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Sacrament of Penance

• A sacrament that allows us to confess our sins and receive forgiveness from God through a priest.

• A ritual that celebrates the birth of a child in the Church.

• A ceremony that marks the transition from childhood to adulthood in the Church.

• A sacrament that involves the anointing of the sick to provide healing.

Theological Virtues

• Faith, Hope, and Charity (Love)

• Justice, Temperance, and Fortitude

• Wisdom, Understanding, and Counsel

• Patience, Kindness, and Humility

Fortitude

• A Cardinal Virtue that helps us continue when faced with difficulty.

• A type of physical strength used in sports.

• A psychological condition that leads to anxiety.

• A method of meditation for inner peace.

Temperance

• A Cardinal Virtue that helps us avoid extremes and find the right balance between too much and too little of the good things in life.

• A practice of self-denial that encourages complete abstinence from all pleasures.

• A philosophical concept that promotes indulgence in all aspects of life.

• A social virtue that emphasizes the importance of community over individual desires.

Liturgical Year

• A calendar that charts the various seasons, remembrances, feasts, and celebrations in the life of the Church over the course of a year.

• A schedule of weekly church services and activities.

• A historical timeline of significant events in the Church's history.

• A guide for personal spiritual practices throughout the year.

Apostolic Succession

• The transfer of authority from the Pope to the bishops through a written document.

• The handing on of apostolic preaching and authority from the Apostles to their successors the bishops through the laying on of hands.

• A process by which the Church selects new members through baptism.

• The establishment of new churches in different regions by the Apostles.

Gospel

• The 4 Gospels are the heart of the Scriptures and proclaim the Good News of Salvation.

• The Gospels are primarily about the laws given to Moses.

• The Gospels focus on the prophecies of the Old Testament.

• The Gospels are historical accounts of the Roman Empire.

Liturgy of the Hours

• A daily prayer of the Catholic Church also known as the Divine Office.

• A type of music used in Catholic worship services.

• A historical document outlining the beliefs of the Catholic Church.

• A collection of hymns sung during Mass.

Our Father

• A prayer given by Jesus during the Sermon on the Mount that contains 7 petitions.

• A hymn sung during church services.

• A prayer recited only during Lent.

• A meditation on the nature of God.

Holy Orders

• The Sacrament that allows individuals to become members of the Church.

• The Sacrament through which the mission entrusted by Christ to His Apostles continues to be carried out in the Church until the end of time.

• The Sacrament that signifies the beginning of a person's journey in faith.

• The Sacrament that is only available to women in the Church.