Spirit. (Hint: Confirmation is your own personal _____)
What is Pentecost?
The title for the Bishop of Rome and leader of the Catholic Church.
Who is the Pope?
This saint gave their life for another prisoner at Auschwitz concentration camp.
Who is Maximilian Kolbe?
This is the total number of sacraments in the Church.
What is seven?
The person being confirmed receives the Gift of the __________.
What is Holy Spirit?
What is Holy Trinity?
The current leaders of dioceses and successors of the Apostles.
Who are the bishops?
The first black American priest, Augustus Tolton, was given this declaration by Pope Francis.
What is venerable?