Immaculate Conception
This event means Mary was preserved from Original Sin from the first moment of her life.
What is the Immaculate Conception?
This angel appeared to Mary.
Who is Gabriel?
The Incarnation means this happened.
What is "The Word became flesh"?
Mary traveled to visit this cousin.
Who is Elizabeth?
Jesus was born in this town.
What is Bethlehem?
This feast celebrating the Immaculate Conception is observed on this date each year.
What is December 8?
Mary lived in this town when Gabriel visited her.
What is Nazareth?
Jesus has these two natures.
What are divine and human?
This unborn baby leaped for joy when Mary arrived.
Who is John the Baptist?
Jesus was placed in this after He was born.
What is a manger?
God preserved Mary from Original Sin because she would become this person's mother.
Who is Jesus?
Mary's "yes" to God is known by this Latin word.
What is Fiat?
The Incarnation took place when Mary gave this response to God.
What is her "yes" (Fiat)?
Elizabeth was filled with this divine Person when Mary greeted her.
Who is the Holy Spirit?
These visitors came first after angels announced Jesus' birth.
Who are the shepherds?
True or False? The Immaculate Conception is about Jesus being conceived.
What is False?
Mary answered the angel by saying these words.
What is "Let it be done to me according to your word"?
Jesus became man for this reason.
What is to save us from sin?
Mary prayed this beautiful hymn of praise during her visit.
What is the Magnificat?
These three gifts were brought by the Wise Men.
What are gold, frankincense, and myrrh?
Mary was given this gift by God so she could freely prepare to become the Mother of Jesus.
What is freedom from Original Sin?
Gabriel told Mary that this elderly relative was expecting a baby.
Who is Elizabeth?
Even after becoming man, Jesus remained completely this.
What is God?
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What is Divine?
Mary stayed with Elizabeth for about this long.
What is three months?
The angels announced this message on the night Jesus was born.
What is "Glory to God in the highest"?