_____________ - Jesus’ Passion is the suffering, Crucifixion, and Death he endured for our sins.

• Passion

• Resurrection

• Life Everlasting

• Communion of Saints

_________________ - is Jesus’ victory over death by his rising to a new and glorified life three days after his Death.

• Passion

• Resurrection

• Life Everlasting

• Communion of Saints

_________________________ - is the eternal life with God that all Jesus’ faithful followers will share for all eternity.

• Passion

• Resurrection

• Life Everlasting

• Communion of Saints

__________________________________ - is the unity in Christ of all the redeemed, those on Earth and those who have died.

• Passion

• Resurrection

• Life Everlasting

• Communion of Saints

After ________ raised Lazarus from the dead, he had even more followers. But some people, including some of the chief priests of the Temple and the Pharisees, could not accept Jesus.

• Jesus

• Lazarus

• Mary

• John the Baptist

________________ was a method for punishing slaves and criminals in the Roman Empire. Because of the Crucifixion of Jesus, the cross is a sign of victory for Christians.

• Crucifixion

• Jesus

• Fasting

• Feathered and Tared

“And I tell you, ask and you will receive; seek and you will find; knock and the door will be opened to you.”
-_______ 11:9

• Luke

• Genesis

• Exodus

• Numbers

___________________ is a national heroine of France. She was captured by the English and tried by an ecclesiastical court. She was convicted of heresy and burned at the stake by the English when she was nineteen years old. Twenty-four years later, the Church found her innocent and declared her a martyr.

• Joan of Arc

• St. Francis DeSales

• Jesuit

• St. Francis Xavier

[H]e humbled himself, /becoming obedient to death, /even death on a cross. /Because of this, God greatly exalted him…
-______________ 2:8,9

• Philippians

• Exodus

• Numbers

• Leviticus

__________ prepared his disciples for his coming suffering, Crucifixion, and Death. Jesus’ suffering on the Cross marked his victory over sin and evil.

• Jesus

• Lazarus

• Judas

• Peter