Nicene Creed
Creator of Heaven and Earth
Who is God the Father Almighty?
The "entry" sacrament that makes us adopted children of God and gives us the gifts of the Holy Spirit
Baptism
Wonder and Awe at the Greatness of God
What is Fear of the Lord?
Putting your hand in Holy Water as you enter the church.
What is a symbol of our Baptism?
Fruit of the Spirit that gives you loyalty to God, family, & friends - making you dependable, trustworthy, & obedient
What is Faithfulness?
Conceived by the Holy Spirit, born of the Virgin Mary
Who was Jesus Christ?
The Real presence of Christ
What is the Holy Eucharist?
The strength to stand up for your beliefs
What is fortitude?
Wind/Breathe, Fire, a Dove
What are symbols of the Holy Spirit?
Fruit of the Spirit that gives you moderation in your actions, conversation, behavior, and dress.
What is modesty?
The Lord and Giver of Life
Who is the Holy Spirit?
The healing sacrament that we must receive at least once a year.
What is Reconciliation? (Penance)
Helps you love and serve God
What is piety?
Sprinkling the congregation with Holy Water during mass for several weeks after Easter
What is the symbol for renewal of our baptismal vows?
Fruit of the Spirit that causes selfless love of others
What is Love?
Spoke through the prophets
Who is the Holy Spirit?
Sacraments of Initiation
What are Baptism, Holy Eucharist, and Confirmation?
Helps you seek advice and be open to the advice of others
What is counsel?
Anointing with Oil
What is the symbol of receiving or being sealed with the Holy Spirit?
The 12 Fruits of the Spirit
What are Goodness, Kindness, Self Control, Patience, Peace, and Joy, Love, Modesty, and Faithfulness
Holy, catholic, and apostolic
What is the Church?
Sacraments of Service
What are Holy Orders and Matrimony?
To see life from God's Point of View - keeps you from judging by appearance only
What is Wisdom?
White garments
What is the symbol of purification or purity?
The 7 Gifts of the Spirit.
What are Wisdom, Understanding, Counsel, Knowledge, Fear of the Lord, Fortitude, and Piety