Sacraments1
The Father, Son and Holy Spirit are called this.
What is the Holy Spirit?
What part of the Bible does the 2nd reading come from?
New Testatment
T/F
There are 10 Apostles.
What is FALSE?
(There are 12 Apostles)
There are this many decades are there in a rosary.
BONUS: HOW MANY HAIL MARY'S
What are 5?
53
This sacrament of mercy wipes away our actual sins.
What is the sacrament of Reconciliation?
There are this many sacraments in the Catholic Church.
What are 7 Sacraments?
This is the state of everlasting union and happiness with God.
What is Heaven?
T/F
The word catholic means this.
What is "universal"?
This Old Testament figure's faith was so strong, he was willing to sacrifice his own son.
Who is Abraham?
This means God became man.
What is the Incarnation?
The oil that is blessed by the Bishop and used at Confirmation is called
Chrism
There are this many gifts of the Holy Spirit.
What is 7?
T/F
There are 7 Beatitudes.
What is False?
(There are 8)
Q: Name the leader of a diocese.
A: Who is the bishop?
This is the color the priest wears during Lent.
What is purple?
The Holy Spirit appeared as this symbol at Pentecost.
What are tongues of fire?
This helps us choose between right and wrong and we must help form it.
What is our conscience?
T/F
There are 3 theological virtues.
What is TRUE?
Faith
Hope
Love
According to Catholic teachings, this is when does life begin.
What is at conception?
Having sorrow for your sins is called this.
What is contrition?
Acts of love and compassion for those suffering in body and spirit are called this.
What are Works or acts of Mercy.
(Corporal & Spiritual)
Jesus says that this is the Greatest Commandment.
"You shall love the Lord, your God, with all your heart, with all your soul, with all your mind, and with all your strength. And you shall love your neighbor as yourself."
Q: Gift that helps us see God in all things with wonder.
A: What is fear of the Lord (wonder & awe)?
The four marks of the Church: One, Holy, Catholic, and ________
What is Apostolic?
Explain in your own words how Confirmation, Baptism, and Eucharist work together.
DOUBLE POINTS