Baptism marks us as members of the Church and is necessary for ___.

St. Thérèse’s story is an inspiring reminder that we can all live as ____ of God’s kingdom.

A ___ is a way of life to which God calls us so that we can live out the mission of the Church.

The Last Supper was the first celebration of this sacrament.

The patron saint of African Americans is ___.

In this sacrament we hear the bishop say, “Be sealed with the Gift of the Holy Spirit.”

People who prepare to enter the Church are called ___.

The successor of Saint Peter is the ___.

During the Sacrament of Holy Orders, the Holy Spirit imparts a special ___ that changes a priest forever.

The practice of ___, brings the three Theological Virtues together in perfect harmony.

A husband and wife live as one couple, both physically and emotionally.

The Church is built on the teachings of ___.

After receiving absolution, a person must also give ____ to any victims.

Deacon, presbyter, and bishop are the three levels of the ordained ministry.

At Confirmation we are anointed on the forehead with ___.

__ helps us trust that if we live according to Jesus’ teachings, we will see God’s Kingdom.

___ is an example of the relationship between Christ and his bride, the Church.

Every time the Eucharist is celebrated, we remember ___.

Faith, hope, and charity are the three ___.

The Church continues Jesus’ healing ministry for those who are ill with the this sacrament.

___ is the ability to believe in God and to give our lives to Him.

A ____ is one who gives special guidance to Christians seeking a deeper spiritual life.

In Jesus’ time, people who were ill were kept away from society and considered _____.